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The military today is armed to the teeth with the latest and greatest technology. So what will soldiers have in their arsenal by the year 2030? Invisibility cloaks? X-ray vision? You'll have to watch to find out!
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PopSci's Future Of takes a deeper look at how technology in development today can change the way we live tomorrow. So what technologies did Science Channel fans like the most? Check out the top 10 most popular videos from PopSci's Future Of!
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Organ factories, memory pills and immortality are just a few of the amazing advancements in health innovation that will become available in our lifetime.
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Long distance relationships are revolutionized and orgasms are now on demand! Ah, how wonderful technology can be.
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The sports and gaming industries are in the business of giving people fun and interactive experiences. But you won't believe what they have in store for entertainment fans next!
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Augmented RealityForget about stepping into the computer world, computers are getting to ready to reach out to the physical world.
PopSci's Future Of (02:23)
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CleverbotCleverbot doesn't just respond to the last thing you typed, it borrows the intelligence of everyone who speaks to it.PopSci's Future Of (02:36)
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Immortal AvatarsThrough the use of 3D scientific technology humans today could be immortal beings tomorrow. One day you could find yourself speaking to future generations about the times of the 21st century.PopSci's Future Of (02:38)
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HapticsTouch screens never felt so good. In a few years, we may be able to reach out and touch the objects on our computer screens through the power of a tiny chip. Learn more on this clip from The Science Channel's, "Pop Sci's Future of Communication."PopSci's Future Of (02:32)
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GroundbotIntroducing Groundbot, a roving robot who can survey an area and go anywhere - providing security without additional manpower.PopSci's Future Of (02:26)
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ParcWhether you're shopping online or in a store you sometimes need help making decisions. Enter PARC - an invention that could add efficiency to the time you spend in the fitting room.PopSci's Future Of (02:55)
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Ubiquitous ComputingWhat if everything from your toothbrush to your umbrella was plugged in to the Internet. Ubiquitous computing, or pervasive computing, brings connectivity to every object in your everyday life.PopSci's Future Of (02:37)
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OrgasmatronKeep the fire burning in your relationship with the touch of a button. One doctor may have found a way for women and men to spark an orgasm at will!PopSci's Future Of (02:00)
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Sixth SenseImagine your hands being a keyboard and any wall being your screen - it's possible with the help of a gadget worn around your desk. The Sixth Sense detector could place the desktop in the power of your hands.PopSci's Future Of (02:12)
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Robot DriversWhat if you could get from point A to point B without even having to touch the steering wheel? One scientist has found a way to get robotic vehicles on the road.PopSci's Future Of (03:15)
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Social RobotsThese cute litte robots have the potential to change the course of social networking. Find out how these kid friendly robots seal new friendships with a kiss on this clip from The Science Channel's, "Pop Sci's Future of Communication."PopSci's Future Of (02:30)
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RipsawIt may be the world's fastest tank. The Ripsaw operates at over 80 miles per hour, and it will soon help to protect soldiers from the dangers of IEDs in the battlefield.PopSci's Future Of (03:00)
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