Every day there are more incredible technologies.
The world is improved every day, inventing and discovering something new, and without these achievements we would not have advanced so far.
Scientists, researchers, developers and designers from all over the world are trying to implement something that will simplify our life and make it more interesting.
Here are some future technologies that push our life on a completely different level.
1. Biogoloniki
The Russian designer has proposed the concept of the refrigerator, called a “Bio Robot Refrigerator, which cools food with biopolymer gel. There are no shelves, compartments and doors – you just put the food into a gel.
The idea was proposed by Yuriy Dmitriev for Electrolux Design Lab competition. The refrigerator uses only 8 percent of the energy of the house to the control panel and does not require energy for the actual cooling.
Biopolymer gel fridge uses light generated in cold temperatures to keep the products. The gel is odorless and non-sticky, and the refrigerator can be mounted on a wall or ceiling.
2. Ultra-fast 5G Internet from drones with solar panels
Google is working on drones on the solar panels, handing out ultra-fast Internet project called Project Skybender. Theoretically, the drones will provide Internet services to 40 times faster than 4G networks, allowing transfer of gigabytes of data per second.
The project involves the use of millimeter waves to provide the service, as the existing spectrum to transmit mobile communications too full.
However, these waves have a shorter range than a mobile 4G signal. Google is working on this problem, and if we can solve all technical problems, could soon have an unprecedented speed.
3. 5D drives for eternal storage of terabytes of data
Researchers have created a 5D disk, which records data in 5 dimensions, persisting for billions of years. It can store 360 terabytes of data and to withstand temperatures up to 1000 degrees.
Files on disk are made of three layers nanotech. Five dimensions of disk drive relate to the size and orientation of the points and their position within three dimensions. When the light passes through the disk, the points to change the polarization of light, which is read by the microscope and a polarizer.
The team from Southampton, which is developing a drive that can write to disk the Universal Declaration of human rights, the Optics of Newton Magna Map and the Bible. After a few years, this disc won’t be an experiment, and will become the norm for data storage.
4. Injection of the particles of oxygen
Scientists from Boston children’s hospital have developed microparticles filled with oxygen that can enter the bloodstream, allowing you to live, even if you can’t breathe.
The microparticles consist of a single layer of capsules of lipids surrounding a small bubble of oxygen. Capsule size of 2-4 microns is suspended in the liquid, which controls their size, as larger bubbles can be dangerous.
In the introduction, the capsules, when faced with the red blood cells transmit oxygen. Thanks to this method it was possible to enter into the blood of 70 percent oxygen.
5. Underwater transport tunnels
Norway plans to build the world’s first underwater floating bridges at a depth of 30 meters under water through large pipes, wide enough for two lanes.
Given the complexity of moving through terrain in Norway decided to work on the creation of underwater bridges. It is expected that the project, which has already spent $ 25 billion, will be completed in 2035.
Still take into account other factors, such as the influence of wind, waves and strong currents on the bridge.
6. Bioluminescent trees
A group of developers decided to create bioluminescent trees by the enzyme, found in certain jellyfish and fireflies.
Such trees can illuminate the streets and passers-by will help to see better at night. Were already developed a small version of the project in the form of plants glowing in the dark. The next step will be trees covering the streets.
7. In the folding TV
LG has developed a prototype of a TV that can be rolled like a roll of paper.
The TV technology uses LEDs based on organic polymer to reduce the thickness of the screen.
In addition to LG, other major electronics manufacturers such as Samsung, Sony and Mitsubishi are working to make the screens more flexible and portable.
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8. Bionic lenses for superhuman vision
A canadian doctor is going to do clinical testing of bionic lens that is 3 times one hundred percent improve vision with 8-minute painless surgery.
The new lens will be available by 2017, improving the natural lens of the eye. During surgery, the syringe injects the lens with saline in the eye, and after 10 seconds, folded lens straightens and sits on the natural crystalline lens is fully correcting vision.
9. Spray clothing
Spanish designer Manel Torres Manel Torres invented the world’s first spray-on clothing. You can apply the spray to any part of the body, and then remove it, rinse and wear again.
The spray is made of special fibers mixed with polymers that give the fabric elasticity and durability. This technology will allow designers to create unique garments with original design.
10. Portraits derived from the DNA
Student Heather Dewey-Hagborg creates 3D portraits from DNA found on cigarette butts and chewing gum on the street.
The DNA sequence she introduces a computer program which constructs a human form with sample. Usually in this process, give 25-year-old version of a person. The model is then printed in 3D portraits in full size.
11. Shopping in virtual reality
One of these stores was opened at the railway station in South Korea where you can order, photographing the barcode, and your purchases will get home.
The chain of stores, Homeplus has established six doors-screens with images of shelves full size c products that you would buy in the supermarket. Under each product there is a barcode that you can scan and send via the app.
