10 Breakthrough Technologies 2017

These techniques are permanent. They will affect the economy and politics, improve medicine or influence our culture. Several have begun; others need more than ten years to grow. But you should now know all these

Last year, we made dramatic progress in artificial intelligence, video, things Internet, voice technology etc. But in 2017, it has been proven that many of these new technologies will bear fruit. To celebrate the New Year, the Argo Design Team predicted 10 big breakthroughs that will change technology, society and their experiences next year. It is reported that Amazon is considering offering a 7-inch screen to Alexa. I think this can be seen in 2017. Alexa's voice interface is very useful, but useful ones will close soon. In this respect Cortana and Siri have made a good start and Alexa wants to keep up with the screen interface.

I hope the keyword in 2018 will be "breakthrough." If people witness the rapid growth of the block chain in 2017, in 2018 this technology will see a dramatic advance. In order to achieve a critical mass and ultimately promote the emergence of killer applications, we need as many end users as possible. Nebulas founder and CEO, founder of AntShares (NEO), a pioneer in China's block chain, former director of Ant Financial's block chain platform (Alibaba's financial sector), and one of the Google search and fraud team Department. Since 2013, Hitters has created BitsClub (China's first block chain / bit coin community), ICO 365 (one of the largest ICO platforms), and FBG Capital (one of the earliest Crypto funds).

In 2012 and 2013, CRISPR won the next point with Science Magazine's annual groundbreaking award. In 2015, it won the award. In 2014 and 2016, CRISPR was selected as one of 10 innovative technologies of MIT Technology Review. In 2016, Jennifer Doudna, Emmanuelle Charpentier, Rudolph Barrangou, Philippe Horvath, Feng Zhang received the Gairdner International Award. In 2017, Jennifer Doudna and Emmanuelle Charpentier received the Japan Prize by Japan's Innovative CRISPR-Cas 9 invention in Tokyo. In 2016 Emmanuelle Charpentier, Jennifer Doudna and Zhang Feng received the Tang Prize for Biopharmaceutical Sciences.