Flying cars, brain implants, cryptocurrency, space tourism: Technology has transformed our world, turning one-time science fiction into reality. WSJ’s Future of Everything Festival explores the next frontier.
A few weeks ago, I attempted to sit through Samsung’s live-streamed Galaxy S9 smartphone launch event. Keyword: attempted. I nearly fell asleep at my desk.
Forgive me for not being bowled over by a camera with a mechanical aperture. (Translation: slightly better shots in the dark.) Or the augmented reality emoji. (Translation: Cartoon-you will impress your friends for about 15 seconds.) Or the relocated fingerprint sensor, which is exactly what it sounds like.
...Flying cars, brain implants, cryptocurrency, space tourism: Technology has transformed our world, turning one-time science fiction into reality. WSJ’s Future of Everything Festival explores the next frontier.
Japanese dairy farmers are getting robots to milk their cows, as a labor crunch forces businesses to step up capital spending on robotics and information technology.
Genomics is coming to psychiatry, with some doctors using a gene test to figure out the most effective anti-depressant for a patient.