Robots will perform dangerous tasks like spaceflight and rescue missions. Computers of the future may use light instead of electricity to process information faster. Conceptual future laptop designs include ones that change form or add scents. Computers could also be controlled through eye movements instead of mice or keyboards.

1. Future Uses Of Computers By: Jessica Lopez-G. Period 5

2. Uses Of Computers To Help Humans Robots will do work that is too dangerous for humans. Such as spaceflight applications or search and rescue.

3. Super-Fast Computer of The Future Structures have been tailor made to interact with light in an unusual and highly controlled way. Process information using light signals instead of electric currents.

4. Looks of Computers In The Future HP Nobag has touch sensor with hard OLED technology, ideal for those who don’t like to carry big bags for laptops. HP Make-up has a button that changes the screen to a mirror and has an on-nail printing device. HP Chameleon is a concept laptop with an adaptive microcell coverage enabling the laptop to be transformed in its surround background. HP Perfume is conceptual laptop where you can change your laptop to a lamp or air freshener with ability to download smell samples and mix it with smell matrix of HP Perfume laptop.

5. Computers of the future, controlled by eye movements? Computers could be controlled by eye movements, rather than a mouse or keyboard. Professor Yang believes eye-tracking technology could also help the way we interact with machines.

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