1. Graphene, also called "the material of the future", meant the 2010 Nobel Prize in Physics for Andre Geim and Kostya Novoselov. This material, which will be used for processors, rolls and folds, is 10 times faster than silicon and is a good conductor, which will solve the issue of "total connectivity"
2. Interactive Signs: Interactive touch LCD displays with holographic glass that respond to consumer demand for networked experiences at the point of sale.
3. Robot nurses: The nurses of the future are humanoids trained to perform blood tests, guide patients through the hospital and assist them in the waiting room, in addition to taking their blood pressure and fever. Some hospitals in Japan have already implemented them, with good reception from patients.
4. Intelligent vehicles: Ford had the first in this regard, there are already several manufacturers focused on creating vehicles with the Internet. This combination allows the user, among other things, to know the status of the routes and enjoy interactive content during the trip.
5. 3D mobile technology Julien Flack, technology director of Dynamic Digital Depth, is the author of a software that took him a decade of work, and allows the image on the mobile to jump from 2D to 3D, offering a much more real experience.