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Virtual Reality

The virtual universe is expanding. Virtual worlds are being developed for gaming, education and socialization. Future vacations might be taken by immersing yourself in a virtual paradise.

Virtual Reality

Brain Machine Interface

Brain machine interfaces (BMIs) are currently assisting paralyzed patients communicate, control robotic arms, computers and other devices. In the future, BMIs could provide a path to brain enhancement.

Brain Machine Interface

Global Warming

What effects will global warming have on the Earth and its inhabitants in the future?

Global Warming

A Clone Again, Unnaturally

Cloning scares me. Then again, so do spiders. What I found after my brief research for this article, is that there are different types of cloning. And just like spiders, some types of cloning I should be wary of, but many may be considered beneficial.

Cloning

Future Technology Predictions

How far will technology advance in 20, 30, even 50 years from now? How will it affect our lives? Here are some scenarios and technologies predicted by science fiction writers, futurists, technology experts and my Uncle Walt.

Future Technology Predictions

Technology Predictions

The Singularity

Like the singularity at the center of a black hole, our model of the world breaks down when it contains entities smarter than human.

The Singularity

Live Long,
If You Prosper

At an age that lies somewhere between Kid Rock and Mr. Spock, any talk of extending my stay with the living gets the immediate attention of my good ear. While waiting in a crowded clinic for a flu shot, I overheard two people discussing an article one was reading about "living forever". 

Live Longer

They're Just Not That Into Us

SETI projects have scanned the sky for over 40 years looking for an intelligent signal. Could our level of intelligence be unique in the universe?

Intelligent life

Smart Clothing

Smart Homes

My home is not very smart. It does not know when to start my coffee or how to clean the floor. It has difficulty distinguishing between a roaring grease fire and a steamy shower, which makes it a good thing it can't remember the number to call in an emergency. What can we expect to experience in the smart home of the future?

Smart Home

Ready or not, here it comes. In the next 20 years, nano-technology will touch the life of nearly every person on the planet. The potential benefits are mind boggling and brain enhancing. But like many of the great advancements in earth's history, it is not without risk. Here are some of the risks posed to society by nanotechnology

Genetic Engineering - Super Spud

More than 50 biotech food products have been found by the FDA to be as safe as conventional foods, including canola oil, corn, potatoes, soybeans, squash and tomatoes.

Genetic Engineering

Man vs Machine Poker Champion

For the first time ever, an ai poker-playing computer program called Polaris challenged two top-level poker professionals in a controlled scientific experiment.

Artificial Intelligence

 

Future Cars

Cars of the future will be intelligent, fuel efficient, zero emission vehicles.

Vehicles will communicate with each other, with the road and with traffic signals. Sensors will help you navigate through bad weather and warn you of a possible collision. They will also let you know if you are getting drowsy or straying from your lane.

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Human Like Robots

A robot girl greets visitors at a world expo.

Robotics

Regenerative Medicine

Scientific researchers and medical doctors hope to make the legendary concept of regeneration into reality by restoring lost, damaged, or aging cells and tissues in the human body

Regenerative Medicine

Flying Friends or Privacy Pests?

Fitted with cameras, microphones and sensors, robot insects are flying--climbing--crawling--jumping at the chance to assist humans in search, rescue and other hazardous operations.

Robotic insects could also be used for spying.

Flying Robot Insects


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