FUTURE TECHNOLOGY

2. FUTURE TECHNOLOGY University Institute Of management Sciences.

3. Inventions & Discoveries Comes from Imagination(Ian Stine)

4. Usman Fazal • Usman Azhar • Syed Nabeel Hussain Zaidi University Institute Of management Sciences.

5. ZerO Phone Concept University Institute Of management Sciences.

6. Zero Phone Concept • Designed by French designer Josselin • No Meaning of Zero In Normal Routine • Working of Phone • Phone have two color combinations • Virtual Interface University Institute Of management Sciences.

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8. Zero Phone • Advantages • User Friendly • Long Life • Simple & Nice Design University Institute Of management Sciences.

9. Capsuli University Institute Of management Sciences.

10. Capsuli • A Rechargeable Solar Power LED Emergency Light • Small Yet Powerful Enough to Emit Light University Institute Of management Sciences.

11. Capsuli How it Activated University Institute Of management Sciences.

12. NOKIA 888 University Institute Of management Sciences.

13. NOKIA 888 • Mobile that Follows You, not U follow mobile • Perfect Phone for Young Generation • Technology Used • Liquid Battery • Speech Recognition • Flexible Touch Screen University Institute Of management Sciences.

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15. Nokia 888 • Advantages • Flexible • Easy to Use • User Friendly University Institute Of management Sciences.

16. Urban Trolley Woman’s Hand Bag University Institute Of management Sciences.

17. Urban Trolley Woman’s Hand Bag • Design Created by Lady Gilli • Transformation of Hand Bag into Trolley • Project is environment oriented and aims to minimize the use of plastic bags University Institute Of management Sciences.

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19. “O” Personal Computer University Institute Of management Sciences.

20. “O” Personal Computer • Designed by Luis Luna. • Manufactured by • Decreases a tiny amount of CO2 generated by your computer • Based on “green thinking’ and ‘life style’ by having a decorative piece to eliminate the abundant visual noise that regular pc’s create University Institute Of management Sciences.

21. “O” Personal Computer • Plant based CPU • Biodegradable skin composed of polymers based on cornstarch and bamboo University Institute Of management Sciences.

22. Shake MP3 Player University Institute Of management Sciences.

23. Shake MP3 Player • Use kinetic energy in order to charge the battery • A person just needs to shake his/her body for recharging the battery. University Institute Of management Sciences.

24. Shake MP3 Player • To charge the battery, you put on the hold button, and then any movement (running, shaking, jumping up and down) • The use of kinetic energy to charge the battery not only solves an environmental issue, but also a more personal one University Institute Of management Sciences.

25. Working of Shake MP3 Player • An electromagnetic coil is connected to the battery, converting kinetic energy into electrical energy that charges the battery. • The player connects to the computer via a USB cable through the headphone jack, facilitating the transfer of songs as well as the conventional method of charging. • Energy generation technology developed by a company “M2E Power”. • Micro-generator technology delivers 300% to 700% more power than existing kinetic energy solutions • This technology allows Shake to charge even in the user’s pocket while he/her is walking around. University Institute Of management Sciences.

26. MARK University Institute Of management Sciences.

27. MARK is Not Just Ordinary Book Mark • Mark is a thin and flexible sheet made out of embedded FOLEDs (flexible organic LEDs) which can glow to help you read each pages in the book in the dark • MARK will provide you the light • Can also place it between pages as ordinary book mark • The light intensity can be controlled according to the user requirement. University Institute Of management Sciences.

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29. RFID University Institute Of management Sciences.

30. RFID • Radio-frequency identification (RFID) is an automatic identification method, relying on storing and remotely retrieving data using devices called RFID tags or transponders. • RFID tag is an object that can be applied to or incorporated into a product, animal, or person for the purpose of identification and tracking using radio waves University Institute Of management Sciences.

31. RFID • HOW IT WORKS • The technology requires some extent of cooperation of an RFID reader and an RFID tag. RFID Tag on A Product RFID Reader University Institute Of management Sciences.

32. RFID • Some Features • Read & Write Capabilities • Track on Stocking & Merchandising • Ability to store data is so efficiently • Still to Expensive to use on Large scale University Institute Of management Sciences.

33. RFID • Types of RFID Tags • Active • Semi Active • Passive • Storage Types of RFID Tags • Read Write • Read Only • WORM University Institute Of management Sciences.

34. RFID • USES • Passports • Transportation payments • Product tracking • Transportation and logistics • Animal & Human Chipping • Libraries • Museums University Institute Of management Sciences.

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36. RFID • PRODUCT TRACKING

37. RFID • Criticism • Human Chipping • May become Mandatory • Citywatcher.com in 2006 • (Solution) • Control of Govt on Spending Habbits • Govt and Companies may have track on purchasing power of people • Hackers • Disable RFID anti theft features • Changing price of the Product • (Solution) • Security • RFID security could make human security checkpoints lazy & ineffective University Institute Of management Sciences.

38. 1 Conclusion When It Comes To The Future, There Will Three Kinds Of People: Those Who Let It Happen, Those Who Make It Happen, & Those Who Wonder What Happened

39. Thank You! University Institute Of management Sciences.