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Q: When did Joseph-Marie Jacquard use punched cards to control his weaving looms?
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Joseph-Marie Jacquard originally invented punched cards for what purpose?

automated weaving


French inventor of a power loom specially equipped for weaving figured textiles and controlled by a punched paper strips?

Jacquard


What was Joseph Marie's contribution to computers?

Joseph Marie Jacquard invented the Jacquard loom in 1804. It was a machine that weaved complex fabric design. It was the first machine that used punched cards. These (punched cards) were used to control the weaving process particularly the design of the clothes to be woven. In others words, he made a programmable loom,


What 3 inventors revolutionized the textile industry?

Three inventors who revolutionized the textile industry are Samuel Slater, Eli Whitney, and Joseph Marie Jacquard. Slater pioneered the factory system in America, Whitney invented the cotton gin, and Jacquard developed the Jacquard loom, which used punched cards to control the weaving of intricate patterns.


Who is credited to use punch card to control weaving machine?

Joseph Mary Jacquard


Why did the Jacquard loom invented?

by josph jacquard he thought weaving was cool


Who programmed the weaving loom with punch cards?

Joseph Marie Jacquard


What is jacquard cotton?

Jacquard is a weaving pattern; fabric woven from cotton in this pattern could be called jacquard cotton.


Who was the inventor of the weaving loom?

Joseph Marie Charles Jacquard


Who invented the card-controlled weaving loom?

Joseph-Marie Jacquard in 1801.


Who is the french inventor of a power loom for weaving textiles?

Joseph Marie Jacquard in 1801.


Where did Joseph Marie jacquard use the programmable loom?

A Jacquard loom is the first automatic loom and is a precursor to all the mechanical looms that are in use today. It is actually an improvement of the semi-automatic looms devised by Frenchmen, Basile Bouchon, Baptiste Falcon and Jacques Vaucanson. The loom was controlled by a series of punched "cards" that were looped together to form a repeating pattern. The holes were sensed by pins which determined which color showed thru (If you know weaving, it guided the warp thread to see if it was under or over the weft thread).This notion was later incorporated into punched cards used for collation machines which ultimately evolved into computers.Although there are still some punched card looms for use by hobbyists and for historical purposes, most of the looms today are controlled digitally.