Singapore

2050 Singapore

Our virtual possessions will be as valuable or more valuable than our material possessions, therefore it is necessary to harmonize the coexistence between the entities that share the virtual community and standardize the use of digital goods, digital services, transactions, crypto, NFTs, image exhibition,

# communication # society

Jorge Sotomayor

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2040 Singapore

Breakthroughs in applied physics have enabled scientists to create a stable and versatile quantum computer with far-reaching capabilities. Its enormous processing power quickly crunches numbers into prime factors, cracking even the most secure systems and messages encrypted with outdated algorithms.

Дмитрий Стоянов

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2050 Singapore

The notion of a person with a disability is slowly disappearing. Even the worst injury is no longer an obstacle to living a full life. People who cannot walk, can travel freely around the city, or even the globe, in a virtual space. Or, if they

# human # medicine # biotech

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2050 Singapore

No, it’s not a Robo-Godzilla emerging from the deep to destroy Singapore, it is an underwater robot station belonging to the Oceanic research centre. It is shaped like Merlion — Singapore’s symbol — a lion with the head of a fish. The

# nature # robots

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2050 Singapore

With the increased attention to ecology and ‘clean’ energy resources, people start to research the depths of the sea in more detail. A multi-functional complex is created that monitors the ecological state, climate phenomena and tectonic activity of ocean and seabeds along with any changes in the life

# nature

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2050 Singapore

Thanks to advancements in genetics, eco-architecture gets a boost and develops in a new direction: building, or, rather, growing huge tree-houses. Genetically modified trees grow faster and are more reliable in bad weather conditions. When they reach the optimal size, their growth stops and a residential

# construction # home

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2040 Singapore

Drones have started to play an even more important role in people’s lives. Now they carry out even the most mundane tasks. For example, an umbrella drone can be rented in any part of the city. You just place an order — and the robot will fly over to you in a few minutes. A smart umbrella floats above

# city # robots

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2040 Singapore

Robots now handle all the cleaning work a big city could possibly require. Upon picking up any rubbish they come across, they immediately sort it and send it to special recycling plants.

# city # robots

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2040 Singapore

A new system of loop-like floating towers located on the surface of nearby harbours has become an agricultural hub that functions all year round. This concept is based partly on previous experiments with floating fish farms, used in the region since the 1930s.

# food # nature

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2040 Singapore

From an initial idea to build floating houses, we now see an impressive ship-complex. A 100-metre floating platform with a cruiseliner-like space inside. It is practically static, anchored in one place and maintains near-perfect balance, even during the strongest storms. This is possible due to the collective

# home # construction

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2040 Singapore

Robotics and artificial intelligence have become so advanced that human intervention into their daily activity is rarely required. Nonetheless, there are still some tasks that need a human operator and, in this case, the system transfers control to a human. The person’s movements are then scanned by

# medicine # robots

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2040 Singapore

Robo-bugs maintaining order

By 2040, the drone-watchdogs overseeing public order in Singapore have become smaller. Now they are more like robotic ‘bugs’, equipped with an impressive array of cameras and sensors. These flying observers can pass through the smallest of gaps and constantly send information to the main city observation

# city # robots

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2040 Singapore

A man-made mountain has appeared in Singapore’s centre, providing housing for thousands of people. After creating the solid rock mass from ecologically sound materials, a complex was built with residential, public, sport, cultural and commercial objects inside. Such a construction means

# home # city # construction

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2030 Singapore

The advancement of nanotechnology has made ‘smart surfaces’ possible. Any wall or window can be equipped with thousands of invisible cameras, microphones, speakers and sensors detecting temperature, light, proximity or geolocation. Furthermore, they can display holographic images.

# city # entertainment

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2030 Singapore

Plastic waste in the sea led to the formation of a massive garbage patch in the centre of the Pacific Ocean in late 20th century. Its area has continued to grow and exceed 1 million sq.km. by 2030. Plastic waste can be recycled and this has become the most popular way to fight pollution. To prevent waste

# nature # threats

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2030 Singapore

Singapore’s administration no longer uses static billboards, preferring modern technology. Solar-battery drones can use their built-in holographic projectors to display the most complex images and video. The content of an ad depends on its location and often changes depending

# business # city

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2030 Singapore

New Singaporean architecture reflects the impact that ecological concerns and rational resource consumption have had on it. New eco-buildings combine a residential area and a vertical farm. This kind of approach makes it possible to use a small space to create an energy-efficient agricultural centre

# home # city

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2050 Singapore

A new architectural trend is to fully merge architecture and nature. Achievements in genetic engineering have made it possible to literally grow residential buildings. Huge house-trees are good for ecology and greatly benefit the city as a whole: they are not just

# city

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2040 Singapore

City objects now use not only ecologically clean energy sources but they also recycle. Residential and public buildings are made to look similar to natural landscapes to increase their climate sustainability and to lower the negative impact of human activity on the environment. Automatisation

# city # construction

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2030 Singapore

By 2030 the city has become interactive due to the ubiquitous introduction of smart surfaces. Any ordinary wall can now help a tourist find their way. Ecology is a priority. Flying, swimming and crawling robots clean city streets and coastal waters. These eco-machines

# city

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