Edward Cartwright

Edward Cartwright was an English inventor known for his contributions to the Industrial Revolution in the late 18th century. He is best recognized for inventing the power loom in 1785, which significantly automated the process of weaving cloth, making textile production faster and more efficient. This innovation helped transform the textile industry, leading to mass production and changing the way fabrics were made. Cartwright also developed other technologies related to machinery and steam power, making him an important figure in the advancement of industrial technology during that era.