Top Five Technologies that would change the world ~ InformaticGlobe

Top Five Technologies that would change the world

what do you think the future will be like that seems like a child's question seriously think about it for a second what new exciting technologies waits for us just around the corner what if I told you some science fiction technology existed today yes that thing on the right is an experimental rival okay so we all know that this technology like google glass which everybody knows about what about some of the others today we will be taking a look at the top five technologies that may show signs of things to come let's kick it off for the brand new way of interacting with your computer leap Technology you may remember some scenes from the 2002 film minority by Tom Cruise performs just as near to navigate around the computer interface well at the end of 2013 this technology arrived in an affordable package and they're calling it "leap motion"

so what’s leap motion all about that's here a bit from the manufacturers themselves David Alden say’s we're making next generating 3D motion model making it’s just like you have this object as in your hands and you will be able to manipulate in certain ways that's a very intuitive it's really interesting you think technology like this cost an arm and a leg this actually available installed the seventy-nine ninety nine on the topic of alternative human-computer interaction this would not be complete without mentioning "Oculus rift"

oculus rift is a virtual reality gaming headset very similar to the old Nintendo Virtual Boy released in 1995 except the oculus rift doesn't make your eyes bleed the oculus rift is often cited as one of the best virtual gaming experiences available today okay let’s change things up a bit with the field of robotics for years humans have dreamed of domestic robotic technology to everyday lives know the stuff of science fiction and still largely on people have come a long way in recent years in 2008 "Boston Dynamics" shocked the world with "big dog"

It was the first time an unassisted robot performed so well and in hundred percent natural conditions Big Dog was build in 2005 in Boston Dynamics Nasa and the Harvard University thanks to the year 2005. Big Dog Brain was a Pentium 4 to give you some context the Pentium 4 as about 8.4 times slower than a modern day smartphone next from Boston Dynamics came "Wildcat machine"

Able to run at 30 kmh for comparison the world's fastest human being boston dynamics wasn't done yet in 2013 they released "Atlas a humanoid robot" and this one is pretty impressive it can walk up stairs easily and much more

In late 2013 Google acquired Boston Dynamics long gone in the search engine next one is straight out of a Hollywood maybe it's a worldwide 100 percent digital peer to peer currency a new economy that isn't controlled by the government are central bank they call it the "bit coin"

Bit coin was created back in 2009 and slowly catching on in 2013 Congress approved the currency making a legitimate payment method bit coins can be obtained in two ways either from your local currency exchanges or by mining. mining is basically using your computer hardware to solve a very complex equation once it's solved you will be rewarded with bit coins some people have taken mining into the extreme. There are some downsides also bit coin economy is highly volatile and in their lifetime they gone over four US dollars a coin to over 1,000 dollars a coin. There is also the dark web since bit coins are digital and untraceable some users have used them to buy illegal goods and services from the dark web. dark web always existed but the it’s something different and it can only be accessed through tor technology tool was developed by the US Naval Research Laboratory there's pretty much no way to track down an IP address in 2013 the FBI shut down one such dark website and seized over 28 million dollars worth of bit coin there were stories of people fearing for their lives because they owned hundreds of thousands of dollars of bit coins and they would never get back they've also been digital robberies which of course digital chase's through many countries in search of the thief. Another exciting technology is "3D printer"

There been a growing trend over the last few years that trend is a 3d printing the technology behind 3D printing has existed for many years but that being said it's only been made available to the public this decade to explain it simply 3D printing is oppressive making three-dimensional object virtually any shape from a digital model so you can import a model and it can detect it and make it 3D printing is achieved using an additive process there were successive layers laid down in different shapes 3D printing can create objects that would be too expensive or impossible to create using conventional methods basically if you can create a model a new computer you can print it the applications of 3D printing are almost endless and this very well may be the next big industry in the twenty20s. if this anything that can change the world on a truly global scale its "bloom energy"

If everything goes to plan of course the story of bloom energy and its bloom box is actually pretty interesting and we'll be hearing a bit from its founder K.R Sridhar. He say that in future that could be the power supply for the average home or whole United nation 24 /7 He says he knows it works because he originally invented a similar device for Nasa he says we know how to produce oxygen on Mars so this was gonna produce oxygen so people could actually live on Mars when Nasa scrap that Mars mission K.R had an idea he reversed his Mars machine so instead of making oxygen he pumped oxygen in. he invented a new kind of fuel cell which is like a very skinny battery they always runs. K.R feeds oxygen to it on one side in fuel on the other the two combined within the cell to create a chemical reaction that produces electricity no need for burning or combustion no need for power lines from an outside source in October 2001 he managed to get a meeting with John door. John door has certainly changed our world he's the one who discovered and funded netscape Amazon and Google the new energy technologies could be the largest economic opportunity in 21 century one desk powers one light bulb taller the stack of dicks the more power generates he already has customers 20 large well-known companies have quietly brought bloom boxes in California anywhere you get the idea of a news report goes on to say that these blue boxers were being used by companies such as FedEx and Google. it truly could change our world.

"Google driverless car" so that's a bonus entry the driverless cars have been traveling around since 2012 and have completed five hundred thousand kilometers for three hundred thousand miles driving accident free our world is changing very fast and I sincerely hope that as we move forward these all of the technologies benefit humanity as a whole.