DocAndersen
One of the things that I came to realize the change to the new Tech Wiz blogs from time to time was that I should open up the future topics to the readers. There are a few categories I will propose and a few technologies I will propose as well. Finally, there are some technologies that I can review that I will offer for you, the readers to consider. In the short run beyond the poll let’s continue the Robot Economy series. The reality of what is coming, or for those who remember Dr. Stranglove, how I learned to love a robot. First of all, there are supporting robots that I mentioned yesterday. One of the types of supporting robot you can get is the Shark or iRobot vacuuming robots.
Another interesting robot is the future state surgery robot. This allows a surgeon who has extensive experience with a particular surgery, to perform that surgery in another city. The future of robotics lies with the reality of 5g networks and increased bandwidths. Remote robotics also allow a master technician to support many more aspiring technicians. If needed the master tech can step in remotely and walk the aspiring tech through the process. The addition of AR/VR solutions to this allows the aspiring tech to have the confidence of a fall back (the master tech taking over) and the reality of all the solutions that have worked in the past (AR/VR) increasing the reliability of the overall system.
Finally today, in the robotic economy that is coming, I wish to carry an idea proposed by Albert Herdianto Widjojo.
His concept is very simple will the future economy involve the creation of jobs where humans are free to solve problems. Thinking solutions to paraphrase the great line (I included above a link to his profile, his posts are as thought-provoking as his questions are)!
- The future will include more robotic replacement of human jobs. Tasks and mundane activities won’t be required of humans anymore.
- Creativity and innovative ideas will continue to be an area where humans will excel!
Another area where while robots will assist, humans will continue to drive innovation! Thanks, Albert for the great addition!
(Below potential future columns poll)
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I really like the Tech Wiz stuff that isn’t available yet blogs.
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I like knowing what is coming in the future.
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I am interested but you need to valence between the two.
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I prefer you only cover things that are already shipping!
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I liked the printer column you did.
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More blogs on the true cost of technology would be useful.
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I don’t often buy Tech, so I don’t really care.
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I am not a tech person. But I do think that I had learned by reading your article.
I don’t really catch up a lot with technology, but seems not choice it’s in our life,
It is in our lives, but you always have a choice!
I support you to write things about technology and all sides, aspects, and corners, Doc. I am not a genius who is interested in technology that much, let alone as a technology creator but I am very interested to know the fruits of human imagination works and all possible chain events that can occur of human thought. Btw, thanks for the mention, Coach.
You are most welcome (and most deserving) of the mention Albert!
I always enjoy your tech blog, the surgeon is very interesting. I know of many who have had robotic surgery and it is fascinating.
It is, it allows for an expansion of the knowledge culture while improving high risk surgical procedures.
I am close to Vanderbilt hospital and I am constantly amazed at the high tech procedures they are capable of doing.
It is amazing sometimes just how fast the technology is moving!
Yes it is. I used to work in health care and I would be lost today.