The
Magic Leap uses head mounted optical illusion technology that displays 3D
computer-generated imagery over objects, by projecting a digital light field
into the user's eye.Inventions like these make the reality we live in more
majestic.
2. Project Loon
Google X is striving hard to excel at their
Project Loon, which involves providing remote areas with Internet access.Even
in such a rapid era of development, around 4.3 billion peopleare stilloffline
because theyare deprived ofInternet facilities. They are accomplishing their
goal by usinghigh-altitude helium balloons to create an aerial wireless network
with a3G speed.It
is a reliable and cost-effective way to bring the members of this world closer
together.
3.
Brain
Organoids
Brain Organoids will make it possible for
researchers to understand the networking of brain cells and their genetic
modifications. This scientific break through will help unlock the mysteries
behind mental illnesses and other neurological disorders.
4. Nano-Architecture
Nano - Architecture is a modern concept crafted
by Julia Greer, fromthe California Institute of Technology. Greer aims to
replace the conventional materials that are prone to damage with ones that are
more energy-efficient and versatile.She has designed the strongest, yet
lightest substance ever created.
5. Car-to-Car communication
General Motors and the University of Michigan
together have created ‘Car to Car communication.’This device enables drivers to
broadcast their steering-wheel position, speed and brake status to other
vehicles to avoid possible collision. This invention is crucial since over a
million people are killed on roads while travelling worldwide every year.
6. Apple Pay
Apple Pay is a mobile payment and digital
wallet service that allows users to make transactions through their Apple
devices. It does not require Apple specific payment terminals and will work
with Visa's PayWave, MasterCard's PayPass, and American Express's ExpressPay
terminals.
7. Internet of DNA
The Global Alliance for Genomics partnered
with Google to create Internet DNA. This technology aims to generate a DNA database
collected from several hospitals and medical centers to recordinformation about
existing diseases. This in turn will help doctorseasily pinpoint illnesses if
there is a complication with the diagnosis.
8. Supercharged photosynthesis /C4
Photosynthesis
C4 Photosynthesis is an advanced genetic tool
that boosts plant growth and allows the photosynthetic process to operate more
efficiently.The tool will be used to increase the crop yield to fulfill the
rising food demands of the population.
9. Mega scale Desalination
The IDE technologies in Israel,is the world’s
largest modern seawater desalination plant that uses a conventional
desalination technology called reverse osmosis (RO). It cheaply produces clean
water from the sea at a mass scale that has never been achieved before. In the
future we can hope that similar plants will be installed inPakistanto
solve the impending water reserve issues.
10. Liquid Biopsy
Cancer kills about 8
million people a year around the world. Its treatment includes invasive
screening processes, whichcomplicate life making it more stressful. Fortunately,
Doctor Dennis Lo and the University of Hong Kong have invented a procedure
known as liquid biopsy.This test extracts the DNA sequencing from a few drops
of blood, successively detectingthe spread and location of the cancer.It’s a
noninvasive procedure that medical experts believe has the potential to bring
us closer to the ultimate goal of early detection, which can save millions of
lives down the road.
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