By 2030, can people become superheroes?

Unmanned vehicles, old people, and surgical technology help people become stronger, smarter and even have extraordinary abilities such as looking through the dark .

Those are things that will be available in the world for the next 20 years, according to the US National Intelligence Council (NIC).

In the report entitled 'Global Trends in 2030: World Variations' announced Dec. 10, the NIC predicts that technological developments will boost the economy and reduce deprivation. Global food, water and energy, CNN (US), said.

Speaking at a press conference, Christopher Kojm, Chairman of the NIC, added that the above factors will also "increase the average life expectancy of people."

The report of the NIC aims to support American politicians in predicting the future of the world.

People can become . superheroes

The NIC also predicts that 'replacing all human organs, enhancing vision and hearing' will become 'very popular' in 2030.

The US military is currently testing complementary technologies, helping to enhance soldiers' carrying capacity. Or as an electronic skeleton manufacturing project, supporting the elderly to walk and lift heavy objects, helping to improve their lives.

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The NIC predicts 'future retinal implantation techniques will allow people to be able to see in the night and nerve enhancement techniques that will help improve people's ability to remember or speed up thinking'.

'Neuroscience will allow people to maintain their ability to concentrate for longer than usual' , NIC predicts medicine by 2030.

Disease control is predicted by the NIC to continue to thrive thanks to the progress of DNA sequencing.

'Molecular diagnostic devices will revolutionize medicine, allowing rapid identification of genetic diseases and diseases arising during surgery' , NIC said.

Automation industry thrives

NICs evaluate automation techniques that will play a very important role in the future.

Robots have been used in everyday life, such as vacuum cleaners and lawn mowers, and also on battlefields, such as mine detection robots.

The US military has now begun drafting a code of robot autonomy if it is equipped with weapons of destruction.

In the report, the NIC predicts 'robots used in health and care for the elderly will be more automated and able to communicate with people'.

But the tasks that these robots undertake will be limited, such as will only have functions such as 'support surgery or help with people's daily lives' , NIC said.

Referring to three-dimensional printing (3D printing), the NIC evaluates this technology to the 'group of technologies that allow a device to be able to create an object by discarding the material to make it into the device. suffered '.

The US has successfully built 3D printers and is being used in the automotive and aircraft manufacturing industries. The personal consumer version will soon be released, according to CNN.

The cost of machinery will become cheaper because it does not need many industrial infrastructures, but the quality of products created by 3D printers is not durable, NIC predicts.

'The ability to create high-quality components in large quantities and low cost of manufacturers is still quite weak ,' the NIC said in the report.

Even so, the NIC still believes that 3D printing technology 'has the potential to replace mass production processes in 2030'.

Not afraid of lack of food, electricity and water

Increasing population means an increase in demand for food, water and energy.

'Genetically modified food, high-tech agricultural techniques, advanced irrigation techniques, solar and biofuels are likely to play a key role in maintaining food sources. , electricity and water for the next 15-20 years , "CNN quoted Mr. Kojm, President of the NIC, as saying.