JOSEPH BRAMAH
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- Joseph Bramah was born on April 13, 1748, in Stainborough, Yorkshire, England, into a farming family. His early life on the farm introduced him to the mechanics of agricultural machinery, fostering an interest in mechanical design and engineering from a young age. Despite the agricultural focus of his family's life, Bramah was drawn to the potential of engineering and invention.
- In 1784, Joseph Bramah patented the Bramah lock, a high-security lock that was considered unpickable for many years. This invention was revolutionary in its design and function, introducing a new level of security that was unprecedented at the time. The Bramah lock used a cylindrical key with precise notches that would move metal slides inside the lock, allowing it to open
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