Latest Technology Breakthroughs

 

Where the future meets the present. The world of technology is constantly evolving, and there are always new and exciting breakthroughs on the horizon. In an age where breakthroughs happen daily, it is easy to lose sight of the true impact these advancements can have on our lives. Technology isn't just flashy gadgets and sleek interfaces; it's a force reshaping societies at its very core. From the mundane to the momentous, breakthroughs can redefine industries, and challenge our very notion of what it means to be human.

Here are some of the latest technological breakthroughs that are changing the world: Quantum computing, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Gene Editing, Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) and Mixed Reality (XR), 3D printing, Nanotechnology, Robotics, and more. For the most part, these technologies advance in small steps, each step a breakthrough towards a higher goal. For example, a more efficient solar cell is developed, advancing the quest for a more renewable future. That is what you will find in the articles below, the smaller pieces of technology, that help make up the bigger picture.

Future Technology Breakthrough Articles and Web Sites

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• New Super Stretchy OLED Could Make Cars and Even Clothes More Sci-Fi from CNET

• Cornell’s Breakthrough Could Mean the End of Exploding Batteries from SciTechDaily

• MIT researchers make progress on 3D-printed electronics, using semiconductor-free logic gates from Tom's Hardware

• Superconducting Wire Sets New Current Capacity Record from IEEE Spectrum

• New technique uses 3D printing to fab three-dimensional chip circuits from Tom's Hardware

• Transistor smaller than a nanometre made with crystal growth from Cosmos

• Meet LPCAMM2, the fast and efficient new laptop RAM of the future from PC World

• Ultrafast laser-powered 'magnetic RAM' is on the horizon after new discovery from Live Science

• One Step Closer to Unparalleled Computational Power: Spintronics Technology Meets Brain-Inspired Computing from SciTechDaily

• Breakthrough in nanostructure technology for real-time color display from ScienceDaily

• Liquid RAM Flexes for Wearables, Robots, Implants A nonvolatile version could be on its way, too from IEEE Spectrum

• A Google DeepMind AI Just Discovered 380,000 New Materials. This Robot Is Cooking Them Up. from Singularity Hub

• New cooling mechanism set to revolutionize conventional environmentally harmful refrigeration technologies from EurekAlert

• 2D Transistors, 3D Chips, and More Mad Stuff from IEEE Spectrum

• Arrays of quantum rods could enhance TVs or virtual reality devices from MIT News

• Prototype 'Brain-like' chip promises greener AI, says tech giant from BBC News

• Transhumanism, generative AI and Internet of Bodies top WEF emerging tech report from The Sociable

• Researchers grow precise arrays of nanoLEDs from MIT News

• New superconducting diode could improve performance of quantum computers and artificial intelligence from Phys.org

• From Milk Film to High-Tech Wearables: The Rise of Ionogels from Electropages

• These mushroom-based chips could power your devices and help save our planet from ZDNet

• This New OLED Display Can Be Wrapped Around Your Wrist from Wonderful Engineering

• Next-gen radar that can actually ‘see’ through walls from Interesting Engineering

• E Ink's New Color E-Paper Looks Almost as Good as LCD Screens from Gizmodo

• How do superconductors work? A physicist explains what it means to have resistance-free electricity from The Conversation

• New OLED material breakthrough could mean cheaper OLED TVs from TechRadar

• Ultrathin Metasurface Displays Take Aim at the LCD from IEEE Spectrum

• GM Invents Self-Cleaning Touchscreen Displays That Make Fingerprints Disappear from Gizmodo

• This tiny sensor is about to change your phone camera forever from Digital Trends

• Device transmits radio waves with almost no power – without violating the laws of physics from The Conversation

• Next-gen wireless technology may leverage the human body for energy from InceptiveMind

• Sony's Mocopi Can Turn You Into an Anime Girl With Just Six Small Sensors and a Smartphone from Gizmodo

