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2015 Community Awards: Future Technology Predictions

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Future Predictions


Your vote is your voice!

 

While we were gathering nominations for this year's element14 Community Awards, we talked with a host of industry leaders about what kinds of products and technologies will lead the way in 2016.

 

Do you agree with our forward thinkers' prediction on future tech? Vote today, and leave a comment to let us know your own predictions for 2016.

 

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  • wifi tech that transmits a menu or layout plan of a premises.  this would be useful for quick shopping trips to malls.  It could be incorporated in the next future tec were video of the surrounding view is transferred to the brain bypassing the eyes, this tech is in development.  this info could be available on either subscription, cookies or by Q.R code scanning.  In the event of a blind person having this tech. it would automatically subscribe the blind person to the published data.  It would need possibly an audio feed, if blind from birth, you could beam as best fonts as possible to your brain, it would still be
    gibberish.

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  • wifi tech that transmits a menu or layout plan of a premises.  this would be useful for quick shopping trips to malls.  It could be incorporated in the next future tec were video of the surrounding view is transferred to the brain bypassing the eyes, this tech is in development.  this info could be available on either subscription, cookies or by Q.R code scanning.  In the event of a blind person having this tech. it would automatically subscribe the blind person to the published data.  It would need possibly an audio feed, if blind from birth, you could beam as best fonts as possible to your brain, it would still be
    gibberish.

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    You think like an engineer and not a marketing person. Getting in and out of a shop quickly and making purchases efficiently is not the goal of shopkeepers. A significant amount of work is done in planning the layout of stores, to force the customer to wander and possibly make ill advised purchase decisions. I think your idea is brilliant, however, it would never be implemented by the retailers.