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In recent years technology has played a big role in making homes more accessible for older people and those with care needs – smart devices for example, which we now take for granted.



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Future Technology

computers are in virtually everything we touch, all day long. We still have an image of computers as being rectangular objects either on a desk, or these days in our pockets; but computers are in our cars, they’re in our thermostats, they’re in our refrigerators.



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How can we leverage Technology to influence the Future?

How can we leverage technology to influence the future?
How can we build a customer centric culture within organizations so that everyone from ground up begins to think from the users’ point of view?
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Future Predictions
Many futurologists say 2020 will be a year of tech breakthroughs, making predictions about which technologies are set to become our new normal. But how many of these futuristic guesses are actually true? We take a closer look.

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5 Future Predictions Technology that will be Mainstream by 2050
Future predictions that will change your life by 2050 or maybe earlier.

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Future Robots


Immortality Robots- the future of Humanity.



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Future Energy
Tesla has hit record highs hitting $1800 in share price just recently after the Q2 financial results were released. Tesla had record $6 Billion in revenue despite the pandemic and has managed to squeeze out profits making its 4th consecutive profits.



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Robots, Drones and AI will carry out 90% of household chores by 2040



Experts have got together to discuss the future of home automation and revealed their predictions for the future of home automation. According to futurologists around 90& of household chores will be automate

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Researchers at MIT have developed a new method for fabricating electronic components that opens up a world of possibilities, including flexible, stackable, semitransparent and noninvasive devices. They could someday be integrated into our clothes, shoes, contact lenses and even our brains! It's been called "remote epitaxy" and the "peel and stack" method, and it involves the use of the wonder material known as graphene.

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