Wild innovations coming in 2023 despite downturn in economy

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The ASKA A5 4-seater drive and fly vehicle may not hit the road and sky this year, yet its fully working electric Vertical Takeoff and Landing concept is closer than imagined to reality.

The next TVs are wireless and seem to float

Healthier home technology

We are seeing smarter ways home technology can influence your health and well-being. Look for more passive health data tracking inside your bathroom, where you’ll never need to set foot on a scale again. The better health-related technologies accurately work together and yield more meaningful information you and your doctor can use to stay healthy.

I’ve got my eye on how all these health companies are keeping and recording our data. Many of these health tracking devices can come with the danger of your sensitive and personal health information falling into the wrong hands.

Kinder standard for all our smart devices

Imagine if your Amazon Alexa, Google Home, and Apple’s Siri could have a conversation with each other. A protocol called Matter meant to allow this sort of lovefest between smart devices is becoming a reality. The Connectivity Standards Alliance, behind the attempt to standardize interoperability so that everything works together seamlessly, says it is also aiming to enhance security of smart devices by validating credentials with blockchain technology.

Ultimately, transitioning home devices that require the less secure cloud toward locally controlled connected devices can actually help protect your personal data more effectively.

Meta what?

It hasn’t entirely disappeared. I’m still seeing startups with Meta-focused inventions. One of them has you close out the rest of the world with a fragrance-emitting sense accessory attached to a VR headset. The combination of the two emulates the great outdoors by making it smell like you are outside in nature. I’ve got an idea. Put down the VR headset, walk into nature and take in a deep breath of the real outside yourself. No headset or smell tech is required.

Related: Why your kitchen will be the smartest room in the house this year

 

 

 

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