Technology

Technological developments

take place in an evolutionary manner. Since ancient Roman thought, and cultural products have appeared to be oriented toward the technological field. 
Etymologically, the root of the word technology is "techne" which means a set of rational principles or methods related to the making of an object, or a particular skill, or knowledge of the principles or methods, and art. The term technology itself was first used by Philips in 1706 in a book called Technology:

Beginning in England in the 18th century, the Industrial Revolution was a period of discovery of new technologies, especially in agriculture, manufacturing, mining, metallurgy, and transportation driven by the discovery of steam power. Technology rises to the next round through the second industrial revolution with the invention of electricity and its derivatives such as electric motors, incandescent lamps, and others. Scientific advances and new concept discoveries have enabled flight and progress in the fields of medicine, chemistry, physics and engineering. It also allows the construction of skyscrapers and urban areas whose inhabitants depend on motorcycles for transportation. Communication also developed with the invention of telegraph, telephone, radio and television. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, aircraft and cars were found in the field of transportation.

It cannot be denied if current technological advancements are developing very rapidly. This can be proven by the many innovations that have been made in this world. From to the simple, to the horrendous world.

 technology advances

There are three basic classifications of technological progress, namely: [18]
Neutral technological progress (English: neutral technological progress)
Occurs when a higher level of expenditure is achieved with the same quantity and combination of input factors.
Labor-saving technological progress (labor-saving technological progress)
Technological advances that have taken place since the end of the nineteenth century were marked by the rapid increase in labor-saving technologies in producing anything from nuts to bicycles to bridges.
Capital-saving technological progress (English: capital-saving technological progress)
A relatively rare phenomenon. This is mainly due to the fact that almost all technological and scientific research in the world is carried out in developed countries, which is intended to save labor, not capital.

Functions and Benefits of Technology

The emergence of technology certainly provides a lot of benefits for the survival of one example of technology that is truly useful today is Google. Yes, the benefits of technology in general are to make it easier for users to do things faster and shorter, all of which also makes the work produced better.
While the benefits of technology specifically are helping activities to educate children so that they are no longer technologically illiterate and can make it easier to adjust the environment to their surroundings. In addition, technology can also be used as a means of exploration to add insight and knowledge in completing work.