Future Technology:
The development taking place in the field of technology is opening new possibilities for human future. Billions of dollars are being invested in research in areas ranging from transportation, data, quantum computing to virtual reality. In such a situation, the future is going to be very prosperous from the technological point of view. After waiting for just a few years, we will get to see many such technologies which will work to change our future. In this series, today we are going to tell you about those technologies of the future, which will have a huge impact on our future lives. Let us know about them -
Futurists may pursue formal study in futures and related subjects, although most of us have multidisciplinary academic backgrounds. We can also be part of many professional associations that help us develop our skills and network with the best people in the business. Obviously, good futurists are quite easy to identify – you just need to evaluate the track record of their predictions. And you can also see what details they put into their future scenarios, and whether they find these valuable and applicable to our world today (this is what separates science fiction writers from professional futurists).
Business Insider recently interviewed futurist Ian Pearson, founder of Futurizon, to discuss his predictions on the groundbreaking technologies we can expect by 2050 and their potential impact on our lives. Ian, known for his accurate technology forecasts within a 10-15 year timeframe, has shared some fascinating insights that we find particularly compelling.
Here's what they suggested:
- We may see delivery drones eventually start making deliveries in the next two years.
- Hyperloop could take us between cities in just six years.
- Machines may start thinking like humans as early as 2025.
- Space missions designed to send people to Mars could begin in the 2030s.
- In the next 10 years, prosthetics may become so advanced that they can give people new skills.
- Clothes could give people superhuman skills in the next 10 years.
- Within the next decade, virtual reality could potentially take the place of traditional textbooks.
- Smartphones will be obsolete by 2025.
- Self-driving vehicles could become ubiquitous within the next 10 years.
- 3D-printing could be used to build more homes in 20 years.
- People may start using robots to do chores around their home and provide assistance by 2030.
- We may live in a virtual world like the Matrix until 2045.
- People can also become cyborgs by 2045.
- People may also control their home settings using artificial intelligence by 2040.
- Super tall buildings could function like small cities in the next 25 years.
- We can depend completely on renewable energy by the year 2050.
- Space tourism may be possible in 2050, but probably only for the very wealthy.
Source: Business Insider
To many people, this type of list feels like reading a science fiction wish list. But we believe this is a credible outlook for our near future. And it reflects one of the key findings of our team's research: that we live at a time in history marked by deep disruptive change.
The above list provides information about some of the technologies that are going to disrupt our world. There are three major areas of disruption:
The next evolution of humans and integration with robotics – It could be argued that we are already technically cyborgs (part machine/part human) as we use our mobile phones (which are technically super computing devices) as a Kept at a distance less than arm's length. We all the time. They can also be transplanted - and probably soon will be. As robotics evolve, we will integrate them into our lives and then even implant them. But even if this is too far for some people, we will use the Internet of Things to connect ourselves more and more to the digital devices in our lives, making our homes, cars, offices, cities and environments smarter and smarter .
Changes in how we travel – from drones to hyperloop trains, driverless cars to interplanetary travel, the near future of travel looks set to be revolutionized. But probably more than most people think. Driverless cars are going to go from legal to mandatory very soon, as we realize their potential to dramatically increase road safety and efficiency as soon as every car in the system can talk to every other car. Driverless cars will also increasingly shift us to sharing cars. Uber doesn't just want to take over the taxi industry, their goal is to actually take over all cars everywhere. If your car is self-driving, and you can make money even when you're not using it, it might make sense to put it into Uber's system. And when you do, you'll quickly realize that you don't actually need to have a car – you can just use the nearest Uber vehicle. We'll also need fewer parking spaces – you can convert your home's garage into a spare room, and your workplace and local mall parkade into useful office and retail space. The change in the way we travel is going to be one of the world's biggest game changers over the next decade. And we know – for sure – that it will happen.
Revolutions in energy production and storage – we have recently written about this issue ourselves (see here) and have been tracking the development of alternative energy sources for some years (e.g. ITER, nuclear fusion, solar and shale gas See notes on). Bill Gates' Breakthrough Energy Coalition is set to accelerate the delivery of a "miracle energy solution" that could see energy prices fall in the next years. And it's a leverage that will impact everything else, and especially the lives of the poorest people on the planet.
Internet of things:
Internet of Things is the development of technology in which many gadgets will be connected together through networking. Internet of Things is also called IOT. In this, all the gadgets connect together and exchange data with each other, which brings integration between all the devices. After the advent of IoT, human life will become much easier. After its arrival, you will be able to work from another device by connecting one device to the internet. This development in technology will lead to smart homes in the future, within which all the devices will be connected to each other. Suppose you go out of your house without turning off the TV and closing the door. Advertisement In this situation, the combined artificial brain of the smart home will be there. Sensing this thing, it will automatically close the door and TV of the house. This information will also come on your phone. This is the integration between all technical devices. This is the Internet of Things.Quantum computing:
Quantum computing is a technology in which data processing is done on quantum bits. Where today's classical computers process data on the basis of 0 and 1 or say on and off state. Whereas a quantum computer is in both possible states at the same time. When particles are observed in quantum state, they are in particle form. Whereas when they are not observed then they change themselves in wave form. But in reality both of them are wave and particle at the same time. As soon as we select them, this wave function breaks down and finally we get a possible particle state. Quantum computer simulates this behavior of quantum physics.Hyperloop:
After the arrival of Hyperloop, there will be a big revolution in the field of transportation. Today, in many countries of South Asia and Africa, a lot of our time is wasted in traveling from one place to another. And after the arrival of Hyperloop, the journey of thousands of kilometers can be completed in just a few hours. Hyperloop is a special kind of technology, in which a capsule closed inside a huge vacuum is run. Passengers sit inside this capsule. The concept of Hyperloop was first presented to the world by Elon MuskLet's think of something different:
The human imagination is very fertile...there are many things we can still invent1) A time machine, to go back in time to see the formation of the universe, or to the future to see the collapse of the universe.
2) Did you know that a glass of water can power New York City for 1 week? Invent a device to harness that energy...or invent self-sustaining energy for that matter.
3) Invent a cure for AIDS
4) Invent a machine to access the long-lost memories of people both dead and living.
5) Invent an alcohol that does not cause harm or addiction, invent a psychotropic drug that does not cause addiction or harm.
6)In the future, we could develop a machine capable of accessing parallel universes, unlocking new realms of possibilities for exploration.
7) Invent a machine to recreate extinct animals, species or destroyed monuments and buildings.
There are many more things. We can become gods ourselves and act like them!!! So much to live in dreams... I also think that personalized gene therapy would be really amazing because it would allow physicians to change DNA in living organisms. Imagine if you could evolve not over many generations but over zero generations: this allows you to evolve over the course of your life. CRISPR (Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats) therapy can restore vision to blind individuals who lack the ability to produce retinal cells after altering their DNA, creating the ability in individuals who lack the ability to form a normal retina. Gene for There is a shortage. I'm not sure if someday people will use CRISPR to get a tail or wings, but knowing people it's a possibility. I can imagine a million ways to change your body, including creating certain antibodies to particular cancer cells so that the body attacks only those cancer cells
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