Here is the Top 5 Future Technology Inventionsthat will change the world. Number five. Hyperloop. The year is 2030. You're in a sleek pod-likecapsule that's levitating inside a low pressure steel tube and accelerating across the countryat speeds of more than 600 miles per hour.This is Hyperloop, the futuristic transportationmethod pitched by controversial US entrepreneur Elon Musk, drawing on 100-year-old principalsupdated for the 21st century.The tubular tizzy started in 2012, when Tesla and SpaceX CEOElon Musk suggested The Hyperloop as a new form of transportation, one that would betwice as fast as a plane and totally solar powered. At its core, hyperloop is all aboutremoving the two things that slow down regular vehicles: friction and air resistance. Before we move on, don't forget to subscribe,and like this video, also leave us some comments.. Number four. SmartThings. Do you want a smart home that’s centrallycontrolled through one app, but don’t necessarily want a smart speaker? No problem! What youneed is a smart home hub, and the SmartThings Hub is one of the most popular and well-connecteddevices on the market. One reason to use SmartThings as your home hub rather than asmart speaker is that you don’t have to have a device listening in your home 24/7.That’s a compelling reason for anyone who’s privacy-minded.SmartThings is a brand owned by Samsung. SmartThings isn’t a device but rather a name that Samsungtacks onto other products or uses to indicate it works within the setup. It’s also thename of the app you use to control all the smart devices and products in your home. Number three. Driverless Car. The road to achieving self-driving nirvanaisn't as far off as you might think. Imagine getting into your car, typing - or,better yet speaking - a location into your vehicle’s interface, then letting it driveyou to your destination while you read a book, surf the web or nap. Self-driving vehicles– the stuff of science fiction since the first roads were paved – are coming, andthey’re going to radically change what it’s like to get from point A to point B.A company by company examination of the top car makers public investment and statementsby their top executives makes it clear that most car companies are betting that artificialintelligence utilized in self-driving will be inevitable, and they’re all jumping inwith investment and initiatives. Within four years, many car companies--Tesla,Uber, and Google's Waymo, along with traditional firms like Toyota and GM--expect to offerautonomous cars that can completely take on the driving task while also monitoring theroad for any obstacles under specific traffic and weather conditions. Uber predicts thatfully self-driving cars--those that need no human intervention under any conditions, includingsnow and fog--will be commercially available by 2030. Number two. Virtual Reality. Until recently, virtual reality had been somethingof a fantasy for storytellers and technologists. By 2020, a third of global consumers areexpected to be using virtual reality (VR). This growing industry offers a massive opportunityfor brands due to the unique, memorable and highly engaging experiences it creates. VRis much more than just technology. In fact, nearly every part of our businessand personal lives have been improved through technology and innovation's touch in someway, shape or form. Today, we live in a society replete with real-time, on-demand access tothe world's vast annals of information and virtually any product or service we choose,no matter where in the world we might be, from bite-sized pocket computers. And finally our number one list. 3D Printing. The newest 3D printing technology enablesthe use of dozens of different materials simultaneously in one print run. Materials range from biologicalfilament and living tissue to chocolate, rubber, metals, plastics, clay, and wood fiber.The newest types of 3D printers are up to 40 times faster than original additive manufacturingmachines released in the past five years. These astounding devices can reduce productiontimelines of very functional pieces of equipment from days to mere hours. The possibilitiesare endless. 3D printing has not and will not fully replacetraditional manufacturing; it will instead be integrated with it to provide even morevalue. Jobs of years past will be repositioned in new ways to work alongside 3D printingin manufacturing, especially given the speed at which 3D printing increased coupled withthe importance of the parts 3D printers are creating. This increases the need for employeesto review and ensure quality of the items created. For more videos, please watch our suggestedvideos or playlist and leave us some comments if you have something in mind.
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