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Innovations
A world leader in factory automation systems
In 1882 William Hilborn, American Plough Works in Ayr. The company made plough handles out of rock elm, a strong flexible wood that grows in southern Ontario.
This image processor could be used by such institutions as banks or post offices to scan and sort cheques or other documents.
In 1924, Kitchener’s own Wilfrid H. Schlee invented the signal light on a car’s instrument panel that warns a driver of low oil pressure.
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