This is a hint at the company's past, they used to produce weaving machines.

这暗示了该公司的去，他们曾经生产纺织。

And this is Tech, Quickly, the loom smashing but tech loving edition of Scientific American's Science Quickly podcast.

这里是“术快报”——《科学美国人》的“科学快报”的“砸毁纺织术”版本。

In the trimmings workshop you'll get live demonstrations of trimmings being assembled on looms that haven't been moved since the 19th century.

在边饰工坊，你可以现场看到纺织如何组装边饰，纺织从19世纪以来就放在那里，不曾。

In the book was a description of an inventor who created motorized textile machinery.

书中描述了一位发明纺织械的发明家。

A few desperate weavers began breaking into factories and smashing textile machines.

一些绝望的织工开始闯入工厂并砸毁纺织。

In 1898, he submitted his patent of the Toyota Power Loom, a type of textile machine.

1898 年， 他提交了丰田力织专利，这是一种纺织械。

They called themselves Luddites after Ned Ludd, a young apprentice who was rumoured to have wrecked a textile machine in 1779.

他们以内德·卢德 （Ned Ludd） 的名字称自己为卢德分子，内德·卢德 （Ned Ludd） 是一位年轻的学徒，有传言称他在 1779 年毁坏了一台纺织。

The invention of the cotton gin and textile machinery created a market for cotton which the planters, with all their skill and energy, could hardly supply.

轧棉和纺织械的发明创造了一个棉花市场，种植者用他们所有的能和精力都难以供应。

But now all of a sudden, you're like a Luddite with the textile looms that you just want to sma — what's the problem there, seriously?

现在突然间， 你就像一个拿着纺织的勒德分子， 你只想抓住它——这到底是怎么回事，真的吗？