Inventions Of The Future That Will Soon Be Available To Everyone

From Star Wars to Avatar, the science fiction genre is known for showing incredible devices, vehicles and cities that are completely out of this world, these movies seem like pure fantasy, however, all of their science fiction may not remain fictional for much longer, scientists and engineers in the real world. They are working on developing crazy

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thanks, zoom in on the future when you watch movies science fiction, the future seems very far away, however, time passes quite quickly and the world can really change in the blink of an eye, sometimes literally, in 2019. a group of scientists from the University of California in San Diego invented an incredible accessory: a set of contact lenses that zoom in when you blink twice, when you look up or blink, your eyes emit unique electrical signals that correspond to each movement contained in the contact lenses. electrodes that track and respond to these electrical impulses and the lenses are made of polymers that expand when an electrical current is applied when the lenses register a double blink the polymer lenses change shape by slightly increasing their magnification making everything look like a 32 percent hundred larger for the wearer Early versions of the lenses and other similar variations have already been built, but researchers are still trying to figure out how to make them from gas-permeable plastic, the material used in regular contacts, this plastic Thin allows oxygen to reach the wearer's eye, allowing them to safely wear contact lenses all day without harming their vision.

There are plenty of applications for these lenses, both cool and creepy, but it's predicted to be a few years before they're publicly released, so for now your mom

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have to keep squinting. your phone every time you receive a text foreign suits as impressively strong as human bones can be the truth is that we are all one fall down the stairs from breaking an arm or a leg fortunately we will

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be able to reinforce our weak bodies with exoskeleton suits giant mechanics that are designed to make us faster and stronger the guardian buildings, that kind of thing is still a long way off, however, it will use its electric motors and sophisticated array of 120 ultra-precise body sensors to allow a person to comfortably lift a refrigerator, a small sofa or let's say your mom.

This incredible piece of technology is

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to purchase now, however it currently costs a hundred thousand dollars a year to rent, making it too expensive for the average consumer, plus it is better suited for moving house than saving the world. However, other exoskeletons were created for more altruistic purposes, the re-walk is a lower body exoskeleton that is designed to allow people with paraplegia to stand, walk, and climb stairs. The exoskeleton has four powerful motors in the hip and knee joints that are activated when the user tilts the upper body in different directions allowing for significant mobility, while the device currently costs up to eighty-five thousand dollars per unit. , the team behind the new hike has started making the technology available on certain health insurance plans and aims to make it cheaper over time, thus hopefully making the amazing device. will soon become widespread changing thousands of lives for the better abroad until we evolve to plug into an outlet to charge humans will need to eat and drink however in the future we may not need to cook in 2015 moly robotics had the culinary ability.

The world cried holy moly when they introduced a robot that can use its two giant hands to cook its meals. The device comes pre-programmed with thousands of recipes from award-winning chefs and will wiggle and sizzle its way to culinary perfection while the robot still can't prepare ingredients because its creators are reluctant to give it a knife. You will recognize specialized ingredient containers and what they have been assigned. Using this customizable recognition, you can enter your own recipes on the device's touch screen, allowing the machine to perfectly recreate Grandma's famous spaghetti with robotic precision, although admittedly it doesn't have the level of fancy precision in these renders.

CGI you're seeing here, the real version isn't that pretty yet, but the most expensive variant costs a cool 340k. dollars, however, no one yet said living in the future was cheap, and if futuristic food is what you crave, this is as good as lightning, from Doc's DeLorean to Luke's X-Wing. Sci-fi movies are full of futuristic vehicles that put within our reach. It's a shame for cars, however, with innovative new technologies, real-world vehicles are becoming increasingly futuristic. An augmented reality display, for example, is a device that is expected to become widespread in cars over the next two decades and exists in limited forms even today.

The windshield becomes a holographic smart device by projecting a large amount of information directly onto the glass in front of the driver. AR devices can use built-in cameras to scan the road in front of you and create a digital image that you can interact with with a laser and optics. The fiber system then projects images onto the windshield at an ideal angle to reach the driver's eyes. These images appear to be superimposed on reality, allowing for amazing things like superimposing an ideal racing line onto the asphalt showing you where you should drive for maximum efficiency. These cameras also constantly scan for potential road hazards that draw your attention to pedestrians crossing the street or cars stopping in front of you.

