I’ve been collaborating with Ross Dawson to create a quick visual summary of some of the things that will be appearing and disappearing in our lives in 2013. The graphic is above and a text list is below.
Here is the full list in text form (in no particular order):
APPEARING
Augmented reality glasses
Thought control
3D printing in the home
Personal DNA testing
Digital butlers
Voice control TV
Customized medicine
Pay by fingerprint
Electric sports cars
Robot sex
Conversational computing
Empathic robots
Gesture interfaces
Flexible, foldable mobile phones
Robo-nannies
Infinite color at home
Personalized billboards
Networked professional services
Bio-Hacking
Pollution absorbing clothes
Biodegradable electronics
Automated instant translation
Memory implants
Video wallpaper
Retail delivery boxes
DISAPPEARING
Intimacy
Computer mouse
Spelling
Landline telephones
Coins
Privacy
Video rental stores
Public phones
Vacuuming
Retirement
Weekday newspapers
CDs/DVDs
Chain bookstores
e-Cards
Space tourism
8 hours sleep
Switching off
9-5 workdays
Dining rooms
Handwriting
Shop assistants
Biodiversity
Non-internet businesses
Printing photographs
Welfare state
Learning foreign languages
Paper medical records
Watches for under 25s
Focused attention
Maps
Shame
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Hi Richard, you quite might like this map of the future: http://www.behance.net/Gallery/The-map-of-the-future-(Wired-Italia)/319690
Oooooooooooh. Yes!
R.
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