20 Emerging Technologies That Will Change Our World

The future is here and it’s about to start getting insane. Technological development in recent years has been pretty crazy - just think about what a smart phone can do now compared to one of those huge bricks from the 1980s. Or even how far we’ve come since playing Snake on our Nokias back in the early 2000s. But it’s not just smart phones that are changing, new tech is going to completely change our lives in ways you could barely imagine. From the new brand of virtual glasses to the satellite launcher that changes everything, here’s 20 Emerging Technologies That Will Change Our World

[nico]

all we asked for was to exit Youtube while playing music

[coleblack]

I love how with the first one, their goal was to "reduce our dependence on screens" or whatever. So their solution? Literally put screens directly on your eyeball

[rajeshrajan]

I’ve been scouring the internet for nice tech innovations to invest in. The AI sensor related gadgets looks like they have a lot of potential. Definitely adding them to my watch list

[JohnSmith-bokq]

With regard to graphine, I just read an article about using lattices of graphine to repair damaged nerve systems in spinal cords. The reason why this works has to do with the material's electrical conductivity.

[hishamalsmairat]

That's impressive, concise, and informative.
Thank you so much, sir.

[PraveenSrJ]

I clearly remember playing snake 🐍 on the Nokia in 2000 through 2003!! Really fun game

[BuddhistZenDave]

Man i've been watching videos like these since the early 2000s. Trust me, it's just more toys for very rich people, with no plans for what happens to the rest of us.

[alirayeen]

Knowledge is never ending so we must be hungry for both knowledge and wisdom. Best of luck.

[emilynoelle]

Those contacts are giving BLACK MIRROR vibes and all I can think is NO. But they do sound pretty frickin cool.

[alisonellis]

give me glasses as I am far sighted anyway

[UNICORNSFProgameplayProRACER]

Wonderful video my friend🙂👍
Merry Christmas!

[ishecrishe]

I would hate to have that contact in my eye. Imagine a beautiful moment interrupted by a notification

[gduncc]

Quantum Computing is HUGE. Such a great discovery.

[prsman]

No not in my eyes. Glasses would be better

[ScienceTechMan]

Humans have great tech innovations over this years.Thank you for sharing this with us

[theo.outofthebox]

Id hate smart contacts, glasses would be ideal though

[billybobjones]

Just as a hint, never say impossible in a Technology podcast, what people though was impossible when I was a kid is now old hat and been bypassed many times, I was born in the early 50's, the computers we had back then were really slow and our Mobile phones were so annoying if the string wasn't long enough, but they never needed charging :) and every kid could afford them.
Telling people they could afford to fly around the world to visit any place they wanted for not much more than their weekly wage was a pipe dream, I would have had to save my $18 a week wage for two years to go to the next airport in our State or Nation, to fly was a Wealthy persons transport, normal people could only travel by air if some one paid for them.
Now a few Hundred dollars and you can fly in comfort to Thailand or Philippines and a few dollars more any where else in the world :)
My Wife and I go at least three or four times a year now on cruises or over seas flights for holidays.
Dick Tracy had a Watch phone in the cartoons, now it's been real for a few years :), there is no such thing as impossible, just hasn't been discovered or invented as yet and with A.I that can beat Humans with out breaking a sweat or needing to use a tenth of it's computing power in Go or Chess and any other so called thinking mans games, it won't be long before any one can get an A.I that could rewrite every block chain in seconds, all it takes is network bandwidth and Computing power.

[deloressenyeri]

A HUGE NO to the computer contacts on my eyes! We went on a trip using our gps system Thursday with the weather the getting the coldest it's been in years ..and our gps went crazy! It had us driving out in the water...crossing roads and we weren't even ON A ROAD! It was totally bazaar! Thankfully we had an atlas in the car that we could refer to since the GPS was totally UNRELIABLE in the weather! SMH 😕 We did however get some good laughs at it! 😂😂Lucky we have a good sense of humor!

[alanupton]

Whether they improve it or not, we'll have to adopt a lot of them to survive as a species.

[TheFeist]

Big brother will know the exact piece of dirt you are standing on... Great