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2018
Wireless, implantable devices that monitor a range of health conditions in real time
Ubiquitous internet nodes connect appliances, vehicles, etc.
Giant TVs with innovative features
AUGMENTED REALITY AR-VR Markets
Affordable driverless cars
Autonomous on demand aviation
Enterprise Wearables
Robots that can keep you company
Extended Reality: The End of Distance for How We Work and Play
Wireless headphones everywhere
Chatbots
Intelligent Apps
Artificial Voices
3D body scanning
Digital Diploma
Real time translation
Facial Recognition
Machine Learning
Voice (SMART) assistant - Amazon Echo
Smart Homes
2017
Electronic paper is seeing widespread use
Wireless, implantable devices that monitor a range of health conditions in real time
From Augmented Reality to Mixed Reality
Self Driving Vehicles On the High Street
The Things Are Taking Over the Internet
Cybersecurity Wars
Robots Teaching Themselves
AI Replaces White Collar Expertise
Blockchain Disrupts More than Banks
Quantum Computing Gets Practical
From Wearables to Implantables
Robots Become Coworkers
2020
Internet use reaches 5 billion worldwide
The 5G standard is released
Texting by thinking
Video games with truly lifelike CGI
Holographic TV is going mainstream
Smart meters in every UK home
30,000 drones are patrolling the skies of America
Nano Technology
Mobile Diagnostics
Mobile Education
The Global Brain - Deep-Learning Programs
Smart meters in every UK home
2019
Computers break the exaflop barrier
Bionic eyes with high resolution are commercially available
Connected vehicle technology is being deployed in a number of countries
Automated freight transport
US copyright begins to expire, starting with all works from 1923
The big business future behind self-driving cars
The PS5 debuts
2021
The world's first artificial kidney
Mind-reading technology is being deployed for security purposes
Wireless electricity is reaching critical mass
Traditional microchips are reaching the limits of miniaturisation
Over 80% of web traffic is now video
Mass production of self-driving cars commences in China.
Elon Musk Says Hyperloop Will Put Pedestrians, Mass Transit First
2030
Smart Grid Technology
AI is widespread
Hyper-fast crime scene analysis
Say goodbye to your screens
Infrared-capturing graphene technology available in contact lenses
3D printers used to create houses
Flying cars hit the road, and the air
2015
Battery technology gets a boost
The next generation of optical discs
3D printing is a mainstream consumer product
Virtual reality makes a comeback
Trucks with emergency braking systems are mandatory in Europe
The deadline for the Millennium Development Goals
2022
10% of the world's population will be wearing clothes connected to the Internet
The first 3D-printed car will be in production
Carsharing
Mobile payments grow to $3 trillion, a 200 fold increase from 7 years prior
All new car models will now have automatic braking by default
Planes that use sunlight for fuel are used regularly.
2011
22 nanometre chips enter mass production
The first open petaflop supercomputer comes online
USB 3.0 is widely available
Consumer-level robotics are booming
Multi-touch surface computing enters the consumer market
2016
Holographic Versatile Disc (HVD) supersedes Blu-Ray
Microchipping of all dogs in England
The mining industry is highly automated
Agricultural robots are appearing on farms
OLED displays are in widespread use
2025
Human brain simulations are becoming possible
Medical nanobots are being developed
Brain-reading devices allows wearers to learn new skills quicker
Electronic devices can be charged using Wi-Fi
Smart kitchens that turn cooking into an interactive experience enter the marketplace
2008
Breakthrough in wireless energy transfer
Major advances in CGI
Scientists extract images directly from the brain
Video adverts on London's tube
2010
Apple debuts the iPad
Major breakthrough in robotics
Speech-to-speech translation is common in mobile phones
Augmented Reality (AR) is entering the mainstream
2014
Terabyte SD cards are available
Google Glass is launched to the public
Most phone calls are made via the Internet now
The Internet has a greater reach than television
2023
Traditional microchips are reaching the limits of miniaturisation
The first government to replace its census with big-data technologies
10% of reading glasses will be connected to the internet
90% of the global population will have a supercomputer in their pocket.
2045
Humans are becoming intimately merged with machines
Ray Kurzweil singularity theory to begin this year.
EV battery energy density to be at parity with gasoline.
Brain implants used for disabilities and entertainment purposes become widely available
2004
The emergence of Web 2.0
Facebook is launched
The world's first 1 gigabyte SD card
2007
Apple debuts the iPhone
Amazon releases the Kindle
Google Street View is launched
2009
A shift towards portable (and ultra-portable) PCs
3D scanning enters the consumer market
Mind control headsets for video gaming
2013
Highly flexible touch sensors are appearing in a range of gadgets
Launch of the PS4 and Xbox One
14 nanometre chips enter mass production
2029
Human-like AI is becoming a reality
Heavy automation of supermarkets and retail environments
Intelligent advertising
2040
Virtual telepathy is dominating personal communications
Claytronics are revolutionising consumer products
Share of global car sales taken by autonomous vehicles equals 50 per cent
2000
The dot com bubble bursts
Personal home computers break the 1 gigahertz barrier
2001
Wikipedia is launched
Apple launches the iPod
2005
YouTube is launched
USB flash drives replace floppy disks
2012
Nintendo launches the Wii U
Quad-core smartphones and tablets
2024
Petabyte storage devices are available
More than 50% of Internet traffic to homes will be from appliances and other home devices
2026
Robotic hands matching human capabilities
Google contributes to speeding up the Internet, to make it 1000 times faster
2028
Printed electronics are ubiquitous
Contact lenses with cameras become available for purchase
2032
Terabit internet speeds are commonplace
Electronic paper is seeing widespread use
2033
Holographic wall screens
Telepathic communication becomes possible with the help of computers
2035
Self-driving vehicles are widespread
Holographic recreations of dead people
2037
Quantum computers are widely available
Mi
nd/Consciousness uploading perfected (Matrix style)
2027
10% of global gross domestic product will be stored using blockchain technology.
4D printing allows 3D printed objects to transform and change their shape over time
2050
Share of global car sales taken by autonomous vehicles equals 90 per cent
Neurotechnologies enable users to interact with their environment and other people by thought alone.
2003
MySpace is launched
2006
Twitter is launched
2031
Web 4.0 is transforming the Internet landscape
2034
Exabyte storage devices are available
2036
Bionic eyes surpassing human vision
2038
Older computers are at risk of experiencing major software malfunctions
2039
Full immersion virtual reality
2048
Reversible biostasis is available
2049
Robots are a common feature of homes and workplaces
2043
Scientists say human teleportation is 'possible'
2047
Information and skills can be downloaded into the mind instantly (Matrix-style)
Phones are becoming more integrated
Augmented Reality
SMART Assistants
Internet of Things
Intelligent Apps
Automation - Vehicles
Chatbots
Blockchain
Wearables
Self driving cars
Blockchain
