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Engineers whose defining technological contribution is a machine, engine or mechanical device: internal combustion and steam engines, the automobile, mechanical calculating and printing devices, and mechanical household and industrial hardware. Belongs here: James Watt and Thomas Newcomen for the steam engine, Karl Benz and Gottlieb Daimler for the automobile, Charles Babbage for the mechanical Analytical Engine, and the ancient and early-modern mechanists such as the Banu Musa brothers and Bi Sheng. Does not belong here: engines and mechanisms built specifically for flight, grouped under Aerospace Engineering, or the electrical and electronic devices that share a household-appliance shelf with mechanical ones, grouped under Electrical Engineering.

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Ahmed Cemal Eringen

Mechanical Engineering

Alexander Cumming

Mechanical Engineering

Alois Senefelder

Mechanical Engineering

Alphonse Beau de Rochas

Mechanical Engineering

Andy Cowell

Mechanical Engineering

Archimedes

Mechanical Engineering

Arthur C. Ruge

Mechanical Engineering

Arthur P. Warner

Mechanical Engineering

Banu Musa

Mechanical Engineering

Bartolomeo Cristofori

Mechanical Engineering

Béla Karlovitz

Mechanical Engineering

Bi Sheng

Mechanical Engineering

Carl Edvard Johansson

Mechanical Engineering

Charles Algernon Parsons

Mechanical Engineering

Charles Babbage

Mechanical Engineering

Charles Henry Parr

Mechanical Engineering

Charles May (industrialist)

Mechanical Engineering

Charles Strite

Mechanical Engineering

Charles-Emile Reynaud

Mechanical Engineering

Christiaan Huygens

Mechanical Engineering

Christopher Cockerell

Mechanical Engineering

Christopher Latham Sholes

Mechanical Engineering

Clarence Spicer

Mechanical Engineering

Ctesibius

Mechanical Engineering

Curtis Hussey Veeder

Mechanical Engineering

D.G.H. Latzko

Mechanical Engineering

Danica Kragic

Mechanical Engineering

Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit

Mechanical Engineering

David Brewster

Mechanical Engineering

Dean Kamen

Mechanical Engineering

Denis Papin

Mechanical Engineering

Edmund Rumpler

Mechanical Engineering

Edwin Beard Budding

Mechanical Engineering

Elisha Otis

Mechanical Engineering

Emile Levassor

Mechanical Engineering

Étienne Lenoir

Mechanical Engineering

Evangelista Torricelli

Mechanical Engineering

Ferdinand Porsche

Mechanical Engineering

Frank Zamboni

Mechanical Engineering

František Janeček

Mechanical Engineering

Franz Reuleaux

Mechanical Engineering

Frederick William Lanchester

Mechanical Engineering

Frederick York Wolseley

Mechanical Engineering

Garrett Morgan

Mechanical Engineering

Georg Duffing

Mechanical Engineering

George B. Selden

Mechanical Engineering

George Stephenson

Mechanical Engineering

George William Manby

Mechanical Engineering

Gottlieb Daimler

Mechanical Engineering

György Jendrassik

Mechanical Engineering
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1. Wikipedia: Engineering
WikipediaIntroduction, traditional disciplines
Quote, Introduction, traditional disciplines
The traditional disciplines of engineering are civil, mechanical, electrical, and chemical.
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2. Wikipedia: Mechanical engineering
WikipediaIntroduction, Industrial Revolution emergence
Quote, Introduction, Industrial Revolution emergence
Mechanical engineering emerged as a field during the Industrial Revolution in Europe in the 18th century
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