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Mumbai
2050: No work, all play
The increased prosperity of Mumbai residents has no negative impact on the environment: Factories are switching to waste-free production, green spaces are everywhere, and subsidies for buyers of electric vehicles and a tax on petrol engines keep the city from choking. The government is also investing
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Earthman
09 Dec 2019
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Mumbai
2040: Clean water, roads, skyscrapers
Having dealt with landfills, authorities took on water issues. By 2040, waste treatment plants have been equipped with graphene-based filters — now drinking water fountains are available at almost every intersection. However, this project pales against the backdrop of the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial
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Earthman
09 Dec 2019
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2030
Mumbai
2030: Poverty defeated
Having struggled with monstrous social inequality for decades, by 2030 the Indian government is beginning to reap the benefits of the social programs carried out since decolonization. Alongside GDP growth, they have led to a situation in which only a small percentage of the population remains below the
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Earthman
09 Dec 2019
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2050
Detroit
3D printing transforms vehicles
By 2050, car tuning is turning into a hobby for nostalgic youth. Street-racing movies from the early 21st century and the associated aesthetics are experiencing a new lease on life. 3D printing — long used in construction, medicine, design, and other fields — is spurring the revival. Compared
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Earthman
06 Nov 2019
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2050
Kusatsu
Human body tech: from prostheses to immortality
As areas of technological progress go, human body modification is one of the most exciting — yet one of the most unpredictable in terms of potential impact. The benefits are undeniable. Losing a limb will no longer be a stigma — far from it. Mass production of artificial organs, from hearts
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# medicine
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Earthman
23 Oct 2019
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2050
Kusatsu
Kusatsu-2050: Bubbling with energy
Welcome to Kusatsu, a Japanese resort with a long history. Every year the city is visited by hundreds of thousands of tourists eager to plunge into the local onsen (hot springs). The city is also loved by the older generation for its mountain air and healing waters. As the 2020s drew to a close, the
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Earthman
22 Oct 2019
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2040
Mersin
3D-printed drugs
In the middle of 2040, 3D printed drugs will be produced through biotechnological methods. These drugs will contain genetic materials of some marine micro-organisms obtained from the Mediterranean. All crucial amino acids from these will create genetically altered microorganisms via recombinant DNA technology,
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Gamze Ayar
08 Oct 2019
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2050
Izmir
The renovation of the old and construction of the new
By the year 2050, the city of Izmir will have renovated the buildings near to the bay and begun a new city plan at the backs of Izmir. ''Amphitheatre City Planning'' will be the main and most important plan for Izmir. This plan contains: a better view of the bay for everyone better
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Arif Uğur Şeran
23 Sep 2019
48
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2040
Moscow
Digital hedonism
The world around us is merely a set of brain stimulations. Some help us to see, others to enjoy, still others to monitor and control the organism, and so on. But very soon, companies developing neural interfaces (such as Neuralink) will be able to safely feed stimulations from a computer to the brain,
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# entertainment
Иван
16 Sep 2019
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2050
New Orleans
New Orleans Underwater | New Atlantis
As most of you may already know, when there is seriously bad weather in south Louisiana, New Orleans tends to flood a bit. And with Global Warming the way it is, well, that is not getting us anywhere good. Many of us already know that the sea levels are rising because of the thermal expansion caused
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Arthur
18 Aug 2019
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2050
Dubai
Air travel: The more the ... cheaper
The mass transition to electric-powered aircraft was made possible by a breakthrough in battery technology, which did away with the costliest part of flying — the fuel. Plane tickets are now comparable in price to train rides (proportional to the distance, of course). Anyone can fly! However,
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Ilya Shatilin
23 Jul 2019
51
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Dubai
Onboard Internet of Things
Passenger aircraft are gradually becoming more economical and environmentally friendly, but this progress is barely noticeable to the average passenger. The innovations inside the plane, however, are striking. For example, airplanes have smart seats that download individual passenger preferences
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# transport
Ilya Shatilin
23 Jul 2019
14
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2050
Wuhan
From digital intuition to cyberimmunity
In recent years, digital systems have moved up to a whole new level. No longer assistants making life easier for us mere mortals, they’ve become the basis of civilization — the very framework keeping the world functioning properly in 2050. This quantum leap forward has generated new requirements
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Eugene Kaspersky
11 Jun 2019
47
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2050
Rabat
Spaceport
Morocco’s location close to the Equator made it possible to construct a compact spaceport not far from Marrakesh. It is used mostly to transport astronauts and cargo to asteroids. Civil flights also depart from the orbit; there is always entertainment there, as well as excursions, study, and exploration
