Who wants to have to drive all the time? Well in 2030 you won’t! Already there are highways being tested that allow specially equipped cars to drive themselves down the road while you relax and take a nap!
With this technology the majority of restaurants will be able to 3D print certain elements of your meal…as long as it’s still tasty I don’t care!
It’s predicted that in 2030 that over 10% of financial transactions will be done with bitcoin or similar currencies. Crypto Currencies are designed to gradually decrease production of currency, placing an ultimate cap on the total amount of currency that will ever be in circulation.
In 2030 an estimated 20% of building construction elements could be 3D printed. This would greatly speed up construction and lower costs. A Chinese company has already successfully 3D printed a five-storey apartment building and a 1,100 square metre villa from a special print material in just 10 HOURS.
It is predicted that will will have produced a special type of cross-species communication system that will be compatible with some species and allow them to communicate when they never could before!
They have already been tested and by 2030 an average person will have almost 5 packages delivered by a drone per week.
Forget going to your family doctor for a checkup. By 2030 a specialised robot will be able to conduct most health exams, prescribe medicines and maybe do minor surgeries.
With our understanding of weather growing every day we are expecting to be able to stop devastating weather events from happening by 2030. Also, controlling drastic climate change will be possible.
Already being established, by 2030 you will be able to take a vacation to space and spend days in zero gravity in luxury space station hotel suites. In fact the age of space tourism might be closer than you think. In fact, if you have an extra $1 million lying around, five years from now you could be one of the first off-world adventurers to stay for five days in this orbiting hotel built by Russian company Orbital Technologies.Sign me up!
Scientists are expected to be able to control gravity in controlled experiments. If they could control gravity or inertial forces, it would have a propulsion breakthrough (thrusting without rockets), a means to create synthetic gravity environments for space crews, a means to create zero-gravity environment on Earth – hey that could be fun – and a whole host of other things.
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