Applied Motion Study
A Collection Method to industrial Preparedness

CHRONOCYCLEGRAPH DEVICES 95 ers. There is no excuse because the need is so overwhelming that all countries should hasten to start international standards. Let us use, there- fore, chronocyclegraph motion devices as an aid towards making the much-needed international standards. This Pan-American Congress here assembled would serve as the most admirable headquarters for a Bureau of Pan-American Mo- tion Standards. Undoubtedly, in every country here represented men have thought of the advis- ability of solving this great problem of human conservation, and have done what they could, each in his own restricted field, and largely without encouragement. It would be a wonderful help to these investigators, and to the world at large, if the work that has been gradually spreading from the individual to the group could now spread also from this representative group to the mil- lions of individuals that it represents. The first step in this process is to enlist the interest of every member of this Congress in the necessity for human conservation, in the practicability of motion economy and in the belief that measured standards stimulate rather than stunt invention. The world must come to think of efficiency in