A tech company called Way Ray has created an AR display that can turn your daily commute into a video game by rating your Driving on the go and allowing you to compete with your friends may seem like a terrible idea, but the way Ray will rate you For how safely you drive it will give you points for staying in your lane, stopping at red lights, and driving at safe speeds, which is great. but I'd be lying if I said I wasn't a little disappointed it doesn't give you points for acrobatic jumps overseas over the last decade it has become increasingly popular to become a cyborg by implanting a small microchip in your hand these microchips are the same than those found inside digital house keys, bank cards and e-tickets, so once your implant is linked to your online accounts, you'll be able to buy your groceries, open your front door and access public transportation with a flick of the wrist.

Unfortunately, there are some. Serious privacy concerns about microchips - in theory, the companies that produce the chips implement measures to track you every time you use the device, keeping a record of almost everything you do and your location at all times. These privacy concerns have sparked many would-be cyborgs. To make his own cyber improvements at home In 2008, software engineer Jerry Lava lost the tip of his finger in a motorcycle accident. Jerry was offered a regular prosthesis to replace his appendix, however, he decided to use one equipped with a USB stick instead. To store photographs and some different computer programs, similarly, in 2007, a documentary filmmaker named Rob Spence had to have his eye removed due to an injury instead of replacing it with an ordinary prosthesis.

Rob decided to place a working camera in his empty socket that he could use to film his documentaries. He gave the camera an on/off switch, a 30-minute battery life, and a bright red light that turns on every time it starts to move. filming to prove that you can't secretly film anyone without their consent is a nice feeling, Rob, but you inadvertently made your prosthetic 100 times creepier. Couldn't it have made the green light for most of us? Cyber ​​​​enhancements may seem extreme and disconcerting, but if they become more legitimate and commercialized in the future, it seems conceivable that they will become a part. of everyday life, but what would you prefer?

Have a USB flash drive on your index finger or a digital camera on your eyeball. Let me know in the comments below. Virtual reality today. Many people love the ever-evolving world of virtual reality, but currently play virtual reality games. There is still a risk of getting dizzy from jumping face first into a wall and accidentally knocking out grandma. The platform is definitely still in its infancy; However, a lot of gaming companies are currently developing some crazy new technologies that are bringing virtual reality into an eventual new era. of realism, emerge home is an incredible gadget that allows you to physically feel the things you touch in virtual reality.

With emerge home, you use your bare hands as a controller and when you grab something in the game, the device's panel will send out a series of ultrasonic rays. waves: sound waves that are too high in frequency for humans to hear until they hit your hand, simulating the sensation of touch, this technology allows users to physically feel it every time they raise a weapon, high-five a teammate or hold hands with your virtual one. girlfriend that makes virtual reality games much more immersive and realistic, unfortunately, the company has not yet released the product for public testing and the panel can only sense your hand if you hold it less than three feet away, forcing the players to sit relatively still.

Virtual reality technology is designed to give the player a little more freedom through the Omni one treadmill is a device that allows users to walk Sprint Crouch and jump in virtual reality while a harness keeps their body fixed in a Instead, the user wears a special pair of slippery shoes that allow him to move. the Omni not going anywhere the treadmill contains sensors that detect this movement before transferring it to the game character the technology is pretty awesome but unfortunately it's too immersive for some people even to bed hey, it seems like hell a training talk with hand back in 2016, a group of scientists from the University of Tokyo developed a new invention that turns our skin into an illuminated screen.

The device is essentially an LED-filled adhesive strip that can be used to display words, numbers and emojis on your skin. The lights can also connect to other smart devices wirelessly, alerting you if someone calls your phone or knocks on your door. Your home adhesive screen will use a strip of conductive gold paste to connect a set of electrodes stuck to your skin. These electrodes will be able to read your heart rate and blood pressure before passing that information to LEDs in your hand, which are powered by a battery. flexible. If the device detects low blood pressure, it can show an alert to tell you to take medication, which could be life-saving for an elderly patient, these medical functions could prove to be very valuable in the future, however, the social functions of the device currently They seem a little less useful, we get it, buddy, you're happy, you don't have to tell us twice in the future, wear this device on your face.

It may look like a futuristic neck brace, but it's actually a personal air purifier called an air ring. The device is a wearable face mask that draws in air from the outside world and filters out viruses and pollutants before returning clean air to your face. It currently contributes to the deaths of 7 million people each year and, as industrial cities continue to grow, it's a problem that's unlikely to go away without serious action, so in the meantime you're better off using A futuristic air purifier like the air ring. The device filters the air through a particle-absorbing foam assembly and then sterilizes it using an ultraviolet light before finally sending the air through a long carbon filter just before the outlet.

