Here are some techniques that can change your life. While we can’t really predict the impact of the future, we can look at the distance we have been with technology only over the past decade and realize what we know now, and soon find ourselves remembered in nostalgia.
2012 Technology
Ultrabooks – has been linked to tablets in the last two years. The laptop and its “touchable” screen have not yet matched the lightweight portability and zipper response time of any tablet. However, by next year, ultra-portable notebooks are available.
Ultrabooks will eventually be available for under $1,000, bringing the full computing experience to life, which so far have been partially populated by smaller technologies like tablets and smartphones.
They weigh about three pounds and measure less than 1 inch, and the hard drives are based on flash, meaning they will have no moving parts, which can provide Zippy-Quick Quip’s startup and load time.
Mars Science Laboratory – By August 2012, the next mission to Mars will be named curiosity Focus on whether Mars can support life and whether it will be able to obtain life in the future.
Curiosity will be more than five times larger than previous Mars Rovers, with the mission costing about $2.3 billion or about a new Yankee Stadium.
Brain Cap, from Maryland.
Paralyzed people can walk. But maybe not what you think. The researchers used the machine-brain interface to enable other paralyzed people to control nerves, pyworms are basically mechanical limbs, thus responding to human minds, allowing them to walk and restore physical control.
The military is developing the same system, which can only assume that this means that the project will not be in trouble due to lack of funds.
2013 technology
The Rise of Electronic Paper – Currently, electronic paper is almost exclusively used in e-readers like the Kindle, but researchers everywhere are eager to expand.
Full-color video integration is the obvious next step, with the price of tablets falling, and newspapers will soon be completely eliminated from their current form very soon. The good news is: less deforestation and more user control over your source.
4G will be the new standard in mobile networks. This means: Your phone will download data about your home computer as quickly as possible. While you may see a lot of 4G dramas from large cell providers, it is not very widespread in most phones.
However, Verizon and the EU are planning to completely eliminate 3G in 2013, which will essentially bring broadband-level speeds to wireless devices on battery networks. It won’t compare to standard internet providers, but it will bring “global wifi” functionality to anyone with a 4G data plan.
Gaia’s eyes, this year, will send out a multi-billion pixel telescope to start shooting and mapping the universe at a scale that is unlikely recently. With human eyes, a person can see thousands of stars on a clear night. Gaia will observe over a billion dollars during its mission, accounting for about 1% of all stars. Likewise, even at the end of the (observable) universe, it will be far beyond our own galaxy.
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2014 technology
1 TBYTES SD memory card seems to be an unnecessary investment in technology. Many computers still don’t have that much memory, let alone an SD memory card for your digital camera.
However, thanks to Moore’s Law, we can expect that 1TB SD cards will become commonplace in 2014, and given the increasing amount of data and information we are constantly exchanging every day (thanks to technologies like Memristors and our increasing connections).
The only disruptive factor here may be the rise of cloud computing, but as data and transmission speeds continue to rise, it is inevitable that we need a physical location to store our digital content.
Until now, the first round-robin flight of solar aircraft will be achieved, the first time that real clean energy will be brought to air transport.
The consumer model is still out of reach, but you don’t need to let your imagination wander too far to figure out that it’s definitely a game-changer. Consider it: it took humans many thousand years to figure out how to fly. And only a small part is made of solar energy.
Solar impulse will fly around the world. Photos of Stephanie Booth
Currently, the world’s most advanced polar icebreaker is being developed as part of the EU’s scientific development goals and is scheduled to be launched in 2014. As global average temperatures continue to escalate, understanding and diligence in polar regions is essential to monitor rapidly changing climates, and such an icebreaker will complete the mission.
The $100 personal DNA sequencing promised by a company called Bionanomatrix was achieved by the company’s founder Han Cao by inventing “nanofluid chips.”
This means: By being able to carefully sequence a single genome at a cheap price, doctors can biopsy the tumor, sequence the DNA, and use that information to determine prognosis and prescribe treatments for less than the cost of modern X-rays.
By specifically examining cancer’s DNA, treatment can be applied with more specific and effective accuracy.
