Engineering, 31.01.2021 21:00, msbanks317

Can someone please do this for me ive been sick for the past week and am behind Identify the engineering innovation that you have chosen to investigate. State the inventor of the new technology, the year of the initial invention, and the problem that the technology was created to solve.
Describe what other technologies were available at the time that may have influenced your inventor.
Discuss tests done on the design and any modifications that were made to the original design. These modifications may have been made by the original inventor or by subsequent engineers.
Give your opinion as to whether the technology was a success or failure. Address whether or not the innovation solved the original problem.
Discuss the importance of your chosen technology in your current life.

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