{"id":2635,"date":"2019-08-10T15:35:26","date_gmt":"2019-08-10T11:35:26","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/gccexchange.com\/blog\/?p=2635"},"modified":"2019-08-10T15:36:15","modified_gmt":"2019-08-10T11:36:15","slug":"7-technological-innovations-happened-in-2019-around-the-world","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/gccexchange.com\/blog\/7-technological-innovations-happened-in-2019-around-the-world\/","title":{"rendered":"7 technological innovations happened in 2019 around the world"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

Listed below are 7 technological innovations that happened in 2019 and\nmight change the world for the better:<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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  1. ROBOT DEXTERITY: <\/strong>Not\nmuch long ago, it was a dream to have a robot that can do things in the real\nworld with its own hands. 2019 saw the revolutionary when one project named\nDactyl taught itself how to flip a toy building block in its fingers. This came\nfrom the San Francisco based non-profit Open AI. Surrounded by a range of cameras\nand lights it consists of robotic hands taken from existing supplies. If this\ngoes in the direction that our researchers want, robots might these will be\nassembling our gadgets one day, even load our dishwashers or take out our\nlaundry!<\/li>
  2. PREDICTING PREEMIES: <\/strong>With\nrising cases of babies born prematurely every year which eventually is\nresulting in death for children under the age of five, a bioengineer from\nStanford, Stephen Quake has come up with a solution. He has now found out an\neasier way to detect and form in order the small amounts of genetic material\nthat are cell-free in the blood. According to Quake, this technology is a quick\nand easy way and costs less than $10, single measurement. Akna Dx is the\nstart-up that his collaborators and Quake himself have started and working on\ncommercialising it.<\/li>
  3. SAMSUNG BOTS:<\/strong> Samsung\njust introduced three new robots that aim in easing our burden and comes with a\ncertain amount of healthcare. It is designed to measure your heartbeat,\nbreathing rate as well as your blood pressure. This will even work as an alarm\nreminding you to take your medicines. You can video call, get information about\nthe weather or a keep a track on your schedule. Taking care of your home this\nBot can play music keeping up with your mood and also examine the air quality\nin your room and then filters it! <\/li>
  4. WHILL PERSONAL ELECTRIC VEHICLES<\/strong>: Designed for the disabled, WHILL\u2019s Personal Electric Vehicles is a\nself-driven cab. It comes in a wheelchair form and can be easily mustered using\nthe mobile app from places like hospitals, museums and airports commuting\npassengers to their desired destination. After dropping off the passenger the\nvehicle returns to its docking station to get recharged.<\/li>
  5. ZUMI AI-EQUIPPED ROBOTIC CAR<\/strong>: Winning the Best of Innovation award for 2019 in the drones and\nrobotics category, this car has certainly made its mark. Designed specifically\nto create awareness amongst the kids regarding self-driven and AI vehicles, it\nstructures the route between two points avoiding an encounter with any kind of\nobstacles keeping in check with the traffic signals as well.<\/li>
  6. EVOKE ENERGY CELL HEARING AID:<\/strong> Evoke energy cell hearing aid with its machine learning technology\nprovides customised sound setting to its wearer. It gathers data from\nreal-time, adjusts the sound settings, alters the volume to provide the user\nwith a blissful experience. Powered by a combination of oxygen and methanol it\nlasts for almost 24 hours.<\/li>
  7. BEELIFE COCOON: <\/strong>BeeLife\nCoCoon helps bees to maintain optimum health by using a system embedded with AI\nthat can increase and decrease the temperature based on the surrounding\nconditions. This can be done by using a cellular device. On top of it, this is\npowered by a top of the range solar panel.<\/li><\/ol>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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