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"There is no reason in the world
anyone would want a computer
in their home. No reason."
Ken Olsen, Chairman, DEC, 1977
"[By 1985], machines [computers]
will be capable of doing any
work Man can do."
Herbert A. Simon, 1965](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/humancomputer2030-110324174004-phpapp02/75/The-Future-of-Computers-and-the-Internet-Mens-en-computer-in-2030-2-2048.jpg)
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The Future of Computers and the Internet - Mens en computer in 2030?
1) The document discusses emerging technologies including augmented reality, wearable computing, printed electronics, and multimodal interfaces and how they will shape the future of computers and the internet by 2030. 2) It predicts that the internet will evolve into an "internet of things" connecting all types of devices, data and services, and that issues around security, privacy and interoperability will be major challenges. 3) The document concludes that future technologies will not only connect our data and machines, but that humans themselves will become an integrated part of this global computing system.
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- 1. The Future ofComputers and the Internet Mens en computer in 2030? Prof. Beat Signer Department of Computer Science Vrije & Information Systems Engineering Lab (WISE) Web Universiteit Brussel Department of Computer Science http://www.beatsigner.com Vrije Universiteit Brussel March 24, 2011
- 2. Predicting the Future? "There is no reason in the world anyone would want a computer in their home. No reason." Ken Olsen, Chairman, DEC, 1977 "[By 1985], machines [computers] will be capable of doing any work Man can do." Herbert A. Simon, 1965
- 3. Computers and theInternet in 1990 1 million computers connected to the Internet T. Berners-Lee and R. Cailliau propose a hypertext system Windows 3.0 first search Radio Shack 17-1003 engine (Archie) first web server NeXTcube, NeXT
- 4. Simulated vs AugmentedReality Kindle, Amazon electronic paper augmented paper
- 5. Printed Electronics combines the power of electronics with the pervasiveness of printing electronic circuits (buttons, displays, batteries) made from polymers Prelonic intelligent packaging and innovative interfaces low cost production of RFID tags
- 6. Wearable and EmbeddedComputing Biodomotica HeartCycle, Philips Smart Spoon, VTT Finland
- 7. augmented reality windshield,GM Wikitude World browser augmented phone display augmented car windshield Augmented Reality B.A. Parviz, University of Washington augmented contact lens
- 8. Multimodal User Interfaces Kinect,Microsoft EPOC, emotiv Echo Smartpen, Livescribe
- 9. Fluid Cross-media InformationSpaces 01001000100 0101001100010010100010010 0100100010010001000100001001000 100010001100001001000110010101010110 1100010010100010010010010100010101011001 101001100001100 101010100 00101000100 110101010101 00100 01010101000 1001 1111111111 111 0000000010 0 11111111 0101001011 010101010 111010101 001010010110
- 10. The Future ofthe Internet internet of things security and privacy web of data mobile web self-organising social computing cloud computing one global machine
- 11. Challenges and Conclusion HELLO BEAT scalability, extensibility and interoperability data-centric multimodal cross-media interfaces security, transparency and privacy it is not only about connecting our data, services and machines but we are the machine
- 13. References Fundamental Concepts forInteractive Paper and Cross-Media Information Spaces, Beat Signer, ISBN 978-3-8370-2713-6, May 2008 prelonic technologies HeartCycle Project Biodomotica Smart Spoon, VTT Wikitude World Browser Augmented Reality Windshield, GM Augmented Contact Lens, Babak A. Parviz, University of Washington