3. How do you define Technology?
• Technology Defines as
“a material entity created by the
application of mental and physical
effort to nature in order to achieve
some value"
4. How do you define Technology?
" therefore it is a product of
collaborative effort of Ideas
and work that comes to life.
“combinatorial evolution”.
9. •What’s really scary is how
little control we have over it.
•It seems to have a life of it’s
own.
•We’re fearful of unleashing
forces that are beyond our
control.
10. Whatever we might think
or feel, technology will
progress and we need to
decide for ourselves how
we will interact with it.
• Yet before we can
do that, we need to
understand how it
evolves into being.
13. New technologies are constructed from
ones that already exist and these offer
themselves as possible building-block
elements for the construction of still
further and more improve technologies.
20. • 1820 HANS CHRISTIAN OERSTED
“Electromagnet” magnetic lines of force”analog
meter.
• 1820 Andre Marie Ampere “ Current”
• 1826 GEORGE SIMON OHM “ OHM’S LAW”
• 1831 JOSEPH HENRY “ Electromagnet”
• 1832 - 1837 SAMUEL F. B. MORSE “ Telegraph”
• 1825 - 1867 MICHAEL FARADAY “
Capacitance”,”Generator”
• 1865 JAMES CLERK MAXWELL “electromagnetic
theory of light (Electromagnetic wave)”
• 1875 ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL “ Telephone”
21. • 1887 – 1888 HEINRICH HERTZ “Father of
Radio”
• 1893 NIKOLA TESLA “Tesla Coil”
• 1895 - 1900 GUGLIELMO MARCONI “Wireless
Telegraph”
• 1900 – 1905 LEE DE FOREST” Vacuum Tube”
• 1912 - 1913 IRVING LANGMUIR and HAROLD
ARNOLD ““high vacuum”
• 1924 JOHN LOGIE BAIRD “First to demonstrate
television image”........
22. It is in this way that technology creates
itself out of itself. It builds itself piece
by piece from the collective of existing
technologies.
23. Any solution to a human need—any
novel means to a purpose—can only
be made manifest in the physical
world using methods and components
that already exist.
24. • The rules of Technological evolution thus make a
strong argument for accelerating evolution.
Compared to the snail-paced evolution of the
human species, we have to wonder if we’ll be able
to manage the increasing complexity of technology
or if the dystopian vision of some futurists will
come true: machines will become ‘alive’ with
artificial intelligence and not just roam the
earth but also rule it.