Why Is Technology Doomed For The Future?

Technology is advancing very rapidly and has been for the past fifty plus years. Where can we go from here is a common question. Will this be helpful for us in the long run or are we doomed to be controlled by technology, the most simple answer is that we will not know until it happens but this is about the technology of the future including gaming, Virtual Reality, and 3D Printing. Gaming, a hobby becoming more and more popular by the passing second, with new games, new consoles and many new ways to play and interact make this a fairly fun and semi-affordable hobby. Each second there are improvements being made, data being streamed, and games being played all across the world on many different platforms. Xbox by Microsoft is one of the most

Sony is another company that produces items like the PlayStation and Smart TVs. In the future of gaming there will most likely be holograms and immersive environment gaming with temperature controlled rooms and immersive experience witch is directly related to the Virtual Reality systems. PC gaming is becoming faster and has the ability to outdo consoles with the power capabilities of larger processors and graphics cards and the ability to have a more considerable amount of RAM built into them because they have more room to work with inside the pc case. Virtual Reality gaming is the future of gaming because it is cross compatible through most gaming platforms. Virtual reality, or, VR as it is sometimes referred to as, is a system that enables the wearer to experience reality through mostly visual feedback inside of a headset and experience the environments(s) located within the game. VR is becoming so big there is an amusement park/research facility in Utah called The Void, it is a fully immersive experience with 4d gameplay. It is temperature

Well just create your file, send it to the printer and watch it be created in a matter of hours. Enjoy arts and crafts or making metal engagement bands or small metalworking? Just repeat the above steps. This is how easy it is to create something now if you have a vision and want to create it before you lose the idea again. The technology is still very new so it in and of itself is still in the prototyping stage of development. Although, you can already go online and order a 3d printer that can fit on your desk it is still not very cost effective. Even the cheapest models can still run upwards of six hundred dollars, not including the operating cost of subscription to software and the material you are going to be printing in which, today is still mainly molten ABS plastic. There are also desktop laser cutters and CNC milling machines but still are not very cost effective, but the prices are slowly dropping as the technology is advanced, and this will lead to a whole new world full of inventors with ideas at very corner and for it to be made almost immediately. Some of the more expensive printers can use chocolate and other sweet foods that are easy to liquefy. Scientists have developed a printer that prints with human skin cells so to make new tissue and organs. This technology could allow amputees to repair or replace or even design a completely new prosthetic for themselves. You could 3D print or carve a specialty tool you may