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inventions -- are there any more electrical inventions to invent?
are there any more electrical inventions to invent ?
are there any more electrical inventions to invent ?
psparky said:Heck ya...Just to name a couple of the millions coming up...Have you ever noticed delay in your internet or smart phone internet? Huge improvements can be made here. The ideal system will be instantaneous.
How about talking on the phone? The bandwith is disgustingly narrow right now. It makes commuicating on the phone kinda difficult. If the phone had full bandwitdth, it would be like talking with someone standing in front of you. Right now, I think phone communication is one of the biggest dissapointments of mankind as far as technology.
How bout electric power plants and transmission? Our current system will be obsolute eventually...
How about CD's? They will be history fairly soon as well.
Etc...etc...etc...
psparky said:How about talking on the phone? The bandwith is disgustingly narrow right now. It makes commuicating on the phone kinda difficult. If the phone had full bandwitdth, it would be like talking with someone standing in front of you. Right now, I think phone communication is one of the biggest dissapointments of mankind as far as technology.
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yungman said:Everyday! I just filed a patent application and cross my finger!
carlgrace said:Congratulations! Is this your first patent? The day I was awarded my first patent was truly extraordinary! What is the subject (you can be vague)?
jim hardy said:Congratulations Yungman ! You wrote it yourself ?
i wrote one but sent it to a patent lawyer. $ ten thousand and a couple years later it came back approved, US 7177383.
Wishing you good luck and continued success !
old jim
jim hardy said:Congratulations Yungman ! You wrote it yourself ?
i wrote one but sent it to a patent lawyer. $ ten thousand and a couple years later it came back approved, US 7177383.
Wishing you good luck and continued success !
old jim
carlgrace said:This is by design. If they gave "full bandwidth" to your phone, they could fit fewer calls in a given amount of spectrum, so they would need more basestations and so your phone would cost more. This is not a technical issue... it is an economic issue. The technology exists to give cell phone calls the same clarity as being in the room with someone. No inventions required. The market has decided it does not want this.
You're talking specifically about cell phones, aren't you? Landlines don't have anywhere near the garbled speech of cell phones, usually.psparky said:I hate talking on the phone. It's so difficult to hear.
I'm waiting for an affordable hi-res display that can be read with ease in bright sunlight, by phone users with typical middle-age vision.Sulfur said:are there any more electrical inventions to invent ?
I just read this with squinted eyes on a sunny beach in Italy, and I fully concur. Someone should do something about this. Meanwhile I will go for a swim. Au revoir.NascentOxygen said:I'm waiting for an affordable hi-res display that can be read with ease in bright sunlight, by phone users with typical middle-age vision.
NascentOxygen said:I'm waiting for an affordable hi-res display that can be read with ease in bright sunlight, by phone users with typical middle-age vision.
psparky said:How about inventing a cable and ports that let's you transfer the mind of a brilliant person to a not so brilliant person.
Invent that and you will be a multi-trillion-zillionaire.
Quite a daunting task if you consider this quote from neuroscientist V. S. Ramachandran:DragonPetter said:I like that idea, or the transfer of someone's complete brain structure to digital storage.
gnurf said:Quite a daunting task if you consider this quote from neauroscientist V. S. Ramachandran:
"The human brain, it has been said, is the most complexly organised structure in the universe and to appreciate this you just have to look at some numbers. The brain is made up of one hundred billion nerve cells or "neurons" which is the basic structural and functional units of the nervous system. Each neuron makes something like a thousand to ten thousand contacts with other neurons and these points of contact are called synapses where exchange of information occurs. And based on this information, someone has calculated that the number of possible permutations and combinations of brain activity, in other words the numbers of brain states, exceeds the number of elementary particles in the known universe.”
psparky said:How about inventing a cable and ports that let's you transfer the mind of a brilliant person to a not so brilliant person.
Invent that and you will be a multi-trillion-zillionaire.
Some recent electrical inventions include the smart home technology such as Amazon Echo and Google Home, electric cars such as Tesla, and wireless charging devices.
Yes, there are many new developments in renewable energy technology, including advancements in solar panel efficiency, wind turbine design, and battery storage technology.
Yes, electricity can be generated from renewable sources such as solar, wind, hydro, and geothermal energy. These sources are more sustainable and have less impact on the environment compared to fossil fuels.
The future of electric transportation is promising, with more companies investing in electric cars and developing new technology such as self-driving cars and electric planes. This will help reduce our reliance on fossil fuels and decrease air pollution.
There are many ways to get involved in the development of new electrical inventions. You can start by learning about the latest advancements in technology and renewable energy, joining a research team, or pursuing a degree in a related field such as electrical engineering. You can also support companies that are working on sustainable energy solutions.