5 mind-blowing technologies we'll see in 2023
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In just nine years, we will be living in the future and will have access to mind-blowing technologies that seem like they're from science fiction movies. These upcoming innovations will not only change our lives, but the world in which we live. So, let's take a look at some of the five mind-blowing technologies that we'll see in 2023 and how they will change everything around us.1) 3D Printing
Think about how much work goes into building a brand new car. Imagine if you could just download an on-demand version of it instead—one that you can use whenever you feel like driving it. You'd never have to worry about purchasing car insurance again, nor would you ever have to worry about getting your car stolen or paying for repairs and maintenance. 3D printing will make buying any product as easy as hitting print and providing a model of what you want on demand. Not only that, but it also means that all products will be recyclable since they'll no longer be built out of material that is incredibly difficult to reassemble. Don't let its humble beginnings fool you, either. According to some experts, 3D printing will only continue to get more advanced and cheaper as time goes on. By 2023, it is projected that 3D printers will be affordable enough for people to buy and use at home. As a result, you'll be able to print virtually any physical product you could possibly want—limited only by your imagination. It means that if something breaks around your house, instead of buying a replacement part or repairing it yourself, you can just download and print one instead.2) Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence is already commonplace, but computers are only going to get smarter. Ten years from now, our personal AI assistants will be as common as laptops today and work just as seamlessly with our smartphones, creating a seamless bridge between real life and virtual interactions. Currently, they're integrated into many of today's most useful services (like Siri or Cortana), but by 2023 they could be right there with us every step of the way. They may even get their own bodies! In addition, the big surprise and boom during 2022 was Chat GPT, the most advanced and reliable chat bot ever made.From Google's experimental self-driving cars to Amazon's new patent on robot avatars, artificial intelligence is primed to transform how we interact with technology in profound ways—and it will change how we navigate life too. How will it impact your daily routine? Only time can tell...but it certainly won't be boring! Google Glass was an early attempt at making computerized glasses, which have been popularized by fictional products like Google Glass in recent years. In many ways, artificial intelligence is already here. It's inside your smartphone, learning from you so it can make better decisions when you use it next. It's Facebook's facial recognition software, catching faces on camera and telling you who that person is. And it's all around us every day — with self-driving cars getting closer to reality by the day!
3) Wearable Devices
These days, pretty much everyone is wearing some sort of wearable device. Whether it's a smartwatch, fitness tracker or a pair of smart glasses; most people are investing in these devices to make their lives easier and more convenient. The next big thing on the horizon will likely be smart clothes. For example, there is already an FDA approved nicotine patch that allows users to administer doses through their skin without having to handle tobacco products at all. Imagine if other substances such as caffeine could be administered in a similar way? It would allow users to get exactly what they need when they need it without any of the negative side effects associated with abuse. It may not sound like a particularly exciting technology but it has enormous potential for good.4) Fertility Tracking Section: Health Monitoring Chips
The era of at-home health monitoring is finally upon us. The concept has been around for awhile but advances in microchips, computing and mobile technology have made it a realistic possibility. In 5 years' time, doctors will routinely be prescribing their patients with specially designed chips that can be inserted under their skin. These health tracking chips will be able to monitor heart rate, blood pressure, skin temperature and more. All of these data points are fed directly into your smart phone or wearable health monitor so you can keep track of your progress or call 911 if something goes wrong. The app would tell you what to do and when to do it and then get you help if need be as fast as possible.Many private fertility clinics have been experimenting with skin temperature trackers and other health monitoring chips for years. In 2013, a clinic called the Delafield Institute of Fertility & IVF released a study showing that pregnancy rates among their patients increased by 50% after they began using body temperature tracking devices in their offices. Tracking health signs is nothing new but it's going to become a common practice very soon. Future fertility tracking will be an all-encompassing effort as new chips are developed that can do everything from track stress levels to your sleeping habits to your heart rate.