It can be equipped with a number of detachable masks ranging from partial face shields to a giant hood. Depending on how safe or antisocial you want to be, it may seem a little ridiculousnow, but before long turning on air purifiers like the air ring could become the hottest fashion trend because even if the air is toxic it's important to look outrageously cool. in a range of colors, sci-fi sneakers, let's stay on the Cyber ​​runway and check out another piece of futuristic fashion, the Kryptonite sneaker from centrotec is a fully 3D printed shoe that could be the future of footwear.

It is made of a single material. a special polymer called TPE elastomer. TPE is thicker and thinner in different places, meaning that specific parts of the shoe are rigid, while others are soft and flexible, meaning the shoe is comfortable and incredibly quick to make as everything can be made. print. in one go with no sewing or gluing required. The Krypton Soul's scaffolding style means the slippers are incredibly comfortable; However, if you want to Star Trek through the snow, you may need a shoe that is a little heavier. Duty the flux Snowshoe is an incredibly advanced set of Kicks created by designer Eric Brunt.

When you put on your shoes, they become flat, extending your surface area to allow you to stand more comfortably in deep snow; However, when you lift your leg, the shoes become flexible and fold back on themselves to accommodate the wearer. walk with a natural gait the flux snowshoes make walking on icy and snowy terrain no problem and although the shoes don't tie themselves or let you fly through the air, they do give us a preview of the future of fashion that i have . I admit that with virtual reality glasses and screens, light-up masks and high-tech snowshoes, our grandchildren will be very stylish and cool in the future.

These days, most of us store our perishable foods inside regular refrigerators, primitive appliances that can't tell us the time or what. The weather is nice outside, thankfully we won't have to put up with these pieces of crap for much longer as the world's biggest tech companies start developing smart refrigerators with some amazing features. LG, Samsung, and Amazon are currently working on refrigerators that can scan their own contents and keep track of the food you place inside them. These refrigerators will have touch screens that will let you know when. You're starting to run out of certain items It lets you reorder products and recommend recipes based on the ingredients you have The technology will make sure you never run out of milk again But how does it work?

The idea is that the food packaging that you put in the refrigerator will have a chip with an RFID tag. This is a scannable label that is increasingly being used by food manufacturers to manage stock and shipping as they can be scanned using radio waves, eliminating the need to directly locate a barcode when scanning. RFID tags on your food packaging, the refrigerator can constantly maintain an accurate inventory of food, that sounds great, but can they also identify the foreign substance growing in my crisper drawer? No, then they are useless to me. These smart refrigerators are pretty spectacular, however, have competition, this big slime box is a refrigerator concept that doesn't use electricity or ice to keep food fresh, instead relying on a gigantic blob of biopolymer gel to keep your products in a space completely deprived of oxygen.

The refrigerator is quiet, odorless and lightweight, however, you have to watch your dinner swimming in a vat of green slime all day, which could ruin your appetite. The cooler looks amazing, but many netizens have questioned whether the concept is actually possible to build and are wondering what happens if the gel comes loose. By putting crumbs or spilled liquid in it, people have also wondered if the refrigerator could actually preserve food, given that there are no motors to actively cool things down and the creator has been very vague about the mechanism of the so-called biopolymer, he claims.

It consists of countless microscopic Nanobots that would extract heat from anything placed inside them, although as to how we would make these Nanobots or how they would extract heat without emitting their own well, it seems the designer is trusting the engineers of tomorrow to figure that out. Those little details are strange, if someone tells me they are heartbroken I immediately prescribe them with a tub of chocolate ice cream, a Hugh Grant romantic comedy and a hug, however if you suffer from a genuine heart condition you are definitely better. I am going to see a licensed medical professional.

Today, many heart conditions are treated with pacemakers. These small implants monitor your heart and shock it with electricity when it starts beating irregularly. They jump the muscles to return to a normal rhythm. Pacemakers work well, but must be replaced. When their battery runs out, surgery is necessary every seven years. However, a group of professors from the universities of Illinois and Washington have developed a futuristic new device to replace pacemakers and, among other wonderful things, allows patients to detect heart attacks with their smartphone. a metal mesh sleeve that is specially designed to fit around the patient's heart like a normal pacemaker.

