Dear Reader,
The last two months of the year have begun' days are darker, cozier, homers and out-goers settle into their favorite spots, and BAMOON editorial is writing about the magnificent agenda ahead.
Since industries have switched focus and accomplishments are set furtherwise, I would like to highlight industry’s main characteristics to introduce a glance of the incredible shift.
The First Industrial Revolution (1760–1840)
It used steam power and coal to grow factories and drive urbanization.
Production became elementary for progress and led the way into the Second Industrial Revolution (1870–1914).
The Second Industrial Revolution (1870–1914)
The rise of electricity, steel, and chemical industries caused global trade expansion and corporate capitalism.
Transportation modes were reinvented ' by cars, trains, and ships' and opened the era of mass production and assembly lines.
The After-War Industrial Revolution (1950s–2000s)
It set a foundation for computerized systems.
The World Wide Web and internet connected globally; outsourcing and global supply chains emerged.
Shaped by information technology and automation, that epoch was an industrial statement — unthinkable and indispensable today.
The Present Industry (2010–Today)
It blends digital, physical, and biological cores.
Artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, smart factories, the Internet of Things (IoT), 3D printing, robotics, and autonomous systems have settled and are in development.
For progress to evolve on new levels, agendas have adapted to environments and circumstances.
Organic resources are receiving renewed attention' to achieve sustainability and renewability. These two combined components, digitality and eco-cycled approaches, will further shape companies, states, and minds.
Bamoon’s Perspective
To be able to anchor the settled one and move on to a cycled one is an art of considerable variables' valuing development in ways which never existed.
We at BAMOON act as evolvers, which means we design and concretize to cherish bamboo as a future natural material.
Since the bamboo product lifecycle leaves questions, wondered minds, gaps, and research, BAMOON is in the editorials of a book.
We are confident that seeds are laid, and the current industrial epoch has various natural materials on its agenda, which will lead the way into consciousness of consequences.
With everlasting regards and cherishment to organic materials,
Maria
