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Was one of the most important ones. Was used in factories, locomotives, mines and steamboats. Was invented by Thomas Savery.

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With the machinery, factories started working first in Britain and in all the world. Was invented by Derby’s John Lombe, but was Richard Arkwright, who constructed Cromford Mill in 1771. Located in the Derwent Valley, Cromford Mill was the first water-powered cotton spinning mill and initially employed 200 workers.

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Was invented by a Scottish engineer, James Watt, in 1763. It uses fuel to run and it's quite similar to the steam engine.

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Eli Whitney invented the cotton engine. Before it's invention, cotton seeds needed to be removed from fibers by hand. This was laborious and time-consuming. This machine vastly improved the profitability of cotton for farmers. The Cotton Gin enabled many more farmers to consider cotton as their main crop. This was especially significant for farmers and slave plantation owners in America.

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Was invented the 24th of February in 1804, by Cornishman Richard Trevithick and carried ten tons of iron, five wagons and seventy men for 9.75 miles.

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In 1809 was invented by Thomas Alva Edison, in one of his experiments the light bulb give 14 hours of light.

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In 1826, French inventor Joseph Nicéphore Niépce created the first permanent photograph from a camera image.
Niépce captured the photograph from his upstairs window using a camera obscura, a primitive camera, and a pewter plate, having experimented with various light-sensitive materials.

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William Burt, an American inventor, patented the first typewriter which he called a ‘typographer’. It was ineffective because it writes faster than by hand, but Burt is regarded as the ‘father of the typewriter’. The working model of the ‘typographer’, which Burt had left with the U.S. Patent Office, was destroyed in a fire which demolished the building in 1836.

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Was invented by Michael Faraday and it's called the Faraday Disk.
Although the machine’s design was not very effective, Faraday’s experimentation with electromagnetism, including the discovery of electromagnetic induction, soon led to improvements, such as the dynamo which was the first generator capable of delivering power for industry.

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Sir William Fothergill Cooke and Charles Wheatstone invented the first electrical telegraph, installed between Euston and Camden Town in London. The next year they installed the system along thirteen miles, from Paddington to West Drayton (the first commercial telegraph in the world). In America, the first telegraph service opened in 1844 and connected Baltimore and Washington D.C. Words were written in Morse code.

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Was invented by Alfred Nobel a Swedish chemis in 1860. Before this invention, gunpowder had been used to shatter rocks and fortifications. But dynamite was stronger faster and safer. He did not want it to be used for military purposes.

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In 1876 Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone. This was a divide that can transmit sounds from one person to another with a long distance between them.