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Henry Ford's assembly line changed the world, and it's still thriving today
Ford says the line still powers production, with a new F-150 rolling off every 53 seconds at the Rouge Complex.
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Henry Ford's assembly line changed the world, and it's still thriving today
As we celebrate America 250, we look at Henry Fords assembly line. Its introduction had far-reaching effects on both industry and transportation, and the technology is still thriving today.The first Model Ts were hand-built at the Detroit Piquette Avenue Plant, but the modern assembly line was invented and perfected at the Ford Highland Park Plant. Then as demand for the automobile expanded, it was time for a bigger facility.Were standing today …
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