Emerging technologies will change the world from indoor farms to neural nets. 2016 is the year of Tech due to a lot of new discoveries and major milestones achieved.

Future will be of IT professionals due to rapid change in technologies. The ten emerging technologies are:

1. Indoor Farming

Many developed countries are doing indoor farming and Japan is among one of them. Japan is producing lettuce indoor by providing a specialized lighting sequence which targets each plant ideal growth time. They are producing almost 30,000 heads per day.

In future, new technologies for indoor farming will revolutionize the agriculture.

2. Balloon Internet

In this digital era, still many people do not have access to the internet. It’s Google has developed a clever workaround. Instead of spending millions to install fiber optic lines underground, the search giant is bringing cheap wireless Internet to remote regions of the world via a network of high-altitude balloons.

Google has been working on dubbed Project Loon for the past few years and plans to deploy Loon networks over dozens of other locations in the next few years, and as this project brings more of the globe online, it will have a ripple effect on the rest of the globe.

3. Reusable Rockets

Aerospace companies have been trying to do this for decades, but 2015 was the year that a few of them finally managed to do it. Jeff Bezos and his Blue Origin team brought one back down from suborbital heights, and shortly thereafter Elon Musk and SpaceX brought one back down from near-Earth-orbit. This is no small accomplishment. From this moment onward, the cost of getting stuff into space will get lower and lower, which will have an enormous impact on just about every person on the planet. Cheaper access to space means more satellites, better telecommunications networks, more accurate weather prediction, and much more.

4. The Block Chain

Bitcoin has left an indelible mark on the modern world, but the technology it’s built on might actually end up having a bigger impact. The Blockchain, as it’s called, is a decentralized, widely distributed public database used to record Bitcoin transactions.

It started off as the public ledger for a digital currency, but lately, it’s begun to branch out and find applications outside of Bitcoin. Programmers are now using it to build things like distributed cloud storage solutions that are impervious to outages, self-executing contracts, and alternatives to our ridiculously complicated patent system.

In the future, the Blockchain could even be used to build a tamper-proof electronic voting system that’s immune to political corruption. And this is just the beginning.

5. Live Streaming Improvements

Streaming video has been a mainstay for certain events, such as sports games and political debates, but thanks to the sharp increase in popularity for live streaming apps like Meerkat, Twitch, and Periscope this past year, live streaming is about to become even more ubiquitous.

6. Virtual & Augmented Reality

Virtual reality is on its way, and it’s about to open a new door for content consumption. Oculus, owned by Facebook, is the forerunner in VR technology and it is one of the biggest influencers in social media and content marketing. Already, Oculus has begun to permeate the market with the Samsung Gear, and on March 28, 2016, they’ll release the full version of Oculus Rift to (presumably) make VR a mainstream means of content consumption.

 Conclusion

This histrionic change in technology will transform our way of living, working conditions and affect entire economies and industries.

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Jasmine Demeester is an IT professional working with Top Dissertation Writing Service by Dissertation Help Deal. He is passionate to work with new technologies and enhance his skills. Follow him on Google+