The top 10
milestones in the history of production in my opinion are:
- Sumerians use cuneiform alphabet on
clay tablets– 3500bc
- Paper invented in China by Ts’ai lun
– AD 105
- Johannes Gutenberg printed first book
in Europe – 1445
- Papermaking machine invented by
Nicolas-Louis Robert – 1798
- Negative/positive photography
invented by Fox Talbot – 1839
- First colour separation process
invented – 1890
- Adobe systems founded – 1982
- CD- ROM invented, Parke Lightbown
builds a computer application that runs from a computer based version of
the compact disk – 1984
- Email invented by Ray Tomlinson –
1971
I believe these
points are the top 10 because they are all things that are still used in the
world today and have influenced some other ways of making and producing work,
such as books have given people different ideas of laying out work and how to
display things.
Johannes
Gutenberg made the first book in Europe in 1445. He produced the book by using
an invention that later led to him inventing the printing pres a few years
after. The book he printed was the bible, it was a revelation of its time
because of the neat and easy to read lettering without the need of glasses.
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