Technologies that will change our lives in the next 10 years

Technologies that will change our lives in the next 10 years

In the next few years the world will see significant changes, especially if we compare them with the last century. Advances are being made faster and faster and that is why we want to review the technologies that will change our lives in the next 10 years.

From augmented reality, portable devices, artificial intelligence or the internet. Everything is progressing by leaps and bounds. Therefore, it is quite consistent to think that within not long, our lives will change significantly.

The changes that technology will generate in our lives

Technology itself has changed our lives in the last 20 years. From the internet to mobile devices. Nowadays, the simple fact of thinking about spending too much time away from the internet or a mobile phone is something out of the ordinary.

Earlier this year, Mark Zuckerberg, creator of Facebook. I comment on what he believes will happen to technologies in the next 10 years. In this sense, remember that during the 90s computers were all, then came the era of smart mobile phones.

Zuckerberg commented that in the coming years the technology that will develop and impact the most in our lives is that of the virtual and augmented reality. That many devices will have support for this kind of technology.

Many analysts think in the same way as Zuckerberg. According to IDC analysts, it is estimated that by the end of 2023 the market for wearable devices, including those of virtual reality, may reach up to 279 million units achieving an annual growth rate of approximately 8.9%.

According to Zuckerberg, this will be a positive thing, since modern devices have only managed to separate people by replacing that human connection with messages. Virtual reality will allow people to remain connected, but with a sense of proximity never before achieved.

Biohacking and neutral

Although it sounds like science fiction, biohackers that embed microchips under the skin have been around for quite some time. Three years ago, electronic implant maker Dangeorus Thing reported that it achieved sales that far exceed 10,000 chips.

RFID and NFC implants that are no bigger than a grain of rice, are capable of supplanting bank cards, house keys, car keys, passwords, bitcoin wallet addresses, etc.

This does nothing more than ask us about the bright future that microchips may have. We got to see something quite eye-catching at the last Consumer Electronics Show.

Ana startup from France, NextMind, presented a device that is capable to read the electronic impulses of the brain, decode them and allow us to control any kind of device, even drones and computers.

For his part, Elon Musk has complete confidence in this kind of technology. In itself, his company Neuralink is responsible for developing different technologies for direct interaction between the brain and a computer.

Banking services and artificial intelligence

Several years ago, the thought of having remote access to your bank account was insane. Today it is something extremely normal, something every day.

At present, the reasons for a customer to visit bank branches in people is being drastically reduced. The vast majority of operations can be perform remotely and even over the internet.

Especially in this day and age where online payments are so important, convenient, and secure. The advances related to this in the coming years will be key to improving our quality of life. Can you imagine avoiding those long lines at the bank early in the morning?

As for artificial intelligence, when it is developed in a suitable way to be implemented in banks. Then the visits will be reduced considerably and the expenses of personnel and rent also.

It will be quite normal for chatbots replace people, getting better responses for their customers in reduced times. Optimizing work and productivity.

The power of the internet

During 2014, analysts called the internet one of the ten technology trends of the decade. However, the forecasts were too positive, especially considering the limited bandwidth of the devices.

However, at present the 5G removes virtually all technological barriers, at least for the moment. It is estimated that, within a year, approximately 28 billion devices will be connected to the internet.

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Published at Sun, 20 Sep 2020 10:30:00 +0000