IBM: 5 innovations will change lives

US technology firm IBM has just released a list of '5 innovations in 5 years', potentially changing the way people live, work and play in the next 5 years.

This list builds on a combination of social and market trends that will dramatically change people's lives, as well as the new technologies that IBM's Labs (IBM's Labs) are on. around the world created and able to realize those innovations.

According to IBM, in the next 5 years, scientific and technical advances will create changes in people's lives, which are:

People will easily 'protect the green environment' with cost savings

A variety of 'smart energy' technologies will help people easily manage savings. Because data begins to run through the wiring, devices such as dishwashers, air conditioners, lighting systems and many other devices will be connected directly to a 'smart' power network, Allows users to turn those devices on and off easily with a mobile phone or web browser. In addition to the warning function when forgetting to turn off unused devices to save electricity, this technology also provides up-to-date reports on the amount of electricity used so that we can control the amount of electricity used and the cost use as well as the amount of electricity being charged. This is comparable to the way we track the number of minutes and daily phone usage charges. Smart energy networks allow utility devices to provide options for users to use green technology sources such as solar and wind power, to power their homes. me Solar and wind technology innovations will be cost-effective solutions to the gadgets you use every day.

People will drive in a different way

In the next 5 years, a wave of connections between cars and roads will change the way people drive, make it safer, and even avoid traffic jams. Technology will keep traffic smooth, reduce pollution, reduce accidents on sidewalks and make it easier to get from point A to point B and cause less stress. Cities will find traffic congestion thanks to the smart traffic control system that can adjust traffic signals in real time and easily transfer traffic to other routes. Cars will have assistive technologies that allow vehicles to communicate with each other by sensors along the way - cars will have 'reflexes' leading to the necessary reactions in dangerous conditions. Cars will tell you where to go and find another route.

What you eat will be such a person, so you will have to know what you eat

We all know the idiom 'what you eat is what you are' but when food is traded and transported across countries, the need to 'know what to eat' has never been so important. In the next 5 years, new technology systems will allow us to know the exact source and composition of the products that we buy and consume. Advances in computer software and radio sensor technology will allow access to more detailed information about the food we use. Information will be provided sufficiently for the climate and soil where food is grown, temperature and air quality in shipping containers that carry food to your dining table. Advanced sensors and tracking systems will tell us what kind of food we are going to enjoy.

Mobile phones will be purses, ticket sellers, assistants, banks, shopping friends and more

In the next 5 years, the mobile phone will be a reliable guide in shopping, banking services, tour guides around the city and more. The new technology will allow us to take photos of someone wearing the clothes we like and find the nearest designer and store that sells the clothes on the web. Then we can see our own picture of that suit in the avatar image - a 3-D avatar - right on the phone, and ask our friends everywhere about the suit. The phone will also be a tour guide to take us to the city. Just turn on the phone in a city we visit, the phone will automatically provide entertainment entertainment categories, activities and local dining options that suit your preferences, then set tickets and tickets as a dedicated secretary.

The doctor will have a 'super sensory' extension for better diagnosis and treatment

In the next 5 years, doctors will be able to see, hear and understand medical records in a completely new way. In fact, the doctor will have a 'superpower' - the technology that will allow the doctor to have an X-ray vision to see the photo; super sensitive hearing ability to find the smallest sound signal in the patient's heart rate; and there is a way to organize information like the process of treating patients. Avatar - a 3-D representation of the patient's body - will allow the doctor to visualize your medical record in a completely new way. They can click on a certain part of the avatar to start searching for medical records and retrieve information related to that body part, not needing to turn on the profile pages today. . The computer automatically compares these traces of images and sounds to hundreds of thousands of medical records of other patients, and can more accurately diagnose and treat, based on medical records. Similar treatment.