Technology can do many things, like transforming the environment. We are lucky to live in a time when science and technology can help us, make our lives simpler, and force us to reconsider how we go about our everyday lives. The development we’re already familiar with has laid the foundation for us to progress even further, and this list of existing and emerging technologies has the potential to drastically alter our lives. Head over to US-reviews to read the reviews on the best electronic stores.

Here’s a list of innovations that will “maybe” change our lives for the better in the next decade and even beyond:

1.  Space Tourism

We can travel to almost every country on the planet with ease, but what if we could all see the earth from space one day? Virgin Galactic, SpaceX, and even Amazon’s Blue Origin are working to achieve this result, offering us a (very expensive) seat on a spacecraft that will carry us into space. Passengers on Amazon’s New Shepard space shuttle will be carried 100 kilometers above sea level before parachuting down to Earth.

2.  Flying cars

It’s not crazy to believe that when there’s no more space on the ground, we’ll take to the sky. There is already a slew of intriguing flying car prototypes on the market, demonstrating that this future is a sensible prospect. If not flying vehicles, we may all have other modes of personal transportation – jetpacks, for example, have long been a common endeavor of innovators and thrill-seekers.

3.  Roads over rivers

Space is limited and rapidly depleting, especially in densely populated urban areas. This development depicts a future in which roads and living spaces have been relocated to the water’s edge. Traveling through oceans, in this manner, might not be unthinkable until self-driving cars can do all the groundwork and are powerful sufficiently.

4.  Hyper-fast Trains

Hyper-fast trains that run tunnels and underwater have the potential to transform not only public transportation but also foreign trips. Imagine being able to hover between countries in the same amount of time it takes to travel between cities. It is from Elon Musk’s company Hyperloop which works on transport systems.

5.  Gesture-based computing

Although Minority Report popularized the term, gesture-based computing has been around for a long time. It’s also already showing up in a variety of applications, and for most people, it would be completely automatic.

It’s fair to imagine a future in which we no longer use a mouse and keyboard to control data in a virtual environment, instead of relying on expression and movement.

6.  Wearable Screens

We may be having nightmares about foldable phones and displays right now, but the future may well be screenless. There are several touch-capable projector-like models available that can display functional screens onto your body, clothes, or other items. Smartphone technology in the future does not even need a gadget in your bag, but rather something you wear or have embedded.

Although futurists can offer some thrilling and outright terrifying dreams for the future of technology and science that also include Working in VR, Solar panel technologies, Robots in space and workplace, 3D printed food, fridges that order for you, and other mind-blowing leisured technologies.