The device will automatically shock your heart if it detects an irregular heartbeat. However, the device can also power itself indefinitely by converting your heartbeat into electricity. This is possible thanks to the cable. It is constructed from zirconium titanate, which has the fascinating quality of generating a small electrical current whenever it is subjected to physical stress. In this case, through the heartbeat, this current is used to keep a small rechargeable battery charged that powers any necessary shaking. to heart and other smart functions, all of this connects to a smartphone app that shows your current metabolism, blood pH level and body temperature in real time.

Surprisingly, this can make it clear that you are about to have a heart attack long before you actually feel anything. physical symptoms, then it goes without saying that during cardiac arrest every second counts, they really do have an app for everything nowadays, unfortunately the technology won't be released for at least another 15 years, so let's hope our hearts don't give up before the The device hits the market, it is better to slow down on the Five Guys, no, robots. So far we have seen refrigerators. Shoes, masks, robots, chef arms, but we haven't covered the biggest sci-fi invention of all Butler robots in 2021.

Elon Musk and Tesla. announced the development of Optimus, a bipedal robot Butler that is designed to do the jobs that humans don't want to do Musk says the robot should take out our trash and sweep our floors by 2027, when it will be released to the public for just twenty thousand dollars, It's pretty exciting news, however, some experts think Elon's claims are incredibly far-fetched, noting that Optimus currently walks like he's peed his pants and some experts predict it will take decades to fully develop, regardless of when the game comes out. Tesla robot. It seems like a sci-fi world full of robots is just on the horizon, but even if that were true, do we really want places for robots in our homes?

This devilish child is CB2, a robot designed to imitate the physical and mental abilities of two. -year-old, the four-foot-tall horror package was designed to see if an AI robot could slowly develop social skills by interacting with humans and watching them socialize with each other. It uses sophisticated processors to record and evaluate information, including 197 sensors under your skin. to record touch and eye cameras that can record and understand human facial expressions since its creation in 2007, the CB2 supposedly learned to walk and began to gain a better understanding of social norms that supposedly matured to respond appropriately in social situations, if so out.

Although not impressive enough, the robot's Creator believes that over time he should be able to learn to speak in short sentences using his pre-installed artificial vocal cord. This technology is pretty amazing, but then again, even if the future invention becomes widespread, I'm not sure I want it inside my house. I don't care if he has the mind of a two-year-old. If that thing calls me data, I'll throw it out the window. Graphene, but today we've seen some crazy science fiction inventions. We haven't looked at the futuristic materials they will be made of today. Our world is ruled by plastic, metal and concrete, but the inventions of the future will be built with something else, a world-changing material called graphene, everything in the universe is made of atoms, you, me, the air we breathe today, while most materials and objects are made of several connected layers of atoms, graphene is one of the few materials that is made up of a single layer of carbon, this means than a sheet Graphene is about 1 million times thinner than a piece of paper, which combined with its strength gives the material some incredible properties and that strength I mentioned, oh boy, the hexagonal structure of graphene is incredibly strong , making it currently the strongest material ever discovered.

More than 200 times stronger than steel, despite its strength, the ultra-thin material is also incredibly light and if you covered a football field with a sheet of graphene, it would weigh less than a dollar bill. Electricity can easily pass through graphene's single-layer hexagonal structure. It can also conduct electricity a thousand times better than copper and 250 times better than silicon. The material we currently use in computer chips. The potential of graphene is incredible, but unfortunately it is incredibly difficult and expensive to manufacture, so scientists can only make small quantities at a time. It is currently one of the most expensive materials in the world and we have no idea how to mass produce high-quality versions of graphene in a cost-effective way.

That's a bummer, but it doesn't mean the Wonder material is totally useless. Graphene can be mixed. with concrete or metal powders to create hybrid materials that are incredibly strong, lightweight and conductive, this means that a pinch of graphene can greatly improve buildings, cars and electronics by making stronger walls, lighter metal panels and computer chips faster. Currently, a giant pile of iron dust like this. For example, it can be reinforced with graphene to create a compound much stronger than regular iron. It's definitely a good start and scientists are slowly figuring out how to effectively mass produce graphene for use alone, and the Wonder material is becoming cheaper and cheaper to manufacture if this progress continues we will soon be able to make a series of incredible inventions that will change our lives and really push Humanity into the future.

Which futuristic invention are you most excited to own? Are there any more on the horizon that you're excited about? Let me know in the comments below and, as always, thanks for watching.