• Holograms, headsets and health care: The future is now from CBC News

• MIT Engineers Develop a Low-Cost Terahertz Camera Using Quantum Dots from SciTechDaily

• Tiny solid-state LiDAR device can 3D-map a full 180-degree field of view from New Atlas

• ‘Smart Plastic’ Material is Step Forward Toward Soft, Flexible Robotics and Electronics from UT News

• This Mighty Brain Chip Is So Efficient It Could Bring Advanced AI to Your Phone from Singularity Hub

• Breakthrough Takes Us a Step Closer to Real-World Terahertz Technologies from SciTechDaily

• Neuronlike Memristors Could Superspeed 6G Wireless from IEEE Spectrum

• Photonic Chip Performs Image Recognition at the Speed of Light from IEEE Spectrum

• Samsung Says Its Pro Endurance Memory Cards Are 'Wear Out-Proof' from PC Magazine

• Xiaomi is Developing Rollable Display Technology for Fitness Bands – Patent Reveals from Gizmo China

• Singularity Hub posted New Chip Rewires Itself Like the Brain to Help AI Learn Continuously

• The Engineer posted Flexible supercapacitor fits into wearables

• Graphene biosensor will drive new innovations in brain-controlled robotics from Physics World

• These are the top 10 emerging technologies of 2021 from WeForum

• Singularity Hub posted New Spiking Neuromorphic Chip Could Usher in an Era of Highly Efficient AI

• Gizmodo posted Meta Is Developing a New, Tactile-Sensing Robot Skin

• Holst Centre Stretchable Printed Circuitry video

• All-inkjet-printed stretchy, bendy, flexible perovskite LEDs from Nanowerk

• HowStuffWorks posted 6 Immersive Art Experiences

• REAL holograms are finally here! (And they look very cool) CNET video

• Scientists Created Holograms You Can Touch—You Could Soon Shake a Virtual Colleague’s Hand from Singularity Hub

• Tom's Guide posted What is LTPO? How this tech delivers killer phone displays

• ZDNet posted How AI and 5G will power the next wave of innovation

• Singularity Hub posted This Room Can Wirelessly Charge Devices Anywhere Within Its Walls

• Life With a Foldable Phone Is a Game-Changer With One Terrible Downside from Gizmodo

• TechTalk posted What Google’s AI-designed chip tells us about the nature of intelligence

• Here's why avatars will blow travel wide open from Xprize

• Freethink posted AI Backpack 'Sees' for Visually Impaired People

• Three Huge Ways Tech Is Overhauling Healthcare - Singularity Hub

• The future of fitness: Self-charging shoes, chemical-releasing clothing, super-smart watches - Gadgets and Wearables

• Digitized to Democratized: These Are the 6 Ds of Exponential Technologies - Singularity Hub

• Hyperspectral imaging tech goes portable - New Atlas - 12/17

• What can we learn from insects on a treadmill with virtual reality? - Robohub - 12/17

• Could online tutors and artificial intelligence be the future of teaching? - The Guardian - 12/16

• Forget about smart glasses … here come smart contact lenses - Venture Beat - 11/16

• The Greatest Tech of 2016 - PopSci - 11/16

• Samsung patents smartwatch keyboard that projects onto your hand - Wareable - 05/16

• Sony files patent for contact lens that records what you see - New Atlas - 05/16

• SkinTrack Transforms Your Skin Into A Smartwatch User Interface - Geeky Gadgets - 05/16

• Smartphones are dead - Windows Central - 05/16

• Behind the scenes at GE's future-forward factory - New Atlas - 04/16

• With simple process, engineers fabricate fastest flexible silicon transistor - University of Wisconsin - 04/16

• Face swapping technology could create fake news - Youtube (6:39) - 03/16

• Connected Everything: Our Tech Predictions for 2015 - Kickstarter - 12/14

• 2015 Technology Predictions - What Does the Future Hold? - Huffingtom Post - 12/14

• IDC's Top 10 technology predictions for 2015 - SD Times - 12/14