Future Technology with Glen Hiemstra

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A conversation about interesting future technology, by Glen Hiemstra, futurist speaker and Founder, Futurist.com. Presented to a Technology Executive Roundtable conducted by Woods Creek Consulting, in Bellevue, Washington, March 2009. The program was video-intensive and several slides are only transitions into videos, not viewable here. For more info contact www.futurist.com

Business Week:
20 Inventions for Next 10 Years
 Ocean-driven hydropower  Smarter crowdsourcing
 Miniaturized medical devices  Social media literacy
 3D Printing  New banking systems from
 Even smarter apps for mobile individual to the top of the global
devices  Pop-up businessess
 Next-gen biofuels  Reformed urban transit systems
 Electric avenues - network of - featuring shared electric
auto charging stations vehicles for last mile
 Truly on-demand  Cure for Alzheimer’s
entertainment  Pop-up housing
 Nanotech computing  Super high-speed internet
 Learning to feel the force -  Supercharged batteries -
mind control of objects nanobatteries
 Body power - generating local  Cure for cancer
electricity based on biology ©

A Survey from TrendWatching®

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People formerly known as
consumers

It’s only just begun
Based on Trendwatching.com
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Twitter: Next Thing or Tipping Point to a
Meaning-Free Future?

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Lesson 4: Energy and Environment
Tipping Points are changing everything

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2008 IEA World Energy Outlook
50 mbd additional output needed by 2020

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Nanotechnology

Not just small things, but things with different
properties because of nanoscale
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Konarka Technologies, Technology Review July/August 2004
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NanoSolar.com

UCSD: PC of 2015
One Hundred Million Pixels
Connected at 10Gbps

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Knowledge Value Economy

Rapid
Innovation Debt
Technology Drag
Convergence

It’s what Global
Product or Learning
Service Competition
Knows
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Three Future Questions
 What is
Probable?
 What is
Possible?
 What is
Preferred?

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Smart Money:
Innovations that would change the world?
 Nano-solar and nano-batteries
at economical level
 Wireless nano-paper that
delivers all content
 Nano-med machines, devices
 Singularity-level AI
 Physics discovery such as
tapping dark matter or zero
point energy
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Paradigm: The way we do things around here
 We should move From…  We should move To…

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The future is
something
we do.
The future is not
something that just
Glen Hiemstra
happens to us. Futurist.com

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The document discusses several trends and forces that will shape retail and society over the next 5-10 years. Key trends include: (1) the continued integration of online and physical retail experiences; (2) the rise of peer-to-peer commerce; (3) the growth of intelligence built into products and processes; (4) increasing expectations for environmental and social responsibility; and (5) the critical importance of mobile access. Technological acceleration in areas like 3D communication, nanotechnology, and 3D desktop manufacturing will also impact retail and society. An aging population combined with economic struggles and the widening income gap will be important factors. The future is shaped not by inevitable forces but by the choices made today.

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The document discusses trends shaping the future, including shifting demographics as more states will have elderly populations over 20%. It also discusses the techno-social revolution and how digital natives interact with technology differently than digital immigrants. The future is described as a kinected 3D world. Planning the preferred future involves envisioning possible, probable, and preferred futures to help make better decisions today. The future is something that is created based on present-day actions.

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2. Business Week: 20 Inventions for Next 10 Years  Ocean-driven hydropower  Smarter crowdsourcing  Miniaturized medical devices  Social media literacy  3D Printing  New banking systems from  Even smarter apps for mobile individual to the top of the global devices  Pop-up businessess  Next-gen biofuels  Reformed urban transit systems  Electric avenues - network of - featuring shared electric auto charging stations vehicles for last mile  Truly on-demand  Cure for Alzheimer’s entertainment  Pop-up housing  Nanotech computing  Super high-speed internet  Learning to feel the force -  Supercharged batteries - mind control of objects nanobatteries  Body power - generating local  Cure for cancer electricity based on biology ©

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