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David Brin
11 Jun 2019
43
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2050
Rabat
PE without sweating
Some designs made for space can descend to Earth. In 2040, a suit first created to support astronauts in zero-G was adapted for medical conditions on the ground. In addition to pressure and atmosphere, the suit uses electric current impulses to contract individual muscles, or muscle groups, according
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# human
# sport
David Brin
11 Jun 2019
48
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2050
Rabat
An asteroid base
By 2040, the international community has concluded that using nonrenewable resources is irrational. The first kind of asteroid to be mined was of the carbonaceous variety, to get water that can keep astronauts alive, or be used to create rocket fuel. Later, explorers prospected dozens of other varieties
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David Brin
11 Jun 2019
47
5
2050
Rabat
The energy of the Earth
Underwater power stations use geothermal energy. Water penetrates into tectonic faults and heats up to high temperatures using the Earth’s natural heat. Underwater geysers are formed this way, as well as hot geothermal lakes and currents. Their warmth is used for warming houses and buildings and
# energy
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David Brin
11 Jun 2019
47
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2050
Rabat
Oceanic farms
Deep-water researchers continue to discover new types of seaweed. One of them — “Green soylent” — turns out to be nourishing and tasty. Residents of the underwater city not only provide food for themselves now, but also send some of their harvest to the surface. Seaweed becomes
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Earthman
11 Jun 2019
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Rabat
Exo-Pressure Suits
To work at great depths, deep-sea divers use pressure suits with built-in biomechanical exoskeletons. A durable carcass made of nanomaterials can protect individuals from high pressure. It also helps them feel stronger by augmenting their movements. The suit maintains a stable body temperature, compensating
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David Brin
11 Jun 2019
49
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Rabat
Plankton serving humankind
Plankton is actively used to provide vital resources for the underwater city. The characteristics of already known microorganisms are genetically adapted, and new species are created. Thanks to the active usage of biotechnology, the city’s power consumption decreases considerably. A special kind
# biotech
# nature
Earthman
11 Jun 2019
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Ian Pearson
2320
466
18 predictions
The Toilet of the future
The bathroom of the future
Robot Rights
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Marco Preuss
1355
273
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Puppet master
Stolen mind
Space ransomware
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Vitaly Kamluk
1311
356
10 predictions
Beware of maid
Mass chip implantation
Driver-free
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Tolga Tuncer
840
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Drone Loudspeakers for Concerts
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Andrey Nikishin
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Roadside eatery is luring people by transmitting false information to autonomous cars
Spoofing and interception of remote sex
Students skip distant lessons
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Vladislav Biryukov
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Fashionable clothes hacking
School as a service
Charging at the lamppost
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Eugene Chereshnev
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Advertising in a dream
Body in store
Holographic Mask
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Alexey Malanov
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Fishing in augmented reality
Portable generator electromagnetic pulse in the hands of hooligans
Traditional cryptography is no match for quantum computers
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David Brin
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The future of Morocco
Water and wind catchers
Charging fashion
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Isaac Arthur
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Augmented Apparel
Second Memories
Telepresence & Drones
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Samsung Electronics
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Smart lenses
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Cynthia-Coriníon
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I Can Sea my House from Here
Sentinel Sentiment
Clever as a (Domesticated) Fox
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Herbert George Wells
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H. G. Wells’s dream about “World Brain” comes true a century later
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Mersey Shelley
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Drone hunting, Robin Hood style
AI ghosts: digital replicas of the dead
Weather Wars: get my rain back!
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Антон Дождиков
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Remote exams
Glamorous cyborgs
"Umbrella brand” producers
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Vedomosti
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6 predictions
Robotic medicine
By 2033, 47% of human jobs could be taken by robots
Replace me if you can! What professions are most likely to remain in demand in the robot era?
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Marco Mezavilla
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Lebab - the language of the future
The future of telecommunications technologies
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Shiggy Chan
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Seattle’s skylines and auto restaurants
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Roman Alyoshkin
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Robot as an economic object
Communities of robots
Decentralization
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Michel Dugon
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The new era of gene therapy
Traditional antibiotics will become inefficient
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