On 1 December 1913, the Ford Motor Company revolutionised industrial production by implementing the world's first moving assembly line for its Model T Ford.
This innovation, conceived to enhance efficiency and reduce production costs, fundamentally transformed the automobile industry and modern manufacturing at large.
By dividing tasks among specialised workers and utilising a conveyor belt to move parts, Ford significantly slashed assembly time, making cars affordable for the average American and laying the groundwork for mass production in countless industries.
