Monday, November 22, 2021
4 Tech Industries That Will Advance By 2022
Looking at the internet factor, which will be faster because of the presence of 5G network services. Automatically will affect current technological advances, technological advances also affect human life a lot.
Because like Netflix, which used to only produce its own movies and series in 2013. Today Netflix is the largest streaming service with apps installed on almost every SmartTV.
• Use of artificial intelligence (AI)
Previously artificial intelligence (AI) seemed to be a technology that exists in science fiction as in fantasy films. But today it has become an integral part of our daily life in various fields.
Such as Manufacturing implementing AI into assembly line operations, automation of production processes and reduction of human input.
The financial sector uses artificial intelligence in the development of commercial applications, automation, and execution of IT operations.
Health, using AI for complex medical data analysis, disease diagnosis and treatment. Currently the largest companies are channeling large budgets into IT development for pharmaceuticals. Among them are IBM, Microsoft, Google, Intel and Medtronic.
Education, learning foreign languages using AI, as well as creating customized educational paths for each student. So far, there has been little progress in this area, but it will happen.
Even in the dating industry, artificial intelligence is great at analyzing user accounts and finding those that match, all of which have reached a new level of sophistication.
• Rapid development of cloud technology
Experts believe that by the end of 2021 the global market for public cloud infrastructure will increase by 35% and will amount to about $120 billion. And there will be more in 2022.
Businesses and enterprises are already using technology and cloud computing for workflow optimization. Several IT companies in Indonesia, dramatically increased their profits this year by expanding their cloud infrastructure. Thus, Microsoft Azure showed an increase of 47%, and Google Cloud 43%.
Apart from companies, regular users can also use cloud technologies, such as iCloud from Apple, and Google Drive with similar offerings, plus DropBox and many others. Add to this cloud gaming, which was just introduced. including: GeForce NOW, PLAYKEY, PS Now, Google Stadia, and others.
• Augmented reality in social networks and commercial projects
Remember that a few years ago everyone played the AR Pokemon Go game? It was the first step towards the introduction of augmented reality on smartphones, and later on social networks.
Nowadays masks and filters on Instagram or Tiktok have become commonplace. They are used for more than just entertainment and self-expression. Many brands use filters from AR technology as part of their advertising campaigns.
This also includes the use of AR by many commercial platforms. For example, such as technology to read the level of health in the smartband feature, to be able to control us to stay healthy.
True, in this case technology is used primarily to attract attention and increase interest. IKEA has also done something unique in using augmented reality in its application for several years. Namely AR technology that allows customers to choose certain types of furniture and place them directly in their rooms. On your phone screen, you can see how the furniture fits into the interior, what colors work best, and so on.
• Interactive Streaming and Random Chat
If 10-15 years ago unlimited fast Internet was the story of big cities in developed countries, now it is almost everywhere. And with 4G and 5G networks, you can forget about cables and modems.
No wonder, video streaming and broadcasting in all its forms is becoming very popular nowadays. This format is ideal for quickly finding information, communicating and making new friends. And now there are many interactive streaming formats such as:
Streaming dedicated to a specific event. For example, a smartphone company wants to introduce a new product through a video streaming platform, which everyone can watch in real time.
Streaming for games. This phenomenon is far from new, but it is still growing rapidly in most countries.
Live streaming on social media. Chances are almost every Instagram user tried to launch their own video stream at least once. Other social networks are also not
