The World in future technology 2050

From things in the air to new things to our bodies, join me as we discover 2050: What will be the technology of the future? (Future Technology in World 2050) We are in the year 2020, and if we are being honest with ourselves, the technology is incredibly advanced, and we are making achievements that can take things even further. ۔ We have cars that are safer than in the last decade, and we are even building fully electric cars that can help save the planet. There are even plans for self-driving cars and even self-driving overseas that make the future of transportation very exciting. And it’s just a technology that we’re growing fast. What about everyone else out there? What will technology look like as 2050 approaches? Let’s start with a drone that can happen very quickly and really. “Wait a minute, the drones are already here!” And yes, they are.

But drones are much smaller than the ones you are looking at, with the help of which people are trying to have fun, or they are the ones that are currently being used by the military for strikes and surveillance. Very pleasant, but in the future, drones can become an integral part of our daily lives. You may have seen shows and people how drones could become new delivery services in a few years. Anything from Amazon packages to pizza, and much more. And honestly … it’s possible. Drones can still be incredibly sophisticated, and some TV shows use it as a movie to sweep and aerial shots, which is great. But in order to deliver, it will have to be a little bit more programmed, because of course human error would be a big deal. It is not that it is impossible right now, it is the numbers, the supply, the cost and making sure that the supply itself is done in a systematic and careful manner. However, it’s so bad when the delivery people don’t care so much about our packages that they just throw them on the porch and potentially break the luggage, the last thing we need to be with the drone. But by 2050? Maybe we have drones not only delivering packages, but we’re also looking at the sky and seeing drones flying around with incredible speed and accuracy, and that’s all possible. Can be run via AI! There is a possibility, and until then, various upgrades to drones and their programming will no doubt make them all more efficient, sustainable and faster. And, presumably, they can move people beyond basic delivery and take emergency action. Imagine a drone carrying a critical piece of medical equipment to a hospital to make sure it doesn’t get stuck in traffic. Or helping to keep an eye on an important caravan so people know on the ground if there is a problem? There are so many ways drones can affect our world, the only question is will we let them go by 2050? Let’s go with the transport, will we go? Right now, trains are one of the biggest ways to get around the countries we live in. Trains carry people and all kinds of goods around efficiently and reliably, which is why they have been in use for hundreds of years. But … if we’re being honest here, while trains are efficient and reliable in some ways … they’re not fast at all. Especially when it comes to passenger and freight trains. It can take them a long time to reach their destination and sometimes it makes more sense to take other modes of transport. That’s why companies are building special trains that can run very fast. You know there’s no doubt about Japan’s magnetic trains, but other people like the Virgin Hyperloop are trying to push things farther. “Passengers or cargo are loaded into a hyperloop vehicle and the speed is gradually increased in an electric path through a low pressure tube. Due to the extremely low aerodynamic drag, the vehicle floats on the track using magnetic levitation. And glides over long distances at airline speeds. “ Science fiction?

Hardly, in fact, the first Hyperloop car has already been tested and experienced, and some major tests are scheduled for the next few years. And if it works, the journey across the country will be faster. How fast The purpose of the hyperloop is to send people across the tubes they shoot at speeds of up to 600 miles per hour. This means that if they could do it all over the United States, from east to west (or vice versa), they could travel across the country in 5 hours to give or take. Considering that regular train rides or car rides will take longer, this is a huge improvement. And they’re doing it not just with the people, but with the cargo. Imagine being able to send some ships to the east coast on the west coast in the morning and find out if it arrives before the end of the day. Will This is quite impressive. In addition, the tubes will be built underground so as not to disturb wildlife, and, they will go and build it in a way that does not emit carbon. So they are fast, they are reliable, they will not harm the planet … It seems like there is victory all around. Sure, you’ll be wondering what will happen to the 600mph train thing, but hey, we’ll find out soon! And by 2050, it could be one of the leading modes of transportation worldwide! Like the video and subscribe to the channel before we can show the more technologies we have by 2050. That way you don’t miss any of our weekly videos. Okay, we have some fun stuff, but now let’s go deeper into the rabbit hole and talk about the ones we’re all afraid of … A. Yes, artificial intelligence, and so on. No matter how you look at it, people are seriously trying to make it happen, and soon it will. AI is literally everywhere, including in your cars, and in your homes through devices like Alexa (which is really the shape of AI), and things like Watson are such that it defeats these two dangerous legends. Can give So by 2050, AI could be so advanced that our cultures, our world could literally be run by them in a logistical and computing sense … or … in a terminator, “humans are obsolete.” Believe it or not, we’ll think closer to that. “Google doesn’t have a deep mind yet, but I really am.see more