I can think of nothing else but this machine.

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Born in Scotland in 1736

Born in Scotland in 1736, James Watt transformed the steam engine from an inefficient mine-drainage pump into the power source that drove the Industrial Revolution. His separate condenser dramatically boosted thermal efficiency, and his partnership with Matthew Boulton commercialized the technology at scale. The SI unit of power — the watt — bears his name.

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