
Steam Engine

- Inventor: Thomas Savery
- Year: 1698
Steam is one of the powerful fuels for the locomotive. This idea became the foundation of Steam Engine. It remained a technique of inexpensive transportation for hundreds of years.
Electricity

- Inventor: Benjamin Franklin
- Year: 18th century
Today we can’t even imagine our life without electricity. It aided and complements other inventions like electronic equipment including Television, Refrigerators, air conditioners, computers etc.
Cotton Gin

- Inventor: Eli Whitney
- Year: 1793
Before the invention of Cotton Gin, the process of separating cotton seeds from the fluffy cotton was done by hand. Cotton Gin machines used to perform same operations efficiently and in a less of time.
Vaccination

- Inventor: Edward Jenner
- Year: 1796
This creation is the most effective way to prevent people from infections such as viral diseases including influenza and polio etc.
Battery

- Inventor: Alessandro Volta
- Year: 1800
The first battery was known as the voltaic pile. It is used in households and in industrial equipment as a source of running applications and electrical energy as well.
Matches

- Inventor: Jean Chancel
- Year: 1805
Since the time of its invention, it remains its importance. It is a portable and most widely used source for fire burning.
Railways

- Inventor: George Stephenson
- Year: 1814
The invention of Railways played a vital role in the industrial revolution as one of the fastest and efficient ways of transportation. The transfer of goods becomes very easy. For the very first time, a person could travel across the country in less than a day.
Morse code

- Inventor: Samuel F.B. Morse
- Year: 1838
Morse code is named after its inventor Samuel Morse. It is a method of dashes and dots which is used to help send telegraphs over the long distance wires.
Stamps

- Inventor: Rowland Hill
- Year: 1840
The first stamp was proposed as a cheap way to offer postal delivery. This proposal led to a universal postage system we have today.
Anesthesia

- Inventor: William Thomas Green Morton
- Year: 1846
Anesthesia is a procedure to control pain during a surgery by using anesthetics medicines. It is mainly used to maintain blood pressure, and heartbeat rate.