He and his team looked at other industries and found four principles that would further their goal: interchangeable parts, continuous ... assembly line ever used for large-scale manufacturing ...

On the 100th anniversary of Henry Ford’s invention of the moving assembly line, the company he founded ... s core principles of quality parts, work flow, division of labor and efficiency still ...

The moving assembly line was created 100 years ago to answer demand for the Model T. By 1927%2C Ford was able to build a Model T every 24 seconds Production to increase from 6 million to 8 million ...

(CBS News) Henry Ford introduced one of history's great innovations in October 1913 - the assembly line. The advance transformed the industry worldwide, and the mass-produced Model T helped create ...

The idea of moving assembly lines didn't occur to ... Parts were positioned along the line as the cars passed. By October 1913, Ford was able to pull the wraps off of a redesigned production ...

Determined to find a more efficient way to make cars, Henry Ford launched the industry's first moving assembly line at the Highland Park Plant in Detroit, Michigan, in 1913. The rope-and-pulley ...

A century later, electric vehicles are poised to push aside the gas-powered horseless carriage, but the Chicago Assembly Plant is still going strong as the oldest Ford auto plant in continuous ...

But this month, the Ford Motor Company is quietly commemorating a T-related centennial that was the true source of that seismic shift in mobility: the automotive assembly line. The Model T just ...

Forget the Model T—Ford’s real innovation was the moving assembly line. It didn’t just usher in the age of the car; it changed work forever. He first fully implemented his innovation on ...

In 1913, Henry Ford revolutionized car-making with the first moving assembly line, an innovation that made piecing together new vehicles faster and more efficient. Some hundred years later ...