#tesla technology

[reality-detective]

I'll leave this 👆 here... You Decide 🤔

[fresherfriut]

[prokopetz]

I saw a Cybertruck with Saskatchewan plates today. By most estimates there are, at the time of this posting, fewer than 10 000 Cybertrucks on the road worldwide; they aren't even scheduled to be made available in Canada until 2025 at the earliest. How many of them could possibly be registered in Saskatchewan? I feel like I just saw the techbro equivalent of Mothman.

[theblockchaindecentral]

Find out if Nikola Tesla's technology can help to communicate with the dead, are we closer to the most unanswered question 

[catchymemes]

[pilloclock]

Learn about Congo 🇨🇩 We cannot , after finding out so shamefully late about the genocide, continue as per. We have to change our choices and make the effort to be as ethical as we can and talk about this!

[cosmicportal]

[mysharona1987]

[scipunk]

Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991)

[nemfrog]

Science and technology.

Startling Stories. July 1939.

Internet Archive

[noneofyrbz]

Big thanks to detective... So in this case we direct you to this old newspaper story.

An uncle of DJT... took custody to the blue prints to this technology 3 days after N. Tesla died.... prove me wrong.

The BIG "Green" energy scam.

Wind blades and solar panels head for landfills after being replaced.

More than 90% of used solar panels get thrown in the trash, and the world's wind industry is estimated to produce 43 million tons of non-biodegradeable blade waste each year. 🤔

[drnikolatesla]

🚢 Tesla's Remote Control Patent: The Birth of Modern Automation 🚢

On November 8, 1898, Nikola Tesla was granted U.S. Patent No. 613,809 for his "Method of and Apparatus for Controlling Mechanism of Moving Vessels or Vehicles." This invention wasn’t just the first practical remote control—it marked a revolutionary step toward the development of wireless communication and automation.

🔧 How Tesla’s System Worked 🔧

Tesla's system worked much like how we control drones today—only over a century ago!

1️⃣ Transmitter: Tesla used radio waves to send wireless commands to the vessel.

2️⃣ Receiver: The vessel had a sensitive device that decoded the radio signals into specific actions, such as steering or powering motors.

3️⃣ Control Circuits: Tesla designed a series of circuits that ensured each command executed reliably, preventing errors and interference.

⚙️ Key Features ⚙️

💡 Command Logic: Tesla's circuits functioned like a primitive decision-making system, linking specific signals to specific actions—a conceptual precursor to today’s logic gates.

🔋 Multi-Channel Design: Each circuit operated on a unique frequency, akin to modern multi-device networks, ensuring precise control without interference.

🛡️ Safety First: Tesla implemented mechanisms to prevent accidental or incorrect activations, prioritizing reliability.

🌍 Applications Then and Now 🌍

Tesla saw the potential for:

✔️ Military Use: Guiding unmanned ships or torpedoes.

✔️ Disaster Response: Sending unmanned vessels into dangerous areas.

✔️ Remote Automation: Introducing wireless precision to various industries.

Today, Tesla's vision echoes in:

🚁 Drones: Controlled remotely through radio signals.

🤖 Robots: Autonomous machines performing tasks with precision.

🏠 Smart Homes: Devices responding to commands over Wi-Fi.

🏭 Automated Factories: Machines operating through programmable controls Tesla helped inspire.

🌟 Why Tesla’s Invention Matters 🌟

Tesla didn’t just create a remote control—he pioneered a framework for wireless systems that continues to shape modern technology. What are your thoughts on Tesla's advancement in wireless technology?

[kafkasapartment]

I used to drive a truck, Tesla is to trucks, what rusty garbage cans are to housing.

[netscapenavigator-official]

People all of a sudden asking EV and Green Tech journalists to stop bringing politics into their work in the wake of Elon Musk’s Nazi salute………

Like… have you all been living under a rock for the past decade?? I want you to point to one singular year, in the past 10+ years, across the entire fourth EV Era, where environmentalism and zero-emission vehicles haven’t been a political hot topic.

[schrod1ngersc4t]

Listen man I hate Elon and I hate Tesla but my horny ass could NOT be around an Optimus bro 😭🙏