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When making predictions, I have two criteria: the laws of physics must be obeyed and prototypes must exist that demonstrate “proof of principle.” I’ve interviewed more than 300 of the world’s top scientists, and many allowed me into laboratories where they are inventing the future. Their accomplishments and dreams are eye-opening. From my conversations with them, here’s a glimpse of what to expect in the coming decades:
Pierre Tran's insight:
Le physicien et futurologue Michio Kaku prédit le futur pour la prochaine décade :
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When looking through a camera lense, augmented reality unveils computer generated images superimposed onto the real world, like the yellow stripes on the football field only viewers at home can see. The future is bright for this technology, and one futurist opines on what's next. Via Gary Hayes
Jeni Mawter's curator insight,
December 19, 2012 8:05 PM
Guaranteed to blow your mind. These will have a huge impact on storytelling in the future. 
Garry Schulz's curator insight,
December 20, 2012 4:44 PM
This article paints an interesting picture of where augmented reality might take us over the next decade. With major players like Google and Microsoft investing heavily in the field there's no doubt that we'll see major developments in this area. As with all technologies highlighted here, the key from a strategic perspective is to have a view on how major advances in augmented reality might impact not only your existing business but also the business eco-system within which you operate. 
David Rowe's curator insight,
March 26, 2014 12:55 AM
An interesting insight into how the current generation of augmented reality smartphone apps could come to be truly useful in the future. The example of Educational AR could make user manuals a thing of the past. |
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Many of the first apps for Google Glass will be about consuming and sharing content on the go. But what if Google Glass could unlock control over the world of the Internet of Things both inside and outside the home?
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here are two questions that I’m often asked: ‘What’s in store for the future of AR?’ and ‘What would you like to see in the future of e-books and tablets?’ My answer to both is haptics and tactile feedback.
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I think the future is unpredictable, and no one can predict the future!
Predicción científica del futuro, esto es un tema a leer por lo menos.
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