The application of memo-motion to industrial operations
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1954-12
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College of Aeronautics, Cranfield.
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Clifford J. Norbury. The application of memo-motion to industrial operations. College of Aeronautics Report. No. 86. December 1954.
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Memo-Notion, or Spaced Shot Photography, was introduced as a tool of Work Study Dr. Mundel, then of Purdue University, in 1946, as a means of reducing the cost of film analysis on long operations by using a camera driven by a geared down electric motor, giving exposures every second. Since its introduction Memo-Motion has been applied to a limited extent in the U.S.A., but it is not known to be in use at all in England.