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Posted on Aug 28, 2018, 12 a.m.
Ranging from anti-aging medicines to eSports Citi Research has come up with a list of 10 technologies to invest in they believe are the most disruptive to the world that have undergone changes that are now at a point of adoption.
In the report “Disruptive Innovations VI” 10 innovations were presented some of which may be familiar that have recently underwent fundamental changes that are now at a tipping point of accelerated adoption. These innovations are listed as such:
- All Solid State Batteries
- Anti-Aging Medicines
- Autonomous Vehicle Networks
- Big Data & Healthcare
- Dynamic SPectrum Access
- eSports
- 5G Technology
- Floating Offshore Wind Farms
- Real Estate Market Disruptors
- Smart Voice Activated Assistants
Rise of electric cars has set demand for better battery technology with some of industry’s best names scrambling to compete with the internal combustion engine, solid state batteries may disrupt current situation and accelerate market uptake of battery electric vehicles. Data research reveals potential in safety terms in regards to resistance to leakage, resistance to combustion, miniaturization, design flexibility, cycle lifespan, degradation, charge times, and energy density.
Many scientists have provided better understandings into human ageing, progress could generate FDA approved therapeutics within the next decade with the goal of keeping humans younger and alive longer more healthy. Breakthroughs on cellular origins of tissue ageing may allow for novel anti-aging medicines to be one of the next big disruption of great importance in the healthcare market, with scientists working on developing therapies with the goal to extend the human span of life lived free of age related diseases and longevity.
Organized professional gaming draws millions of fans around the world to watch not only physical sports but also online game such as Halo, Fortnite, and League of Legends. 588 major eSports events in 2017 generated $59 million in revenues which is up from $32 million from 424 events in 2016. As eSports industries evolves this is expected to grow showing development in underlying infrastructure that may help improve economics for the entire ecosystem.
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