Topic: DISCOVER FAMOUS INVENTORS AND
THEIR INVENTIONS, THAT HAVE MADE A
DIFFERENCE IN OUR LIVES
Modernage Girls Campus
Class:
Ayesha Bibi, Abeeha Najam, Aarmish Ahmad, Ibrahim Khan(2 Pearl)
Muhammad Abbas,Anaya Baber (2Emerlad) ,Haider Naveed,Anaya Qureshi (2 Diamond)
Noufal khalid, M.Younas khan, Ishmal Anus, Ariana Amin, Arwa Taseer (2 Opal)
Table of Contents:
Abstract
Chapter 1.History of wheel
Chapter 2.History of evolution of an
aeroplane
2.1 Aeroplane Timeline
Chapter 3. Mobile phone
3.1 Mobile phone Time line
3.2 Mobile phone, A transition from
traditional telephones
Chapter 4. Computers
Chapter 5. Light Bulb
Conclusion
Abstract:
Inventions and their inventors play a significant role in shaping
the world we live in today. These advancements have made our lives more
convenient and have revolutionized various fields. Grade 2 research was to
discover Famous inventors and their inventions that have made a difference in
our lives. 13 students have worked on this research project. Their research
question was to identify specific aspects of famous inventors. Here are few inventions
explored by grade 2 students. Wheel, Airplane, mobile phone, Computer and Bulb.
First list of well-known inventions that have had a significant
impact on society was created. Students were briefed about inventions and their
inventors. Later on students collected basic details such as the name of the
inventor, the date of invention, and brief description of the invention’s
purpose and functionality. Through literature review they have explored about
famous inventions. They have collected secondary data through books, journals
and internet. They made timeline and also gave detail about each invention
Research was compiled in soft form and students have given presentations on
their research topics.
Findings:
HISTORY OF WHEEL :
The wheel is one of the greatest inventions ever. It
benefits us much. Wheel has greatly aided in improving and simplifying our
lives. The wheel was not created by a single person; rather, early humans
worked on it gradually over thousands of years. Around 3500 BC, people in
Mesopotamia (modern-day Iraq) were among the first to use the wheel to make
pottery in prehistoric times. Later, people modified wheels to be used in
wagons and carts. The wheel's design evolved over time. To make it stronger and
lighter, spokes were added. This increased its usefulness for a variety of
purposes. The wheel's design eventually inspired the creation of vehicles that
we still use for mobility today, such as bicycles, cars, and truck. From being
a basic tool for pottery, the wheel has developed into an essential component
of contemporary transportation and mobility. The wheel was made into what it is
today thanks to the efforts of numerous entrepreneurs and inventors throughout
history.
Here are some modern inventions and applications that rely
on wheels:
• Automobiles
• Bicycles
• Electric
scooters
• Skateboards
• Rollerblades
and roller-skates
• Luggage
with wheels
• Office
chairs etc
CARS:
People used to walk in the past to get to their destinations.
They eventually began using horse-drawn carriages and bullock
carts for transportation. Modern modes of transportation were
found over time
by man, thanks to his divine intelligence. .
Austrian Karl Benz: In the 1800s, Karl Benz, an Austrian,
created the first actual automobile. It had three wheels and
an internal combustion engine for propulsion.
Ford introduced the
Model "T" in 1908. Its petrol engine, at 20 horsepower, could achieve
45 mph. The auto industry saw numerous revolutionary advancements between 1911
and 1992
After more than 120
years of research and development, modern cars are the product. Modern cars
come with amazing features these days. With these fancy autos, life has gotten
so much easier. We can finally arrive at our destination on schedule. Traveling
is now rather comfortable. Every modern automobile has every safety feature
that matters for people's safety
Some luxury cars
are:
1. Rolls- Royce phantom
2. BMW
3. Mercedes-Benz
4. Porch
5. Audi
6. Lamborghini
MOBILE PHONE:
Mobile phone, A transition from traditional telephones
:A number of engineers and scientists worked together
over time to build the mobile phone; it was not created
by a single person. But Martin Cooper invented the first
mobile phone. On April 3, 1973, he placed the first
mobile phone call while working as an engineer for
Motorola. There are various stages in the evolution
of mobile phones from regular telephones.
