Phones
Holograms have been a consistent feature in sci-fi and futuristic fantasy films. Going back to March 2014, rumors have been passed around about the then-unreleased iPhone 6 containing holographic functions that allow you to enable virtuality to interact with. Flexible frames. In 2008, there was Nokia's The Morph phone which "transformed the user's experience". It could be folded, bent and reshaped to suit the user's preference. The phone could also be wrapped around your wrist, transformed into a GPS-enabled belt clip for hiking and sports, or used as a normal flat-screen for watching vidoes. Some believe phones will be used more as a learning and teaching concept for younger children. Companies are always looking towards the "eco-friendly" idea. These phones would primarily be made for people who are outside more often. For example, the phone would have an internal power source inside the phone or an everlasting source of battery power.
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Humans
According to scientists, computers will not only match the computational speed of the human brain, but will develop artificial intelligence so they can have humanly features: speaking, remembering, listening, and interacting. As computers grows more into human, humans will also become more integrate with robots and their features. In the future, scientists are predictin that humans will have minisucle robots (nanobots) in their bodies. This could see us no longer limited to what biology can be achieved and the possibilities are very fascinating to imagine. "Picture you house disassembling when you leave in the morning so that space cna be used for something else." -Asapscience. In the coming 1,000 years, the amount of languages spoken are going to diminish. Also, all the extra heat and radiation could make skin a darker tone. We are also going to get taller and thinner, according to scientists.
Technology
In the future, robotic guide dogs would be created. Theia, is a portable and concealable handheld device that guides users through the outdoors. Next is the sweat powered smartwatch. It can be fully charged with as little as 20 microliters of fluid an can survive 4,000 cycles of flexes and bends. The self-healing 'living concrete'. It is capable of self-healing and is more environmentally friendly than concrete which is the second-most consumed material on Earth after water. Next is the heart monitoring T-shirt. Using a single lead ECG printed into the fabric, the t-shirt will accurately measure hart beats and upload them to the cloud via Bluetooth. The space balloon. If you want to travel to space, mine as well do it in a balloon. Companies want to send tourists into the stratosphere (32 km above Earth) in hot-air balloons. There are so many more amazing creations that are yet to be created in the future! Look out!
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Communication
In the future, one way we might view communication change is through augmented reality. In an augmented-reality system, you can view the world through a technological overlay. This could take the form of a hand-held device like a phone and there are augmented-reality applications available on the phone. Another application is through a set of augmented-reality glasses. This means you can view the world around you and see real-time digitil information about what you're viewing. You could stand in front of a restaurant and, through an augmented-reality system, read customer reviews or view the daily specials without ever needing to walk inside. Augmented-reality systems might extend to people as well. Imagine looking at a stragner and seeing that person's name, Facebook profile, Twitter, and any other social media. It's pretty cool but they are working on systems including privacy.
Transportation
You'll be able to ride a Hyperloop by 2025 according to researchers. Thi is a futuristic tubular system that shoot pod-like capsules between destinations at speeds of more than 500 miles per hour, as soon as next year. Pearson said by 2050, Hyperloops will be a pretty normal form of transportation. Flying cars will exist sometime. Pearson points to the success of prototypes such as the AeroMobil 3.0 as flying cars will exist sometime in the future. People will be driven around in driverless pods by 2025. "Driverless systems will be ubiquitous, but we'll have already evolved past self-driving cars in 10 years", says Pearson. It will be possible to ride in a hypersonic jet high in the atmosphere by 2040. Super tall buildings will serve as spaceports by 2045. "Buildings will be constructed of "super-strong carbon-based materials" that are up to 18 to 24 miles high", states Pearson. On top of the high buildings, there would be spaceports.
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