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The technologies that will change the world in five years

futuro-ibm As every year when December arrives, IBM has carried out a consultation among the scientific community to anticipate the technological developments that await us in the next 5 years . The study, carried out with the forecasts of 3,000 researchers, predicts interesting technological developments such as the generalization of holographic calls through mobile phones . It also predicts revolutionary new types of batteries that will recharge only with the air around them and will last 10 times longer than current ones.

Likewise, the expert consultations speak of placing sensors in the vehicles and gadgets that we carry to keep scientists informed of the levels of environmental pollution, so that we will all contribute to saving the planet. Or that in 2015 we will have sophisticated computer equipment monitoring city traffic in real time , which will allow us to predict the formation of traffic jams. In addition, scientists believe that within five years a new form of heating (and cooling) will begin to be used in cities that will take advantage of the heat given off by computer servers .

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