1. *19th-century Early Telephones: * In 1876,
Alexander Graham Bell created the first telephone.
Telephone wires were required for connections
between users of these bulky, stationary early telephones.
2. Landlines (late 19th to mid-20th century) *:
Homes and businesses started to use landline
telephones extensively. Exchange of Information.
3.*Cell phones from the 1960s and 1970s: The initial
step toward mobility was represented by cordless phones.
They gave consumers a restricted range of mobility during
calls. Still, they were reliant on a landline connection.
4.* Initial Cell Phones (1970s–1980s): * The first mobile
phone was Martin Cooper's Motorola phone, as was
previously mentioned. Users of these phones could
place calls without being linked to a landline because
they communicated over cellular networks. *
time, cell phones were bulky, heavy, and costly.
Their battery life was short.
6.*Smartphones: [2000s–Present] Smartphones, which
brought mobile communication and processing
capability together, were more popular in the 21st century.
7. *Progress (from the 2010s till now):* With features
like 5G connectivity, augmented reality, artificial
intelligence, high-resolution cameras, and more,
mobile phones have continued to advance.
COMPUTER:
An electronic machine with multiple
functions is called a computer.
The father of computers is regarded
as Charles Babbage.
A computer is a really helpful device that can easily handle many tasks, such as composing documents, sending emails, playing games, and surfing the web. Spreadsheets, presentations, and even films can be edited or made with this program.
“First generation of computer’
The first generation computer occupied the area of three rooms or a large yard
due to its size.
‘’ Second generation of computer ‘’ Transistors dominated the
electronic component market in the 1950s and 1960s. The primary memory storing
devices were magnetic disks or tapes. with a core that is magnetic. As the
programming language, assembly language was employed
‘’ Third generation of computer ‘’ Between 1964 and 1970,
third-generation computers were developed. Integrated circuits are used by
them. They run an operating system and are smaller than computers from the
second generation. A monitor is used to display the output on a third-generation
computer, which uses a keyboard to input data.
. The third generation of computers was followed by extremely fast
computers that consumed less power and heat. These days, we use fourth-generation
computers, which are much more affordable and accessible to all. Future
computers will be the fifth generation. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a field
of computer science that aims to create computers that have human-like
capabilities
BULB:
Introduction:
One of the most influential inventions in human history, the light
bulb completely changed the way we work, live, and interact with the outside
world. The earliest artificial light source employed by early people was fire.
After the sun set, it gave them warmth, permitted cooking, and lit their
surroundings. Because it allowed us to continue living during the day, this
discovery was a major turning point in our history.Gas lights were first used
in the early 19th century, marking the next significant advancement in lighting
technology
The Invention of the Electric Light Bulb:
The efforts of Sir Hiram Maxim, Sir Humphrey Davy, and Sir Warren
de la Rue cleared the path for the development of the usable electric light
bulb, even though earlier inventors had already established the foundation for
electric illumination. Early in the 19th
century, the English astronomer and inventor Sir Warren de la Rue achieved
important breakthroughs.
Many people credit renowned American
inventor Thomas Edison with creating the first usable incandescent light bulb.
Even though other people had achieved great strides in electric
lighting, Edison's efforts resulted in a workable, commercial solution. At
Menlo Park Laboratory, Edison and his colleagues concentrated on creating an
electric light bulb that was both durable and useful in the late 1870s. They
carried out a lot of testing and trials before they achieved a breakthrough in
1879. .. With further design improvements, Edison's light bulbs could now
endure more than 1,200 hours by the early 1880s.With its practical and
economically feasible approach to electric illumination, Edison's incandescent
light bulb revolutionized the lighting industry. It sped up the switch from gas
to electric lighting, changing cities, offices, and residences all across the
world.
CONCLUSION:
In the nutshell we can say, the
inventions of the wheel, airplane, mobile phone, computers, bulb and cars have
revolutionized our lives in unimaginable ways. Each of these inventions has
made a profound impact on different aspects of our daily routines, shaping how
we travel, communicate and work.
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