7 Upcoming Technology That May Change The World

    However, believe it or not, we are just getting started. Technology will get even better. In the future, we could live like how people in fantasy movies did.
Innovation is advancing quicker than everything. Organizations and people that do not stay aware of some of the significant tech patterns take the risk of being abandoned. 

   Today’s post is about 10 upcoming, real-life products that's set to revolutionize the planet as we all know it. Get ready to control the desktop and your eyes. Get ready to print your own creative physical product. Get ready to dive into the virtual world, and interact with them. Come unfold the future with Blogerunit.

1. Google Glass :-

    Augmented Reality has already got into our life within the kinds of simulated experiment and education app, but Google is taking it several steps higher with Google Glass. Theoretically, with Google Glass, you're ready to view social media feeds, text, Google Maps, also as navigate with GPS and take photos. You will also get the newest updates while you're on the bottom . Google’s co-founder, Sergey Brin has demo the glass with skydivers and creatives. Currently the device is merely available to some developers with the worth tag of $1500(106500 INR), but expect other tech companies trying it out and building a reasonable consumer version.

2. Hyperautomation :-

   Have you heard of hyperautomation? Gartner just named hyperautomation as its #1 strategic technology trend for 2020. Hyperautomation was the foremost discussed topic at Gartner Symposium events over the past 60 days in Orlando, Barcelona, and Goa. Hyperautomation builds on the momentum behind RPA, led by the democratization of automation and IT and accelerated by the liberation of mundane and repetitive tasks for workers across every industry. In many ways, hyperautomation is redefining work. 

3. Leap Motion :-

   Leap Motion, which made hand-tracking systems for virtual and augmented reality headsets, is reportedly being acquired by haptics company UltraHaptics. The Wall Street Journal reported the news earlier today, saying that the San Francisco based Leap Motion had agreed to sell for around $30 million. Leap Motion started by building a much-anticipated consumer gesture controller. UltraHaptics isn’t an enormous name like Apple, but it’s a reasonably obvious fit Leap Motion. The company uses ultrasounds to create the illusion of touch in midair, and Leap Motion’s hand controls can complement that to create a controller-free interface with tactile feedback. UltraHaptics already uses Leap Motion technology.

4. Computer Vision :-

    The problem of computer vision appears simple because it's trivially solved by people, even very young children. Never the less, it largely remains an unsolved problem based both on the limited understanding of biological vision and because of the complexity of vision perception in a dynamic and nearly infinitely varying physical world. Computer vision is a field of study focused on the problem of helping computers to see.The goal of computer vision is to understand the content of digital images. Typically, this involves developing methods that attempt to reproduce the capability of human vision.Understanding the content of digital images may involve extracting a description from the image, which may be an object, a text description, a three-dimensional model, and so on.

5. Google Driverless Car :-

    Imagine getting into your car, typing or speaking a location into your vehicles interface, then letting it drive you to your destination while you read a book, or nap. Self-driving vehicles the stuff of science fiction since the first roads were paved are coming, and they are going to radically change what it is like to get from point A to point B. Google’s goal is to extend car utilization from 5-10% to 75% or more by facilitating sharing. That means fewer cars on the road. In 2030, self-driving cars are expected to create $87 billion worth of opportunities for automakers and technology developers, said a report by Boston-based Lux Research. Software developers stand to win big.

6. DARQ :-

  Distributed ledger technology, (for example, blockchain), Artificial intelligence (AI), Extended reality (counting virtual and augmented reality), and Quantum computing, shortened to DARQ form one such future technology pattern of 2020 that business must onboard on need. In this way, when you approach procuring, training, and employee retention remember DARQ. Volkswagen, for example, is now trading in by utilizing quantum computing to test traffic flow optimization and quicken battery improvement.

7. SmartThings :-

   Samsung SmartThings is integrated into Home Assistant through the SmartThings Cloud API. The SmartThings integration is the main integration to integrate all SmartThings related platforms. If you're using Home Assistant Cloud (Nabu Casa) the mixing will create a cloudhook automatically. This greatly simplifies the essential requirements and doesn't require Home Assistant to be exposed to the web . The company makes a hub (sometimes called "gateway" or "home controller"), cloud platform, and client applications for smart homes and thus the buyer Internet of Things also as various sensors and smart devices.

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