Whitney's Factory

Whitney’s Factory refers to the innovative work of Eli Whitney, an American inventor known for developing the cotton gin and interchangeable parts in the early 19th century. The cotton gin revolutionized cotton processing, boosting the textile industry, while the concept of interchangeable parts allowed for mass production of goods, making repairs easier and manufacturing more efficient. Whitney’s ideas laid the groundwork for modern manufacturing and industrialization, significantly impacting economic growth and technology. His innovations demonstrated how standardized components could streamline production and facilitate larger scale industries.