Welcome to the future! Below, you will find a speculative timeline of future history. Part fact and part fiction, the timeline is based on detailed research – including analysis of current trends, long-term environmental changes, advances in technology such as Moore's Law, future medical breakthroughs, the evolving geopolitical landscape and much more. Where possible, references have been provided to support the predictions. FutureTimeline is an ongoing, collaborative project that is open for discussion – we welcome ideas from scientists, futurists, inventors, writers and anyone else interested in futurology.Why robots won’t take over the earth – or your job“All of the forecasts you can find about Earth 2050 could become a reality in just a couple of decades. Earth 2050 is not only a creative exercise for us. For the last 20 years, Kaspersky Lab experts have been fighting with cybercrime, and they have seen threats evolving over this time. They are therefore able to share their knowledge and expertise and – in many cases – encourage users to take a more thorough look at the security of future technologies,” said Andrey Lavrentyev, head of technology research department .“Although inventions might be amazing – such as like driverless cars, intelligent infrastructure and the ability to instantly share medical data between doctors across the world – they can still trip us up. Each of them brings a whole new world of opportunity for cyber criminals to exploit.”At the moment Earth 2050 contains predictions for 80 cities around the globe. Users can select any of these cities and forecasts will appear at the top of the map.The portal is divided into three time categories: 2030, 2040 and 2050, with each of these containing predictions from people who are recognised experts in their fields.The forum is not limited to written predictions. Earth 2050 also contains 12 VR-enabled panoramas of cities like Barcelona and Shanghai as well as illustrations of different artefacts from the future. The future of connectivity and delivery Users can take a 360º look at how future cities might be operating. Will we be able to adjust the appearance of every person we see in the street?Will humans invent a dress that changes its style? Are driverless cars in smart cities the future of the taxi business? Will we see ads while we sleep? These questions are just a glimpse of what a user can find on the site.Filling in a special feedback form allows visitors to add their own ideas to the portal. These will be published once they have passed through the editorial team’s review. Users can discuss existing predictions and also contribute by sharing their own.New content from the experts, and forecasts compiled from different sources, will frequently appear on the site. “Still, we hope to see many more names on the portal and encourage our users and site visitors to send us their craziest ideas on what the future might look like,” Andrey Lavrentyev mentioned.Manchester is a vibrant city region and hub for the North of England. But with a population of nearly 2.8 million and a growing city economy, urban traffic congestion is becoming a major issue and challenge, especially when multiple city events take place on the same day.Cisco and its partners, Purple, Proxama, Movement Strategies, Transport for Greater Manchester and Sustainable Environment Ltd are pleased to announce that they have been awarded a grant from InnovateUK to deliver a proof of concept solution that will enable Transport for Greater Manchester to better address the challenge of providing transport services to fit demand.The CitySpire proof of concept will see the development of context-aware location-based services, built on anonymised data from multiple sources, including Bluetooth Low Energy and Wi-Fi net. Interpretation and analysis of that data will enable CitySpire to present groups of passengers to flexible and shared demand-responsive transport company, Simply Connect.The initiative will aim to prove the value of an enhanced booking capability not currently available to existing popular ride-sharing services, such as UberPool and BlaBlaCar. Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/Bakchodiwalatech/ website - http://bakchodiwalatech.blogspot.in/ Email- ammymalhi63@gmail.com Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/amritpal_singh_bwt/?hl=en Twitter - https://twitter.com/BCwalaTech Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. jai babe