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In 1854, Elisha Otis demonstrated a safety brake by having the retaining rope cut while he stood on a lifting platform. The platform dropped only a short distance before the catch stopped it. Otis did not invent the elevator, and the demonstration did not remove every risk—but it made the safety mechanism visible to an audience that had to decide whether to trust a lift. ————— 📚 Sources & further reading: • www.otis.com — https://www.otis.com/en/uk/our-company/history • docsteach.org — https://docsteach.org/document/elisha-otiss-elevator-patent-drawing/ • patents.google.com — https://patents.google.com/patent/US31128A/en • www.invent.org — https://www.invent.org/inductees/elisha-graves-otis Music: Optional; no licensed track selected; pending. #Elevator #EngineeringHistory #Invention

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