Einstein: Ideas🧠

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Einstein wan a great man in the breakthrough and revolution of Physics. He made about Eight (8) or more theories that helped Physics of today to become what it is today. Einstein's ideas are also needed in today's world in order to better technological development, Ai, Crypto and many other.

In this post, we will, in imitation of Einstein see some ideas that that could and would help in our world today.

Crypto ATM

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What if there was an ATM where you can easily cash your crypto assets easily, that would be amazing and the greatest innovation in the world of #crypto.

Digital currency will spread widely and tbe ignorance and trust lost by people in crypto currencies will radically explode.

Newbies will find it more easily to deposit, buy and sell their crypyo assets by simply going to the crypto ATM. And more to that, this is the most secure banking as it is Blockchain based. Theft will be greatly reduced in reasonable percentage as robbers can't break the ATM and take allthe money—crypto is digital.

Powerful RC Cars With AI And GPS

iStock: image of RC car

This may sound childish. Children play with toy cars back in the day. Nowadays, Powerful RC cars have been used in sports which fetch a lot money like racing, car battle and so on, and errands.

What if these cars has AI in them not only cameras, to be able to recognized the object in front of it, to report what it has been told on a mission/errand, to know where it is going to and be tracked cause of its GPS compatibility?

This also would be an awesome development in the RC world. Imagine speaking to your own Toy car. Powerful batteries enabling it to travel far distances and come back safely using its Ai and GPS locator, not forsaking the built in cameras.

I really love watching these guys

robot wars
And these guys
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rc challenge

In all, Crypto ATM and Ai RC Cars are awesome ideas i thought ofin imitation of Einstein. These will be great innovations and improvements as live is made more easy with physics.