Tank for the Mexican Association of Industrial Parks conventional 2015

1. Technologies changing industrial park
requirements and collective intelligence to
anticipate future changes
Mexican Association of
Industrial Parks
Jerome C. Glenn
The Millennium Project -- themp.org

2. When this
begins to
happen, the
speed of
increasing AI’s
intelligence will
be far faster
and produce
more change
than Moore’s
Law
by responding to feedback from
sensor networks worldwide,
will accelerate AI’s intelligence
worldwide… moment by moment
Artificial Intelligence … that can autonomously
“write” and improve its code…

3. Computational Science
Computational biology
Computational Chemistry
Computational PhysicsAll accelerated with Moore’s Law AND
autonomous AI programing worldwide

4. What is possible… will change
Moore’s Law
+
Artificial Intelligence acceleration
+
Computational science
These three together will change what we think is possible.

5. Increasingly Significant Technologies
• Synthetic Biology
• Artificial Intelligence
• Computational Science
• IoT, Tele-Everything & Tele-
Everybody, the Semantic Web
• Augmented Reality, Tele-
Presence, Holographic
Communications
• Quantum computing
• Increasing individual and
collective intelligence
• 3-D Printing biology as well as
materials and 4-D Printing
• Nanotechnology
• Robotic manufacturing
• Drones
• Cloud-based applications
• Conscious-Technology

6. Old Way of Seeing Future
Technologies
Artificial
Intelligence
Robotic
manufacturing
Computational Science
3-D4-D Priting
Nanotechnology
Quantum computing
Synthetic Biology
Drones
Artificial General
Intelligence
Tele-Everything &
Tele-Everybody
the SemanticWeb

7. Future Way of Seeing Future
Technologies - Integration/Synergies

8. Future Technology Synergies
Robotic
manufacturing
Drones
Quantum
computing
Robotic
manufacturing
3D，4D Printing
Augmented Reality
Tele-Presence,
Holographics
Nanotechnology
Artificial General
Intelligence
Tele-Everything
Tele-Everybody
the SemanticWeb
Increasing
individual and
collective
intelligence
Synthetic Biology
Nanotechnology

9. Future Technology Synergies
Artificial
Intelligence
Robotic
manufacturing
Quantum
computing
Drones
Future
Technology
Robotic
manufacturing
3D，4D Printing
Augmented Reality,
Tele-Presence,
Holographics

10. If Then Nano-
technology
Synthetic
Biology
Artificial
Intelligence
Robotics 3-D Printing Augmented
Reality
Nano-
technology xxx
Synthetic
Biology xxx
Artificial
Intelligence xxx
Robotics
xxx
3-D Printing
xxx
Augmented
Reality xxx
EmergingTechnologies Matrix

11. 2017 HP’s Mulit Jet Fusion 3D printer…. bar has 30,000 nozzles
spraying 350 million drops a second of thermoplastic or other
powdered materials
a 4-ounce metal chain
link was printed in half
an hour and then
tested to withstand
10,000 lbs
Competition with
EDSystems, Stratasys,
others

12. Bio Printer:
Prints body
parts for
medical
experiments
using
compressed air
to force
biomaterial out
layer by layer

13. AI, Robotics, Advanced 3D Printing
• Could reduce exports
• Could reduce the role of lower cost labor
• Hence, to remain attractive, consider offering
–Future systems consulting for your tenants, such as:
• Advanced 3D/4D printing
• Cloud Manufacturing
• Maker Hubs
• Industrial ecology
• Animal products without animals

14. Maker Movement – Do It Yourself
Hi-Tech Community Hubs

15. Waste from One Tenant, Input to Another
Kalundborg, Denmark: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYs9DFGQxHg

16. Plastic waste as input to
carbon nanotube production
Industrial ecology among tenants

17. Waste water --> Algae input to --> Pure Meat
without Growing Animals
August 5, 2013 a London chef cooked and served
hamburgers without growing/killing a cow.

