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Many futurologists say 2020 will be a year of tech breakthroughs, making predictions about which technologies are set to become our new normal. But how many of these futuristic guesses are actually true? We take a closer look. Via TechinBiz 
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We are living in era of technology. But if we look in past we always had not all these accessories from which we are being facilitated today. People used labor for any kind of work. It was time consuming as well as exhausting. Life was devoid of internet as well as from entertainment. They had no mode of communication as mobile phones. No transport facility. People were far away from each other at miles away, across borders. They could not get easily access to each other. Via TechinBiz
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Self-Healing phones: It's not as crazy as it sounds.
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May 5, 2015 1:17 PM
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The key to the human race’s future may be right beneath our feet. It sounds bizarre, but fungi better known as mushrooms can help solve many of society’s greatest challenges, from cleaning up the environment and living more sustainability to colonizing other planets. Via TechinBiz
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April 23, 2015 8:32 AM
This article provides us with a lot of information regarding the saprophytic roles. Also, it is interesting that maybe in the future, our house is built up with the mycelium. How lovely.
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Toshiba's new Android Robot Via TechinBiz
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March 20, 2015 4:49 AM
Japan is always technologically advanced; and now robots look like a human, talk like one, even sing and cry like one. Of course it doesn't look as human as it could, but give it a decade or so - and you won't be able to tell between the two.
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We explore the real-world technologies that mirror their imaginary counterparts in 13 legendary sci-fi films. Via TechinBiz
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Futuristic Robots that can autonomously change Shape Via TechinBiz
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May 26, 2014 9:53 AM
Futuristic Robots that turn into Furniture. #robotics #technology #futuretech
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Robots set to work the mines of the future New Zealand Herald Technological advances in the development of drones and robots will help create mines of the future in remote locations such as Mongolia that can be directed from control rooms in the US... Via TechinBiz
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All Americans Micro-chipped...NBC news: All Americans microchipped by 2017. The latest news on NBC reported that all American Via TechinBiz, Jesús Hernández, Featured Infos
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A new technique of fixing defects in monolayer semiconductors could lead to the development of transparent, flexible LED displays and efficient transistors. Via TechinBiz
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December 7, 2015 10:39 PM
A new technique of fixing defects in monolayer semiconductors could lead to the development of transparent, flexible LED displays and efficient transistors.
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Technology brought us to where we are today. To where I am sitting and writing this article and to where you are reading it and connecting with the global sphere digitally. Via TechinBiz, Jesús Hernández
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For tech-savvy travelers that want to stay at a hotel that’s as geeky as they are, check out some of our favorites. Via TechinBiz
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March 24, 2015 9:55 PM
Some really interesting stuff about new technologies being developed. I found from 2:46 onwards really interesting; touching on both the new AI developments in self-driving cars, and electric cars.
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Vehicles unveiled at this week's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas show a new breed of cars with nearly complete autonomy and elaborate gadgetry. Via TechinBiz
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Innovative Tech Bits, by Stephania Savva: updated automatically with a curated selection of articles, blog posts, videos and photos.
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The U.S. Army's TALOS team is working to create technology that will bring together man and machine. Via TechinBiz
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May 28, 2014 10:01 AM
The Soldier of the Future looks a lot like Science Fiction. #technology #military #futuretech
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Big data analytics and Internet of Things voted most disruptive future tech TechRadar UK Big data analytics, Internet of Things and dynamic visualisation have topped a survey of technologies to have the most disruptive impact on organizations in... Via TechinBiz
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