You can order at the station on the way to work, and goods delivered to your home in the evening.
12. Unmanned vehicles
It is expected that by 2020 there will be about 10 million unmanned vehicles, which will reduce the number of deaths 2,500 between 2014 and 2030.
Many car manufacturers have already started to implement some of the functions of automatic driving in the produced cars.
There are also many companies that are trying to develop technology for self-driving cars, such as Google, which announced the prototype of an unmanned vehicle. A fully Autonomous vehicle is expected by 2019.
13. City under the dome
Dubai is building a shopping center called “Mall of the World”, covered with a retractable dome, which controls the climate inside, and supplies air conditioning.
The complex will occupy an area of 4.46 km2 and will include a major center of health and beauty, entertainment district, hotels on 20 thousand rooms and many other. It will be the largest shopping Mall with indoor theme Park.
14. Artificial leaves that convert carbon dioxide and sunlight into fuel
Scientists have developed new solar cells that convert carbon dioxide in the atmosphere into fuel using the Sun.
While there have been many attempts to transform carbon dioxide into something useful, was first developed by the real method. Unlike other technologies that require precious metals such as silver, this method uses a material based on tungsten, which is 20 times cheaper and works 1000 times faster.
These solar cells use carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to produce synthetic gas – a mixture of gaseous hydrogen and carbon monoxide, which can be directly burned or converted into hydrocarbon fuel.
15. Plasma force field, which protects cars from accidents and collisions
Boeing has patented a method of creating plasma fields, quickly warming the air to quickly absorb the shock wave.
The force field can be generated using lasers or microwave radiation. The created plasma is an air heated to a higher temperature than the ambient air with a different density and composition. The company believes that it will be able to reflect and absorb the energy generated by the explosion, protecting those inside the field.
If technology will be able to bring to life, it will be a revolutionary development in the military field.
16. Floating city
Floating Ecopolis, called Lilypad, has been proposed by the architect of Kallebo Vincent (Vincent Callebaut for future climatic refugees as a durable solution to the problem of sea level rise. The city can accommodate 50,000 people using renewable energy.
The floating structure consists of three petals and three mountains that surround the man-made lagoon in the centre, collecting and purifying water.
It uses the energy of wind, Sun, tidal forces and other alternative sources of energy and even collects rainwater.
17. 3D print organs for transplants
Scientists are working on technology print viable organs that can be used as a donor during operations.
3D printing technology already has undergone great changes. It uses cartridges filled with a suspension of living cells, and smart gel that adds structure and creates a biological tissue. When you print the gel is cooled and washed away, leaving only the cells.
Scientists are working to address the complexities associated with the creation of bodies that could mimic the functions normally grown organs in the human body. Once these difficulties are overcome, people will not have to worry about waiting for donors.
18. Bionic insects
Scientists are developing a bionic remedies for insects, through which they can be controlled and send to remote places, to find people who are victims of earthquakes and other natural disasters.
For example, the antennae of cockroaches attached to a small radio attached to the back. Insects use antennae as the blind people use a cane to get a feel for what is in front of them.
The researchers control the movement of insects by sending small electrical impulses to short moustaches and guiding them.
19. You will be able to record your dreams
Scientists have managed to convert the YouTube video by scanning the visual centers of the brain of the person who is watching them. In the future technology will be advanced enough to record the dreams.
The brain of three members of the team involved in the project, has scanned with functional magnetic resonance imaging while they watched video clips on YouTube. The researchers then interpret the data using mathematical models, which served as a kind of dictionary of the brain. The dictionary was later recreated what I saw the participants, scanning random clips and selecting those that are consistent with activation of brain activity.
Although the result was not so clear, in the future, scientists hope to improve the technology.
20. The search for extraterrestrial life in space
In China completed construction of the world’s largest radio telescope “FAST” with a reflector area of 30 football fields, consisting of 4450 panels for monitoring extraterrestrial life.
Experts collect giant telescope in Guizhou province in China, which is superior to the Observatory Arecibo Puerto Rico with a diameter of 300 meters. The Chinese telescope has a diameter of 500 meters and a perimeter of 1.6 km, and it takes 40 minutes to get around to it.
According to researchers, this telescope will improve our ability to monitor the space.
Bonus: Life up to 1000 years
Cambridge gerontologist Aubrey de grey (Aubrey de Grey) believes that if technology continues to develop at the same rate, it is possible that a man, who will live to 1,000 years.
The researcher is working on a therapy that will kill cells that have lost the ability to divide, allowing healthy cells to proliferate and recover. Therapy will allow 60-year-old to remain for another 30 years, until their 90 years old. The process will repeat up to 120 or 150 years and so on.
According to Mr. gray, this method may be already viable for 6-8 years. So it is possible that in the future people will still find the elixir of eternal youth.