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2015 technology
The world’s first zero-carbon sustainable city in the form of Masdar City will be completed outside Abu Dhabi. The city will gain power from solar and other renewable resources only to provide homes to more than 50,000 people.
At present, personal 3D printing is reserved for people with very large bank accounts, or the understanding of 3D printing is equally large; but by 2015, printing in three dimensions (essentially personal manufacturing) will become a common practice in homes and schools.
Current affordable solutions include do-it-yourself kits like Makerbot, but in four years it should look more like a compact version of Uprint. Ultimately, this technology may lead to technologies such as nano-animals and material replicators, but for at least decades.
2016 technology
Space tourism will become the mainstream. OK, a little bit. Currently, the explosion and relaxation of the International Space Station is about $20 million, or $10,000, to obtain a secondary orbital space flight of Virgin Galactic.
But the market is growing faster than most people realize: within five years, companies like Space Island, Galaxy Suites and Orbital Technology may be aware of their company missions, while the space travel packages range from up and down to $10,000 to $1 million in five-night box office.
Sunscreen will be available on the market to protect the skin and the eyes of UV rays. By reversing engineered reefs to protect themselves from the sun, scientists are very optimistic about the possibility, which frustrated sunscreen producers everywhere.
Assuming everything is currently planned by the Ricken Development Biology Center in Japan, the wool mammoth will be reborn in 2016. If they can achieve this, look forward to the long row of the Animal Kingdom.
2017
A portable laser pointer that can close the wound, imagine you’re 50 miles away from the closest person, then open your knees and spread your blood. Today, you may have some chances of severe blood loss, but in less than a decade you may be carrying a portable laser pointer that is able to hold you in a Wolverine-style situation.
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2018
Light Peak Technology is a method of ultra-high data transfer that will enable 100 gigabytes per second in everyday consumer electronics, ultimately enabling the entire trabytes per second. This makes it possible to copy the entire hard drive in seconds, although the standard hard drive may have exceeded 2TB at this time.
Insect-sized robot spies are not out of reach, and the military is currently working to bring impossible technology into the spy playground. Secret Weapon: Immune Spray.
2019
Average PC has the power of the human brain. According to Ray Kurzweil, the grip on the future is better than anyone else, and the law of accelerated returns will be greater than ever.
Our inner network. Image of Anna Lena Schiller.
Web 3.0 – What will it look like? Already here? As far as technical chronology is concerned, it is always difficult for us to speak out. However, if we assume that Web 1.0 is based solely on hyperlinks and that Web 2.0 is based on social networking, shared by people, then Web 3.0 uses a combination of socially sourced information, consisting of highly refined, personalized algorithms (“they” call semantic networks). We are already in it, but its potential is still far away.
The energy from the fusion reactor seems to be out of reach. Essentially, it is a process of generating infinite energy from a small amount of resources, but it requires a machine that can contain reactions above 125,000,000 degrees. However, currently in southern France, future fusion reactors will be expected to provide full-scale fusion power by 2030 until 2019.
2020
Volvo has promised to use radar, sonar and driver alert systems to enable collision avoidance. Considering that more than 30,000 people are killed every year in the U.S., this is definitely a welcome technology.
2021
So, what should we expect in 2021? Well, 10 years ago, what did you wish you could see now? Do you want the word “friend” to be a verb? Do you want your twelve-year-old brother to stay till 2 a.m.? Do you expect a 140-character messaging system to achieve a broad revolution against decades of authoritarianism?
The next 10 years will be an unprecedented era of connectivity. We know so much. It will build on real and virtual social networks that we all play a role in building together the ideas of otherwise distant, unknown strangers.
Without the stability of Twitter and mainstream media, will we feel the existence of the Arab Spring so strongly? What would be lost if it weren’t for Chatroulette, laughing, gasping or laughing of love? Remember that as our connections become wider and closer, the frequency of our connections will follow, so your own understanding of what kind of relationships will be stretched and revolutionized, just like any hardware.
Indeed, the biggest changes we face will not arise in the form of any visible technology. The most important change, as always, will happen in places we know best but never see: our own hearts and minds.
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