18. Leather without Growing Animals

19. Cloud Manufacturing and
Intelligent Networks
• Software integration in the cloud of all elements of value chain,
production, sales, feedback, and re-design
• Keeps management of supply chain at the innovation edge
• Can help solve scale up issues
• Integrates with the Internet of Things (IoT) on a dynamic basis
• Using common digital manufacturing standards

20. Brain-to-cloud robotic
manufacturing tomorrow?
Brain-to-Brain interface demonstrated

21. Eco-Smart Buildings

22. Synthetic Biology – mixing species DNA
Microprobes to eat the plaque in your brain?
Produce hydrogen instead of CO2 in plants?

23. Smart Contact Lens – always in Virtual
Reality connected to the word
Hands-free
manufacturing

24. How will you prevent industrial spying?
The Internet of Things also means that
every-one and everything is vulnerable
to hacking

25. Will our artificial Brains out think us?
Artificial Intelligence
1. Artificial Narrow Intelligence
2. Artificial General Intelligence
3. Artificial Super Intelligence

26. Future of Work?
Humans Augmented by technology
….rather than replaced by it?

27. If you can’t beat ‘em,
why not join ‘em?
…and evolve together?

28. Inevitability of New Economics
• Concentration of wealth is increasing
• Income gaps are widening
• Employment-less economic growth seems the new normal
• Return on investment in capital and technology is usually better than
labor
• Number of persons per services & products is falling
• 25-50% unemployment is a business-as-usual forecast by 2050
without new economic approaches

29. Without major socio-economic changes…
unemployment will grow around the world
Future Work/Tech
2050
Millennium Project
survey of 300 Futures
from over 30 counties
We will change the
nature of work,
employment, and
economics
(Since ILO numbers are
low, these could double)

30. One-Person
Businesses
Industrial Park
support
systems?
Find markets around
the world for what
you are interested in
doing
not non-existing
jobs

31. Maker Movement – Do It Yourself
Hi-Tech Community Hubs

32. Will we create our own Avatars in the Digital
World to be our Cyber-selves? Cyber-Clones?
Finding unique
exciting work for
us while we
sleep?
Could your
tenants be
connected to
IoT to be found
by such
Avatars?

33. Humans becoming cyborgs
1985
2000
2015
2030
Conscious-Technology
Built environment becoming intelligent
When the distinction between
these two trends becomes
blurred, we will have reached the
Post-Information Age

34. Simplification/Generalization of History
and an Alternative Future
Age /
Element Product Power Wealth Place War Time
Agricultural
Extraction
Food/Res Religion Land Earth/Res Location Cyclical
Industrial Machine Nation-State Capital Factory Resources Linear
Information Info/serv Corporation Access Office Perception Flexible
Conscious-
Technology
Linkage Individual Being Motion Identity Invented

35. Collective Intelligence Systems:
Each Can Change the Other

36. Global Futures Intelligence System https://themp.org

37. Menu Options for each Challenge GFIS

38. Menu for each Challenge
1. Situation Chart: Current Situation; Desired Situation; and Policies
2. Report (detailed text)
3. News items (automatic news feeds – searchable)
4. Scanning (annotated, rated information)
5. On-going Real-Time Delphi questionnaires to collect expert judgments
6. Public comments
7. Discussion groups
8. Computer models (mathematical and rules-based), and conceptual models
9. Resources: websites, books, papers, videos
10. Updates – all edits
11. Digests – Recent scans, edits, discussions

40. Gather Expert Opinion with Dialogue
Group average and
number of responses
Reasons
Details on
the issue

41. Collective Intelligence Systems for
AMPIP and its Members/Tenants
• Help keep track and anticipate change
• Unite functions, foresight, strategy, and programs
• Provide a common platform for a “Whole-of-AMPIP”
response to future challenges
• Identify industrial ecology opportunities
• Invite experts and creative people to participate in
building a “brain” for the future of Mexico’s industrial
parks

42. For further information:
Jerome.Glenn@
Millennium-Project.org
202-686-5179
StateoftheFuture.org
themp.org
Global Futures
Intelligence System