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Another UX problem solved with simple engineering! Imagine someone creating a bottle pump just to get the the last bit of liquid out of the bottle 🫠

@0x_Timi Yessss, but it’s an old lamp tho I don’t think it’s a product of this century

@uxmuizz ah okay people who move a lot with backpacks. or live in their cars. hikers, explorers, or students in their little dorm rooms etc i’m just picturing it in different contexts

Great products have existed from the start of time. Kudos to the engineers and designers of the olden times

@0x_Timi I love useable products 😭😭 These guys would scale

@uxmuizz exactly 💯 coffee on the go

Another one! You don’t need a big immobile machine to get your coffee done. Check comment for my UX breakdown.

@RobinViopol I think it’s more accurate to say “are you still using web3?”

@uxmuizz Are you doing trading or memecoins?

Are you still doing web3? This is a safe space, speak your mind🙂‍↔️

@0x_Timi A convertible lamp that allows you to fold it into a small one and pack it in your bag or something

@uxmuizz wetin be this

@RobinViopol Which means mobile app is a job too

@uxmuizz It is to some.

@RobinViopol But web3 isn’t a job 😂😂😂

@uxmuizz Do you do a job?

@RobinViopol Are you doing web2? 😭😭😭

@uxmuizz Isn’t it?

@0x_Timi Can I say yo?

i heard nikita did a thing to the algo. big, if true. if you’re a builder, marketer or creator - can i get to know you? i’m super interested in interesting people doing interesting things. say hi, if that’s you 🫶

Now I don’t need like 20 people to help me get my washing machine in my pickup

These guys solved your meeting problems for you, you don’t have to sit with your legs wide open anymore

@promiseeuler @peaq Okayyy 😁😁😁

@uxmuizz @peaq I have a product pipeline for this already, we could have a chat.

Over $50M has already been deployed into on-chain robotics infrastructure and machine ownership through publicly disclosed initiatives and we're still in the earliest stage. Here's what some of the builders are working on: → @peaq : Building the infrastructure for the Machine Economy: machine identities, wallets, payments, and tokenization so robots and connected machines can own assets and transact on-chain. → @xmaquinaDAO : Investing in robotics and Physical AI while creating on-chain ownership models that let communities participate in funding real-world robotic assets. → @DualMint : Bringing revenue-generating physical machines on-chain through tokenization and fractional ownership. → @RICErobotics : Exploring blockchain-native ownership and incentive models for autonomous delivery robots. If you're paying attention to where real world use cases in blockchain is heading, this is a sector you should keep an eye on.

Can you notice the difference between the Zeen wheelchair and this Phoenix i chair? Things are different when the product is designed by someone who actually suffers from the pain points. It’s easier to empathize with other users and know exactly what problems to solve.

This is a the best product in this solving problems with simple engineering series. Look at the difference between this table and the one in the quoted post. Most time you don’t need complex engineering to solve simple problems!

These guys from zeen made the best wheelchair/walker hybrid.

@theotherbrj People create very complex products

@uxmuizz That’s a tough pivot hope improvements come soon! 💪🚀

This guy took a fully functional product and turned it into the most uncomfortable and unusable product ever 😭

@waldoforrealz Oh wow, ive got a lot to catch up on then

@uxmuizz You don't have to be sorry, because actually this is part of the ten year tale.

Fuck Google. Also its awsome how they stole my group and got me locked out of facebook. I'll never forgive you for this.