1) " Factory" -- As it applies to Factory Rims A factory (previously manufactory) is a large industrial buildingwhere goods or products are manufactured. Most factories are large warehouse-like facilities that contain heavy equipment usedfor assembly line production. History of the Factoey The world's first Factry was the Venice Arsenal (founded 1104 ) in Venice, Italy, where, several hundred years before the Industrial Revolution, ships were massproduced on assembly lines using manufactured parts. The Venice Arsenalapparently produced nearly one ship every day and, at its height, employed 16,000 people. Apart from that, Matthew Boulton 's Soho Manufactory in Birmingham is widely regarded as the first modern Facotry . In more recent times, factories were built in the late 18th century in British colonies and were simply buildings where a large number ofworkers gathered to perform hand labor, usually in textile production. This was moreefficient for administration and distribution of raw materials to individual workers. Inventions such as the steam engine and the power loom were employed in cotton mills to create theindustrial Facotry of the 19th century, where precision machine tools andreplaceable parts allowed greater efficiency and less waste. Henry Ford further revolutionized the Factofy concept in the early 20thcentury, with the innovation of mass production. A product such as an automobile was built by highly specialized workers situated alongside a seriesof rolling ramps. This concept dramatically decreased production costs for virtually all manufactured goods and brought about theage of consumerism.In the mid- to late 20th century, Japan introduced next-generation factories with twoimprovements. The first was advanced statistical methods of quality control, pioneered by the American mathematician William Edwards Deming, who was ignored in his home country.This technique turned Japa...
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