British man James Howells plans to build a robot dog to find the hard drive of the lost BTC

[British man James Howells plans to build a robot dog to find the hard drive of the lost BTC] Golden Finance reported that the British man James Howells mistakenly discarded his hard drive, which contained 8000 BTC. The 36-year-old has reportedly come up with an $11 million master plan involving robotic dogs and artificial intelligence-powered machines to retrieve his lost belongings, worth an estimated $169 million so far. They should explore the area in a way that does not harm the natural landscape. By his calculations, the search-ethexc could take as long as three years. These machines will dig up trash and prepare landfills for exploration. Then, 24-hour CCTV cameras, robotic dogs and artificial intelligence machines will sweep the area day and night until the hard drive is found. After the mission is complete, the team will clean up the dump and recycle the trash.

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