Technology in the future
2023- Every year, every month and every day new technology is invented as we speak it is in the making, here are some concepts that may overtake technology in the future of 2023 and reshape our lives forever. Have you ever wanted to be smarter and less forgetful about things well in 2023, Mind controlled wearable and implanted technology will be at your service…By now, it's becoming possible to replicate small areas of the brain, in order to repair damage from Alzheimer's, stroke and lost memories. Electrode arrays are first used to record the activity of healthy brain tissue. The unique patterns responsible for creating memories are found and stored by a computer; the activity in healthy areas can be replicated by stimulating certain brain cells.
These devices can mimic the electrochemical signals from different parts in your brain. As speaking in the future, Experiments were initially conducted on rodents, then monkeys, before moving to human volunteers in 2015. After eight years of clinical studies, the process can now be safely performed in hospitals.
Nevertheless, this new treatment is a significant step forward in understanding the brain.
While we still can’t cure the common cold, custom-made organs are just around the corner.
A company called Organovo has developed the first commercial 3-D bio printer that builds custom organs cell-by-cell. Each individual cell is based upon sample cells from the body of the customer. Organovo reports that veins and arteries will be available in 5 years, and more complex organs like hearts and livers in 10 years. On a more general note, nanotechnology is revolutionizing the health world. The awesome combination of an improved understanding how DNA works and the ability to create very small cell parts, is painting a very bright future for medicine.
Nanotechnology is the science that involves anything on the Nano scale. A nanometre is one billionth of a meter; it’s like comparing a marble to the size of the
These devices can mimic the electrochemical signals from different parts in your brain. As speaking in the future, Experiments were initially conducted on rodents, then monkeys, before moving to human volunteers in 2015. After eight years of clinical studies, the process can now be safely performed in hospitals.
Nevertheless, this new treatment is a significant step forward in understanding the brain.
While we still can’t cure the common cold, custom-made organs are just around the corner.
A company called Organovo has developed the first commercial 3-D bio printer that builds custom organs cell-by-cell. Each individual cell is based upon sample cells from the body of the customer. Organovo reports that veins and arteries will be available in 5 years, and more complex organs like hearts and livers in 10 years. On a more general note, nanotechnology is revolutionizing the health world. The awesome combination of an improved understanding how DNA works and the ability to create very small cell parts, is painting a very bright future for medicine.
Nanotechnology is the science that involves anything on the Nano scale. A nanometre is one billionth of a meter; it’s like comparing a marble to the size of the