Futurism Keywords

To make something better.

A digital experience that takes some parts of your reality and adds in other parts (that aren’t real).

Going into space, and sending satellites into space, to learn new things about the galaxy beyond Earth.

What we do with energy before we are ready to use it.

A digital version of money, where the value changes over time (like cash does).

Homes that use digital technology and the internet to make human’s lives easier.

Using the internet and digital technology to improve the health and wellbeing of people.

Experimenting with and creating things that are so tiny that our eyes can’t see them (nano-particles).

A digital experience that feels like reality, but isn’t actually real.

Computers that store information and data on the internet (‘the Cloud’) instead of within their own hard drive.

Any kind of electronic device that you wear on your body.

Energy that can be used over and over again within needing more energy to transform it.

Digital technology that works like a human brain does.

When something is made in three dimensions (an object, not paper) by a printer.

The name given to the time when technology becomes so powerful that we couldn’t get rid of it, even if we wanted to.

Trying to make educated estimates of what could happen in the future, using all the data we have in the present.

What we use to protect our privacy, data, and money online.

When a machine, like a computer, can ‘learn’ things from the information it has, not just from being programmed.