15 Emerging Technologies That Will Change the Future

One of the reasons why we’ve been able to succeed so well, as a species, is our ability to invent and develop new technologies to improve our lives. Never has this been so true as in the modern age, where it seems things that were once unimaginable are being revealed on a regular basis. There are some truly astonishing things that are currently in development and have the potential to affect our lives for the better. From AI’s that’ll help with everyday tasks, to new forms of energy, communication, and ways to clean our planet… it’s time to take an in depth look at 15 emerging technologies that will change the world.

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[salihzeybek]

We have to be careful about satellite constellations. Because a major failure in the system can potentially trap us on planet Earth for a very long time, making space travel impossible with massive amounts of space debris. Instead of launching thousands of small satellites, we can send a dozen massive ones with gigantic antennas for complete coverage of Earth.

[encoremultimedia]

Here in Longview, TX, there is a company making "Spotter" trucks that are 100% powered by hydrogen. These are the trucks used on shipping docks to move cargo from ships to dock storage facilities. They have other applications too in food and mail delivery and more. They are large trucks, like today's semi's and must haul heavy loads yet they do the job well.

[charliechristie]

Anyone who has worked at a New Car Dealer knows a representative from the factory visits once a month. At a General Motors dealer where I was the Service Manager in the 90's, we had an engineer from Chevrolet meet our "Rep" on his day to visit us. The engineer drove himself separately because he drove a Hydrogen Powered Chevy Equinox. Due to strict secrecy, we could not open the hood, but we were given rides in it. The nearest way I can explain the sound was it was like a washing machine set on spin. It was virtually silent, with only water vapor as exhaust. The technology has been around for at LEAST 30 years. What is the hold-up??? I think it's " BIG OIL"! What do you think?

[newworldtech]

If you look back in the last 150 years so much technology was created that is incredible!

[Platoface]

How about making a dang fridge that last more than 3 years? 😂

[ThunderKat]

love when people say "our understanding" when in fact is the tech companies and science division the one doing the job for the rest of us.
People won't even know who develop this advancement but they might know the company that use them later to develop a product with it.

[baldassarealessi]

Thank you video interesting compliment.

[Leopez]

Technology is so amazing, my whole life these 20 years, humanity's technology have been awesome and cant wait future's technology. 🔥🔥

[Lorrddyyy]

Technology in the year 2100 will be wild!

[ma.aI-]

for me, the important thing is to climb this era through colors
in our speech on the sustainable merging of people's unconditional
the gray matter into the slim education for making I-a

in front of our tech, we discover the fruitful development, of course, writing about family

till people with QWERTY state own bridge for realizing community
walking with friends to the university
or the homemade for an eventual space trip

It's time to reconcile all about us

[larrymcgill]

I’m guessing this was produced somewhere around 1990. Kind of an aftercast, instead of fore.

[GuiltyOne]

I'm surprised that the innovative Quantum Stealth made by HyperStealth Biotechnology Corporation based out of Maple Ridge, British Columbia, Canada didn't make this list!!

[Backroad_Junkie]

Maybe, but I don't many of these as a positive change, lol. Many of these will be agenda driven, others won't see reality.

BTW, you should probably replace the "(Replace with description)" in the description with a real description...

[colbyhamilton]

What about the labor issues grounding the mining process of lithium

[anasqai]

I remember giant windmill broken and recollected, i wonder if its all a distraction to keep people occupied from someone needing something not to happen(a natural reflex to help people), seeing alot of "gold collections" from chips, maybe nobody cares at all or a mass group of narcisst in their success of distracting and reaching goals.

[stevebaker]

Co 2 is plant food take it out of the air then plants will die along with us 😱😱

[CowboynLilbits]

If we start eating cultured meat, what happens to all the cows?

[sapphypes]

Initially, if my will is to be followed, I won't allow such building developments unless the place is sustainable in terms of agriculture and organic or semi-organic (not cultured in laboratories) food production, because such developments means more people coming in to the place to experience such advancements, along with it is the potential scarcity of food and other basic human needs.

Think about it, if you really force such infrastructure, only a number of wealthy people could benefit from it, a larger scope of our population wouldn't, which means poverty will be more rampant, and these poor population would only be more uncontrollable just to sustain their hunger, even going against the authorities to exercise their right to live.

[anthonybaransky]

It's a shame but in every cell phone there are materials involved that are obtained by slave labor

[gen-zeke-]

Lab Burgers? "LaBurger" I am behind