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NkfeThe document discusses technologies of the future and existing technologies. It describes a fish robot, a remote controlled invention that can help marine biologists discover new underwater species by providing information about marine life. The fish robot has the potential to unlock secrets of underwater environments and aid in marine biology research. Tablets and appliances are also highlighted as existing technologies.
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TECHNOLOGIES OF THE FUTURE
- 1. TECHNOLOGIES OF THE FUTURE ASENTISTA, BARTOLAY, EMIT, PEROCHO
- 2. TECHNOLOGY THE APPLICATION OF SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE TO THE PRACTICAL AIMS OF HUMAN LIFE OR, AS IT IS SOMETIMES PHRASED, TO THE CHANGE AND MANIPULATION OF THE HUMAN ENVIRONMENT.
- 3. TECHNOLOGY WE LIKE THE BEST
- 4. TABLET tablet computer, commonly shortened to tablet, is a mobile device, typically with a mobile operating system and touchscreen display processing circuitry, and a rechargeable battery in a single, thin and flat package.
- 5. TECHNOLOGY THAT IS ALREADY EXISTING
- 6. APPLIANCES
- 7. GADGETS
- 8. ROBOTS
- 9. TECHNOLOGIES THAT MIGHT HAPPEN NEXT YEAR
- 10. FISH ROBOT
- 11. The Fish Robot is a remote controlled invention. It can help give informations about underwater marine life and helps in discovering new species of aquatic animals. This can give a big help especially to marine biologists. The said invention can be a key to unlocking the secrets of the underwater marine life.