How you use technology ten years from now while the research at Intel event in San Francisco on Tuesday offered a glimpse.
If there's a trend at this event it's that the technology that we use in the future we'll collect more information about it.
At home.
At work.
And it.
-- anyone who's driven in a thunderstorm knows it can be miserable Smart headlights would create greater visibility by shining light between raindrops.
A high speed camera and processor worked together to predict the rain -- --
The light is switched off in those locations.
-- got rain falling down and you've got lights going through -- really what it's doing.
It's allowing you to look through the reflection of --
For the snap happy among us interactive surfaces combine projectors and the Microsoft connect to turn any surface into a touch screen.
Your living room is now a life size photo album too big.
-- your favorites to the -- fold.
A modern day photo frame and finally that -- of keys you lug around -- -- be obsolete facial voice and gesture recognition along with biometric scans -- verify your identity and unlock your front door or car.
Of course that -- makes people nervous.
We need to keep that secure we need to have control over our information data by itself is meaningless.
-- only means something when it comes back to us and makes our lives better.
The future gazing it's usually a fun exercise the harder part is waiting to see if the technology actually materializes.
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