Complete Update of All Exponential Technologies & Singularity cases and its Implications
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Recent cases and examples of different Exponential Technologies from Singularity University and MIT in field of biotech, nanotech, neurotech, AI, robotics, drones, 3D printing, sensors, Quantified Self, Internet of Things, solar energy, mobile, crowdsourcing.
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Complete Update of All Exponential Technologies & Singularity cases and its Implications
- 1. Yuri van Geest @vangeest (Twitter) 06-113 19 290 Yuri.vanGeest@SingularityU.org August 7th 2013 Inspiration Session Future technologies
- 2. 2 Who am I?
- 3. 3 Exponential growth of technology will disrupt your industry and change your life.
- 5. 5 EXPONENTIAL GROWTH & THE LAW OF ACCELERATING RETURNS Credit: Ray Kurzweil and KurzweilAI.net
- 7. 7
- 9. 9 Bits Genes Atoms Neurons Strongly influencing each other People Goods Organisms DIY & P2P metatrends 9
- 10. 10 Bank Simple - DIY Banking Do-it-Yourself
- 11. 11 Soylent - DIY Produce Do-it-Yourself
- 12. ABUNDANCE
- 13. • Blogs (2003) / Typepad • Photos (2004) / Flickr • Videos (2005) / YouTube • Tweets (2007) / Twitter • Location (2009) / FourSquare • Personal Health Data (2012) / Quantified Self (Nike Fuel) • DNA (2013) / 23AndMe • Brain (2015?) / NeuroSky From the Outside World to our Inside Worlds Evolution: More Openness 08-08-13 13
- 14. We Make The Invisible Visible and Social Planned Serendipity 14
- 15. 15 Innovation Lean Startup - Experiment & Test
- 16. 16 Local Food Lab - Startup Incubators Innovation
- 17. 17 ICT & mobile technology ‘Technology leveraging the internet to enable access to products and services.’
- 18. 18 Square - Mobile Payment solutions
- 19. 19 Mobile Payment - Overview
- 20. 20 GoPago - Location based services
- 21. 21 LendingClub - Micro financing / Loans
- 24. 24 Quirky - Co-creation & Crowdsourcing
- 25. 25 Khan Academy - MOOCs / Education
- 26. 26 ProPath - Personal Performance Dashboard
- 27. 27 ICT & mobile technology | New Interfaces
- 28. 28 Google Glass - Heads-up Display
- 29. 29 Leap Motion - Gesture control
- 30. 30 Sensoring ‘Electronic devices used to detect or sense a signal or a physical condition and respond to this.’
- 31. 31 Biometrics
- 32. 32 InsideTracker - Quantified Self
- 33. 33 LifeWatch V - QS Sensor Phone
- 34. 34 MC10 - Nano Tattoos
- 35. 35 Galvanic PIP - Stress & Relaxation
- 36. 36 Scanadu Scout - Medical Tricorder
- 37. 37 3D printing / Manufacturing ‘Additive process of making a three- dimensional solid object of virtually any shape from a digital model.’
- 38. 38 3D Systems - 3D printing
- 39. 39 Contour Crafting - 3D manufacturing
- 41. 41 Imagine 3D printer - Food printing
- 42. 42 Chemputer - 3D printed Pills
- 43. 43 Organovo - 3D printed Cells & Organs
- 44. 44 Artificial Intelligence ‘Computer science concerned with making machines and software behave like humans.’
- 45. 45 Watson - Information delivery
- 46. 46 Google Now - Assistance & advice
- 47. 47 Moto X Smartphone - Sensors & AI
- 48. 48 Palantir - Big Data & Algorithms
- 49. 49 Beyond Verbal - Voice Pattern Recognition
- 50. 50 Google Car - Autonomous vehicles
- 51. 51 Neurotech ‘Technology to understand, improve and repair the brain and various aspects of consciousness and thought.’
- 52. 52 ThirdSight - Facial coding
- 53. 53 Affectiva - Expression Recognition
- 54. 54 NeuroSky - Brain-computer Interface
- 55. 55 Ogilvy & Myndplay - Neurotech Marketing
- 56. 56 TDCS - Brain stimulation
- 57. 57 Valkee - Mood Stimulation
- 58. 58 Robotics ‘Technology that deals with the design, construction and programming of robots and computer systems.’
- 59. 59 Baxter - Customizable Robot
- 60. 60 Swarm Robots
- 61. 61 Boston Dynamics - Petman
- 63. 63 Drones ‘Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) controlled remotely by a human or autonomously by computers.’
- 66. 66 Matternet - Drone Transport
- 67. 67 Biotech ‘Technological applications that use living systems and organisms to develop or make useful products.’
