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future
technologies identified that will change our lives
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what is future technology?
In a broad sense, future technology
refers to science and technology that leads to future development. Including
high technology, the latest technology, cutting-edge science and technology,
and foreseeable future science and technology, etc.
A narrow definition of future technology: refers to science and technology that transcend reality. Future technology is completely different from the concepts of high technology, the latest technology, and cutting-edge science and technology, and there are fundamental differences. The latter represents advanced science and technology that has just been invented, created, mastered, and used by humans, and represents the results of human scientific research. The future science and technology emphasizes the science and technology that can be expected or not foreseen by human beings and have not yet been invented or used by human beings, and will only be mastered and used by humans in a certain period in the future. With the rapid development of science and technology today, anything that we think is impossible may become a reality, just like 100 years ago, people at that time could not imagine the prosperous Internet today
The following is a list of the top
twenty predictions of today’s scientists about life before 2100. If these
predictions become reality, the world will undergo earth-shaking changes.
1;
Digital health-conscious twins
A scanner has already been created in
the United States that will examine hundreds of people per hour. In the future,
the developers hope to produce a special digital human avatar - a kind of
digital twin, which will be updated with each new scan. it will allow doctors
to determine which patient should be tested first
2: Now more and more companies are
exploring ways to artificially create animal products. This is partly because
the production of milk and dairy products cannot be called environmentally
friendly. Plus, it's easier to produce them in the laboratory than meat
3:
Artificial eyes
Already in January of this year in
Israel, a 78-year-old patient was first implanted with an artificial cornea. In
2020, scientists created an artificial iris that adapts to smart contact lenses
to help correct visual impairments. In addition, researchers are developing
special wireless brain implants
4:
Green funeral
People will be buried in the most
environmentally friendly way. In the state of Washington in the United States,
for example, there is already a similar method - compost. For this, the bodies
are placed in chambers with bark, soil, straw, and other compounds that help
the body to decompose faster. There is also an alternative - burial in a
special suit made from mushrooms and other microorganisms. The third option
mentioned in the material is alkaline hydrolysis. This method involves
splitting the body into chemical components for 6 hours in a sealed chamber
5:
Airports for drones and flying taxis
The first airport of its kind is
currently under construction - in the UK.
6
Smart stitches that detect infections
17-year-old schoolgirl Dacia Taylor
has developed stitches that change to dark purple if an infection gets into the
wound. Some stitches analyze the condition of the wound and send information to
the smartphone.
7
Energy saving bricks
Research is currently underway that
will allow bricks to store energy like a battery.
8
Sweat-powered smartwatch
Scientists at the University of
Glasgow have created such a device. It will be able to replace batteries that
contain a lot of toxic substances.
9
Self-healing "living concrete
A team of researchers at the
University of Colorado at Boulder developed this material using sand, gel, and
bacteria. According to them, the invention is more environmentally friendly
than conventional concrete.
10
Living robots
In other words, they are living
programmable organisms. The developer of such bots, Joshua Bongard, says that
in the future they may help in the collection of microplastics or in the study
of the human body
11
Tactile virtual reality
Northwestern University has created a
prototype device that will make touch in virtual reality tangible. For this, a
special flexible material will be used, containing small vibrating parts that
will attach to the skin.
12
Universal Internet Access
It turns out that now, the author
writes, only about half of the entire population of the planet has access to
the Internet. Large companies (like Google) are trying to solve this problem.
13
Heart rate monitoring T-shirt
The KYMIRA company has created such a
development. The system detects the heart rate and uploads the results via
Bluetooth to the cloud. In the cloud, algorithms analyze data and determine the
presence of arrhythmias.
14
Creation of new products from coffee grounds
This is already being done by
bio-bean. Its employees collect coffee residues and process them in a special
way for the production of aromas, bioplastics, logs for biofuel
15
Putting out fires with sounds
It is assumed that in the future,
drones will fight forest fires. They will direct loud sounds to the trees,
which will block the fire's access to oxygen.
16
AI researcher
Scientists from Tufts University
(Massachusetts) have created artificial intelligence, which independently in 42
hours was able to figure out how the sea worm regenerates. That is, the machine
was able to formulate a new abstract theory
17
In 10 minutes the batteries of 17 cars are charged
We are talking
about electric vehicles. Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania have
come up with a new design that takes just 10 minutes to fully charge the car.
The results of the study were published in July
18
Unmanned trucks
They will be able to cover longer
distances in less time, run smoother, and use less fuel. Mercedes and Peloton
are already thinking about implementing such developments
19
Artificial neurons in silicon chips
Researchers have discovered how
human-like neurons can be mad. Such chips in the future, as the authors of the
development hope, will stand in implants that will help in the treatment of
Alzheimer's disease and heart failure
20 Floating
farms
The project of such a
structure was presented by the architect Javier Ponce. The
farm will have three tiers, the first of which will house solar panels, the
second - vegetable beds, and the last - an enclosed space with fish. According
to the specialist's forecasts, such a farm will produce 8.1 tons of vegetables
and 1.7 tons of fish annually
Researchers have discovered how
human-like neurons can be mad. Such chips in the future, as the authors of the
development hope, will stand in implants that will help in the treatment of
Alzheimer's disease and heart failure
20 Floating
farms
The project of such a structure was presented by the architect Javier Ponce. The farm will have three tiers, the first of which will house solar panels, the second - vegetable beds, and the last - an enclosed space with fish. According to the specialist's forecasts, such a farm will produce 8.1 tons of vegetables and 1.7 tons of fish annually
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