Top 5 Future invention of Elon musk

1.SpaceX, Falcon rocket

Elon Musk, Founded in 2002 to help reduce the cost of space transportation and enable the colonization of Mars, SpaceX’s Falcon 1 and Falcon 9 rockets are designed to be reusable. The company has flown six cargo resupply missions to the International Space Station. It has been awarded a contract by NASA to develop a spacecraft to take crew members to and from the ISS. 
The company (which is privately held) did suffer a setback earlier this year when one of its Falcon 9 rockets exploded after liftoff. It has since suspended flights, giving it time to redesign the two-foot metal bar that failed and, according to Musk, caused the explosion.

 

             

 

2.Tesla Motors, electric car

These days, it’s impossible not to think of Musk without quickly thinking of Tesla, the publicly traded electric-car company whose stock has increased nearly 700 percent in the last 2.5 years to just under $213 a share at press time. Despite reporting third-quarter results that missed Wall Street expectations, the company boasts revenues of $1.24 billion and claims strong guidance for future deliveries.

In Addition, petrol and diesel prices will be higher in the future. So the arrival of these tesla electric cars will be beneficial in the future.

 

           

 

3.Hyperloop

Musk’s latest idea might be his most ambitious. This transportation system, introduced in 2013 and still in the formative stages, allows commuters to travel between Los Angeles and San Francisco in 35 minutes or less — faster than a commercial flight. 
The rail system would work in a tube with shallow air pressure, theoretically reducing drag and enabling higher speeds at up to 800 miles per hour with lower power consumption. That full vision is still a long way from reality, though. The company’s first venture is scheduled to begin construction next year, with a 5-mile loop around Quay Valley, California. The biggest speed bump: the cost of the land and technology to make this a reality. 

 

            

 

4.SolarCity, solar-power systems

Co-founded in 2006 by Musk and his cousins, SolarCity has since grown to become the second-largest provider of solar-power systems in the country, with revenues of $102.8 million in the most recent quarter. While it’s centered in California, it also provides installations in select areas of 14 other states (and the District of Columbia). 
It’s in the process of creating storage systems letting people tap into power produced by solar panels at night. The company is also working with Tesla to offer free solar-powered charging stations to owners traveling Route 101 from San Francisco to Los Angeles or back.

 

            

 

5.Neuralink

Neuralink develops a brain-machine interface that provides solutions for those with paralysis. Neuralink engages in the development of high-bandwidth brain-machine interfaces. It is driven to building devices that will help people with paralysis and inventing new technologies that will expand abilities, community, and world. And this project will take the world to the next level in the future.