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Cade Witnish recently attended the Deloitte TMT predictions dinner. Here are the three future trends and predictions that he found most interesting. 
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If Opel/Vauxhall's new eye tracking headlamps work as planned, you will be able to control the behavior of your car's headlamps with your line of sight.
Richard Platt's curator insight,
April 9, 2015 10:57 PM
This technology works using a simple webcam, peripheral infrared sensors, and central photo-diodes to scan the driver’s eyes more than 50 times per second. The system then translates the information into data commands for electronically-controlled actuators that align the vehicle’s headlamps. Headlamp actuators react almost instantly to make the adjustments. You will be able to aim your headlights precisely where you want to look both vertically and horizontally
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VeinViewer takes the guesswork out of inserting needles into veins, making it easier for medical personnel, and less painful for patients.
Richard Platt's curator insight,
April 9, 2015 10:55 PM
VeinViewer is a vein finder that uses infrared light to look under the skin and projects an HD image of the veins onto the surface of the skin. There won’t be any miss when the doctors and nurses poke you with a needle next time. This highly portable device helps hospital staff to immediately locate a vein inside a person’s arm. It can find veins up to 0.4 inches or 10mm deep. The light detects hemoglobin in the blood and then instantly illuminates the intricate network of veins. The light is totally painless but highly accurate, increasing both first-stick success and patient satisfaction.
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These four trends will drive new ideas and breakthroughs in business.
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A Japanese Company has developed an exciting new Visual technology that
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Death has always been considered one of life's only real certainties, but now some of the world's top scientists are challenging the assumption
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I have a confession to make. Despite my specialization in wearable technology, I haven’t worn my FitBit in months. I’m not the only one. Many people found the first wave of wearables came up short.
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We are living in an extremely exciting time in terms of science and technology. Things that have always been considered science fiction are becoming normal day-to-day components of our lives. And while we have been seeing invention after breakthrough over and over in the last couple of decades, this next ten years is going to […]
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Experts predict a continuous but gradual increase in life expectancy but chances are you're going to live longer than they think.
Justin Huang's curator insight,
March 27, 2015 1:59 AM
With this new project being a technology in the making, many possibilities and chances and opened up. With a longer life span, there will be more time and moments that can be treasured with loved ones, there will be more opportunities to clear all regrets. This new technology will definitely create a huge impact in the future of humanity.
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We hope you weren't in a big rush to outfit your household with devices that use Apple's HomeKit automation technology -- you may be waiting a little whi
Richard Platt's curator insight,
January 25, 2015 10:24 PM
Reportedly, the less-than-ideal timing can be chalked up to Apple's insistence on "rigorous performance standards" for HomeKit, much like what it demands with existing certification efforts like AirPlay and MFi. The ostensible goal is to get home automation working smoothly from the word "go," not to put products on store shelves as quickly as possible. That's good if you'd rather not deal with glitches in your appliances and light bulbs, but it also means that one of iOS 8's tentpole features won't be useful until several months after launch. - We agree that this rigorous approach to product performance that addresses many of the shortfalls that happen when rushing products to market before they're ready. We reckon that "antenna-gate" was a key lesson for Apple to do things this way.
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The Techradar team look at products that Google will launch or improve this year, many involving Android.
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Sex has always played a crucial role in technological innovation, so don't be surprised that it's also a driving force in the growth of wearable tech, says Caroline Kent
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Password overload is causing 'Generation Z' to turn to biometrics for online security
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The Secret to the Fuel of the Future
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Robotics & Automation have already been fully embraced and developed in the industrial world. Now companies in service industries have the opportunity to learn how robots and automation can help them.
Richard Platt's curator insight,
April 9, 2015 10:53 PM
According to the International Federation of Robotics (IFR), 2013 saw the highest number of industrial robots ever sold, with a total of 1.6 million units worth an estimated $10 billion. According to the IFR, double-digit growth will continue through the end of this decade with more and more countries adopting robots and automation. According to IFR:
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vtThe distinction between what is real and what is fake is blurring and will forever change how you work.
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Cool new Innovations in Technology from the Mobile World Congress 2015
VueTel Italia's curator insight,
March 10, 2015 1:33 PM
A variety of cool new Technology Innovations from this Years
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Apple hiring automotive technology and design experts to staff up a top-secret research lab, with the possible intention of building a car
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Ashton Kutcher reveals what he thinks will be the next big things in tech and boasts about having sex with wife.
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WIRED sat down with Joi Ito, the director of the MIT Media Lab, to discuss this phenomenon of convergence, where digital bits from the computer world are fusing with atoms here in the physical world (see gallery above). The trend is advancing, he says, and it won't stop at gadgets. For Ito, the next great engineering platform will be living matter itself.
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Graphene isn't the only game-changing material to come out of a lab. From aerogels nearly as light as air to metamaterials that manipulate light, here are six supermaterials that have the potential to transform the world of the future.
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Amazing innovative sensors that are creating new and exciting ways to monitor health and wellbeing.
Richard Platt's curator insight,
January 27, 2015 3:13 AM
A lot of wearable technology applications for health care, very interesting
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The Ford Motor Company [NYSE:F] is opening a new research center in Silicon Valley to develop technology related to self-driving cars and other emerging fields like vehicle connectivity.
Paul Gill's curator insight,
January 26, 2015 11:12 AM
Will they all be black model Ts? - A. Paul Gill: The Ford Motor Company [NYSE:F] is opening a new research center in Silicon Valley to develop technology related to self-driving cars and other emerging fields like vehicle connectivity.
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IGN's Alaina Yee went hands-on with Microsoft's new HoloLens technology -- and was blown away.
LEOW MINRU VERONICA's curator insight,
January 30, 2015 11:32 PM
This may seems surreal but technology is so powerful and I am definitely looking forward to the next Apple or smartphone hike. Hololens will ace it. |
