Why did Rickard Trevithick invite the steam engine?

Richard Trevithick invented the high-pressure steam engine to improve the efficiency of steam power for various applications, particularly in transportation and mining. His innovations allowed for more powerful engines that could operate at higher pressures, leading to the development of the first full-scale working railway steam locomotive. Trevithick's work laid the foundation for the future of steam-powered machinery, revolutionizing transportation and industry during the Industrial Revolution.