20 Emerging Technologies That Will Change Our World!

Top 20 Emerging Technologies That Will Change Our World. The future is here, and it's going to be amazing! The influence of technology on our lives has been substantial, and the technologies of the future are poised to be even more impressive. Recent technological progress has been incredibly fast. Imagine three D printing of prosthetics in a few hours or having robots help with cooking and home management. These new technologies can change how we live, work, and have fun. Let's take a look at twenty emerging technologies that are about to transform our world..

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20 Emerging Technologies That Will Change Our World

20 Emerging Technologies That Will Change Our World

20 Emerging Technologies That Will Change Our World

[ultimatediscovery]

Thanks for visiting The Ultimate Discovery Channel! I hope you enjoy the watch! What do you think is the greatest emerging technology that has the potential to change the world?

[ETIB]

Some of these aren't new but some are certainly on the precipice of becoming an everyday part of our lives. Change is accelerating! Very interesting video!

[joyceokello]

I likes ideas so much that the technology can help us do more. That is very great we have people who are thinking behalf of others people Thanks keep good work!

[duewhit]

How about an invention to undo the damage that glyphosate has done to our soil/water/agriculture?

[aiartrelaxation]

The clones are concerning! I remember a Science Fiction movie where it went very wrong. The ethical questions are unpredictable

[rw-xfcb]

Wild fires in California and Australia - um how about land management - not leaving fuel build up in those land areas, a common practice of Aboriginals in Australia of Cool Burning periodic burning reduces bush fire chances, reduces fuel load build up and allowing those plants to reproduce. Hot fire storms breed trees adapted to hot fires and thus promotes more and more as a way to out compete. Cool burning allows greater diversity and in patches over time reduces chances over fire storms.

[Full_Spectrum_Threat_solutions]

Sign me up for that living forever thing!!

[bennyhansen]

Yes, the future is here and it’s going to be amazing…. For the wealthy people, for the rest of us it will likely suck worse than today

[fcooett]

7 meters per hour. That suit case is gonna make you miss your flight

[ghess]

Need technology to fix nerve damage especially brachial plexus nerve so I can have use of my arm and hand.

[barrygouthro]

People got no time to enjoy life . We have lost contact with our selves our children our family. Love is the only answer .

[dickritchie]

When the electric grid collapses, and it will, none of this shit is going to work.

[cgore]

Every time something new comes out it's only available to the rich.

[mageamenra]

Interesting that the word crap showed up when I put CO².

[brianmatthews]

Living for ever? As long as you could stay young. Don't want to live forever if you are old.

[annalesniewska]

Nigdy na to nie Pozwolę ! Ale To Moi Bracia Wszyscy ! Pozdrawiam ❤.👽

[alanupton]

I think human cloning would definitely push ethical boundaries, technically that clone would be human, wouldn't it be more ethical to grow the bits independent of the actual body.

[raymondmartin]

I thought I heard that hyper looped trains were dropped? 😮

[alexandramoutaki]

I think growing body parts will be just the better part of our consciousness instead of growing a whole person.

[rw-xfcb]

Serverless computing isnt magical - it still needs computers - it existed in the 1970/80s too called Mainframes where programmers uploaded their programs and team called Batch Processing would schedule your job at some time in their schedule in the morning your output was available for review. Serverless computing also existing between then and now often an IT department of system administrators managed your server where you asked your application to be installed and configured (they even ensure it stayed up!) now that is more ubiquitous with a tonne of automation and still a large bunch of people running around behind the scenes in Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Digital Ocean, Alibaba and many others ensuring your serverless server stays up!