- 68. 68 23andMe - DNA sequencing
- 69. 69 PulseNet (CDC) - DNA Fingerprinting Food
- 70. 70 Modern Meadow - 3D printed Meat
- 71. 71 uBiome - Microbiome sequencing
- 72. 72 BioCurious - DIY/Hackerspaces for Biotech
- 74. 74 Nanotech ‘Manipulating and engineering functional systems from matter on a molecular scale.’
- 75. 75 Graphene - Nano Materials
- 76. 76 Tufts University - Edible Nano Sensors
- 77. 77 New energy & sustainability ‘Innovative systems that provide renewable and sustainable energy or production so it will minimally affect our environment.’
- 78. 78 Slingshot - Water Purifier
- 79. 79 Alta Devices - Greener Energy
- 80. 80 Masdar City - Smart Cities
- 81. 81
- 82. Biology & Technology Man & Machine slowly merge
- 83. We Make The Invisible Visible and Social Planned Serendipity and Synchronicity 83
- 84. Connected World Key Enabler of Intention Economy / VRM 84
- 85. “Man knows himself only to the extent that he knows the world; he becomes aware of himself only within the world, and aware of the world only within himself.” “Every object, well contemplated, opens up a new organ of perception within us.” (Goethe) 85
- 86. We will become more of ourselves and more (uniquely) human (creative, bottom up, purpose, soul, passion, connected) Burning Man86
- 87. 87 Exponential growth of technology will disrupt your industry and change your life.
- 88. Yuri van Geest @vangeest +31 6 113 19 290 yurivangeest@gmail.com Thank you!
Hinweis der Redaktion
- http://readwrite.com/2013/01/14/move-over-fast-food-here-comes-accelerator-food http://localfoodlab.com Accelerator of food startups, provides workshops, advice and help with creating a successful food startup Another example is Nike, with their accelerator for QS/health/wellness startups
- P2P lending platforms: Alternative to bank loans with smaller interest rates (Acts as an enabler for loans) Kiva is very popular in developing countries: small loans to empower people Examples: Lenddo, Zopa, Kiva, LendingClub, Prosper, Funding Circle
- Sites that enable the crowd to invest or fund services and products New way to secure investment Categories: Most Successful: Dance, Theater, Music, Art, Comics Most Popular: Film & Video, Music, Publishing, Art, Theater Most Money Raised: Film & Video, Music, Design, Games, Art Most Backers: Film & Video, Music, Games, Design, Technology Examples: Believersfund, Kickstarter, Indiegogo, Startup Addict http://www.appsblogger.com/kickstarter-infographic/
- crowd-sourced guru finder - a systems that helps locate successful traders to follow and copy for investments
- Idea lifecycle: http://www.quirky.com/products/327-The-Milkmaid-smart-milk-jug%20/timeline & http://ge.quirky.com http://www.gereports.com/this-milk-jug-passes-the-smell-test/ Intelligent milk container that measures milk’s pH, or how acidic or alkaline it is. The optimum pH level for milk is slightly acidic, or pH 6.7. When milk begins to spoil, it starts turning into acid and its pH drops. MilkMaid will turn on a red LED light and send you a milk “status” text message. An iPhone app delivers instantaneous milk updates wherever you are on how many cups of milk you have left, expiration date, and temperature The base of the jug contains a GSM radio module, antenna, battery, buzzer and a SIM card Crowdsourced: Ideas for Quirky & GE Garages: 1500+ contest ideas Product concepts and possibilities Votes on crowdsourced items (product design, product name, tagline, price): 2534 contributions
- http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/484175508/the-pip-a-biosensor-that-helps-you-relax-through-p?ref=category
- Chocolate: http://gizmodo.com/5878121/a-3d-printer-that-works-with-chocolate-now-youve-got-my-attention Cheese: http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/discoblog/2011/03/02/3d-printer-plays-with-its-food-and-makes-a-miniature-spaceship/#.UT7nW6X4jqh $2799 Imagine 3D Printer can print things from chocolate, cheese, silicone and other materials: http://www.imagine3dprinter.com Universities are experimenting with versions of their own, but these are not available for the public: http://www.gizmag.com/3d-chocolate-printer/19121/
- http://www.affectiva.com Can be used to detect the mood of the user through the front-facing camera and webcams for financial services) > For example: You look stressed, would you really like to invest in this company? Affdex: Measures the emotional connection people have with advertising and brands and provides data/analytics on the effectiveness
- http://www.psfk.com/2013/01/neuroscience-advertising-trends.html Using Neurotech for marketing purposes Checking how chocolate eating rates on the scale of pleasure using the Myndplay EEG headband sesors
- http://www.fastcoexist.com/1679384/chew-on-this-edible-silk-sensors-to-monitor-your-food High-tech sticker made of a thin layer of gold antennae embbedded in a silk film that lets you know when a food is edible. It’s flexible enough to be stuck onto any surface. When the sticker is scanned by a smartphone, it can let you know if an egg, cheese or milk has gone bad.