Wednesday, December 12, 2012
2030, people can become superheroes?
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The U.S. National Intelligence Council (NIC) said that the automatic vehicles, robotics support the elderly and surgical technology on 2030 will help people become stronger, smarter and even has the extraordinary capacity to see through the dark ...
In a report titled "Global Trends 2030: Variants world" released on 10:12, NIC predicts that technological developments will boost the economy and reduce food shortages , domestic and global energy news site CNN (USA) said.
Speaking at a press conference he Christopher Kojm, President of the NIC, added that the above factors will also "increase the average life of man."
This report of the NIC is used for supporting the U.S. politicians in predicting future world
People can become... superman
NIC further predicted that "the replacement of the entire human body parts, improve eyesight and hearing" will become "very popular" in 2030.
The U.S. military is currently testing the complementary technology, which enhances the ability to carry troops. Or e-manufacturing project skeleton, supporting the elderly and lifting heavy objects, to help improve their lives.
NIC predicted, "retinal implant technology in the future will allow people to have the ability to see at night and techniques to enhance nerve helps improve memory or increase the speed of human thought."
"Nerve medicine will allow people to maintain the ability to focus for longer than usual," the NIC predicted for Medicine in 2030.
NIC disease control work is expected to continue to thrive thanks to technical progress of the DNA arrangement.
"The molecular diagnostic device will revolutionize medicine, allowing rapid identification of genetic diseases and diseases arising in the course of surgery," said NIC.
That's the automation industrial period
NIC said the automated techniques will play a very important role in the future.
Robots have been used in everyday life, such as vacuum cleaners and lawn mowers, and even on the battlefield, such as mine detection robot.
Currently the U.S. military began drafting the law on the level of automation of the robot if it is equipped with weapons of mass destruction.
In the report, the NIC predicted, "the robot used in the field of health and care for the elderly will be more automation and the ability to communicate with people."
Aircraft, unmanned vehicles become more popularThe unmanned aircraft was used extensively by the U.S. military. As predicted by NIC, unmanned aircraft are likely to be the main tool to control conflict and guarding the no-fly zone in 2030.
In addition, self-propelled vehicles most likely will become more common over the next 20 years.
But the tasks that the robot is assumed to be limited, such as only the function as "surgical support or assistance in human's daily life," said NIC.
Mentioned in three-dimensional (3D printing), NIC evaluate this technology under the "group of technology allows a device to be able to create an object by removing material to create the object in the set ".
The U.S. has successfully made 3D printer and is being used in the automotive industry and aircraft. Version for individual consumers will soon be launched, according to CNN.
Machinery costs will become cheaper industrial infrastructure so do not need much, but the quality of the products created by the 3D printer will not be durable, NIC predict.
"The ability to produce high quality parts in bulk and low-cost manufacturers are still quite weak", NIC said in a statement.
Nevertheless, the NIC still think 3D printing technology "has the potential to replace the process of mass production in 2030."
Do not fear a lack of food, electricity, water
Population increase means an increase in demand for food, water and energy.
"Genetically modified food, agricultural techniques applied high technology, advanced irrigation techniques, solar and biofuels will likely play a key role in maintaining food source water and electricity in the next 15-20 years ", CNN quoted Kojm, NIC President, said.
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