Medicine features in the House Next Door series, with Mathew’s mother, Hoshi, killed by hacked biobots, minature robots swimming in her blood – this technology and its abuse is definitely more than a possibility. However, so much good is happening in...
The field of robotics has witnessed tremendous growth over the past decade, driven by advancements in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and sensor technology. Today, robotics finds applications across a diverse range of industries, from manufacturing and...
In The House Next Door series and in The Recoverist series, the world is dominated by smart materials, from paper that has replaced personal computers, to self healing glass that can cover entire cities. In reality, in 2023, smart materials is a rapidly advancing...
Holographic Augmented Reality (AR) has been making significant strides in both academic and commercial sectors. Here’s an overview of its current state, breakthroughs, key players, and potential applications: Current State of Holographic AR Adoption Level: As of...
In The Boy Who Fell from the Sky, I imagine intelligently networked, self driving cars, also known as autonomous vehicles (AVs), as ubiquitous, reducing the need for personal car ownership. If individual car’s routes, speed, and driving are controlled by...
In The Boy Who Fell from the Sky, Mathew Erlang uses smart glasses in the same way that we use mobile phones today. By 2055, this seems quite a likely scenario and may become every day reality much sooner. Smart vision technology today is an amalgamation of advanced...
