The 15th hidden burn ray
The invention is part of the Pentagon's weapons program, which uses microwaves to burn people's skin to stop the enemy from advancing. It can make the skin reach 130 degrees high temperature, causing painful burns, forcing the enemy to run away, nicknamed "no luck".
Occult burn rays
Although the Pentagon claims that this kind of weapon is not lethal, relevant reports show that it can burn 50% of the skin and nearly 20% of the skin area, causing second or third degree burns, which is life-threatening. You don't want to confront such a weapon.
14th place in crime prevention
Born out of the science fiction film minority report, a camera developed by BRS laboratory is said to be able to analyze people's behavior in public places and identify criminals in the crowd.
Crime prevention camera
By tracking 150 people in real time, it gradually builds a database of suspicious behaviors, and then judges the possibility that you are a criminal or a terrorist. So if you like to wear a hat or a coat when you go out, you are 20% more likely to be identified as a member of Al Qaeda than ordinary people.
The 13th schizophrenic robot
Scientists at the University of Texas have developed an artificial intelligence computer to simulate human mental illness. They have applied the theory of overload learning to computers, which are overloaded by memorizing too many trivial details. The results of this experiment are very disturbing.
Once, the robot claimed that it had carried out a terrorist bomb attack because it accidentally confused its memory with the story of the terrorist. In another experiment, because it could not understand itself as a robot, it called itself in the third person.
Schizophrenic robot
12th place 3D printer
We are in the middle of a revolution in 3D printing technology, from printed organs that can be transplanted to patients to food that can be imported. The novelty of 3D printing can be described as endless, but this technology may bring the risk of a surge in crime. As the cost of 3D printing is reduced, more guns will be made.
3D printer
Once popularized, anyone can download drawings and print weapons at home. Government departments have warned that in the near future, the Internet will make guns available.
11th place Google glasses
Although this is only the natural evolution of smart phones, people now regard people with Google glasses as local tyrants who show off their wealth, just like people who saw mobile phones in the 1990s. At the same time, people also worry that this is equivalent to installing cameras on their faces and taking photos without permission of others.
But just like the smart phone when taking photos and videos, there will be a loud prompt sound, and there are still some protection measures. But when this product is popularized to everyone's share, the corresponding protection measures will certainly be cracked, resulting in the proliferation of candid photography, and then we will be in great trouble.
Google glasses
10th place in cyber war
It is not so much a high technology as an invisible transformation from writing to digital media. The recent incident of Sony being hacked has exposed some insider mails of the film industry.
Cyber war
In addition, cyber threats and attacks also exist in the banking and financial fields, and even online games, from the era of sharpening the knife to the era of guns, ammunition and nuclear weapons. But as we are inundated by the emerging new technologies, who can predict when cyber warfare will become a new mode of fighting?
Ninth Taser
If you stand within 6 meters from the police, you are likely to be hit by anti riot electric shock shooting, but what if it is more than 30 meters? Taser gun is a 12 shot weapon that can shoot micro electric darts. It has semi-automatic fire. The bullet will come out of its sheath at the moment of pulling the trigger, and the number of people killed by clicking in the pursuit of unarmed criminals.
In fact, it is increasing year by year, with an average of four people dying every month. This new type of robbery has indeed made a "great contribution".
Taser stun gun
Number eight: mind hijacking
Just like in inception, the U.S. military is eager to invade your brain and implant a fictional idea, so that you will never want to be a terrorist. This is a real U.S. defense agency proposal.
Mind hijacking
Although it is feasible in theory, this technology is highly likely to be abused. In order to prove a suspect guilty, how far does it need to be interrogated before it has to rely on implanting ideas to force him to plead guilty? What is the bottom line?
Seventh place competition robot
In the Intelligent Systems Lab, a group of robots are locked into a room with two piles of things, one is food, the other is poison.
These robots are equipped with switchable blue lights. They soon realize that when the room is full of blue lights, more robots will fight for food. After a few rounds, some robots begin to turn off their lights and refuse to help others. Some even change the flashing direction of the lights, so as to mislead other robots to stay away from food and see them become human It's terrible to be greedy.
No.6 Geological Engineering
This project was originally designed for war and was used to create disasters in enemy territory. Now some people propose to use it to deal with climate change and put chemicals into the atmosphere or the ocean. The disadvantage of this method is that some chemical mixtures may have unpredictable consequences, such as harming wildlife, causing floods and droughts. This is because we do not have the side effects of chemicals Take it into consideration.
Fifth place vein jewelry
An Israeli undergraduate has designed a jewelry, which can generate electricity in the human body with the blood flow after it is inserted into the vein. This experiment has triggered a heated discussion on human science and technology. It is also the first new fashion trend that has been disgusted by people before the world has become a combination of high technology and biology.
Fourth singularity
This means that at some point in the future, the machine has advanced to the development of self-consciousness, and the computer will assist the evolution of human beings. At the same time, because the robot has self-consciousness, it will think that human beings are out of date, so it will send terminators to destroy them. So the question is, will human beings survive and integrate perfectly with the computer, or will they be replaced helplessly.
Third place head imaging
Bbdd, an advertising company, has developed a new technology, which can broadcast advertisements directly through the skull. Just lean your head against the glass of the train carriage, and the bone conduction technology can transmit information to your skull. It is recommended that you download a mobile phone software. Soon, your hat will vibrate and recommend dinner to you.
Second spy street lamp
In big cities in the United States, street lights have already been transformed, and surveillance cameras have been installed in the name of safety. These cameras can monitor the conversation nearby, record the conversation completely, and extract keywords used for investigation in the conversation. So the next time you want to run naked at the door of your home at 4 a.m., please remember that your brother has been seen by the government.
First robot prophet
A supercomputer named "Nautilus" has been input into the newspaper content since 1945. By analyzing these rich materials, it can make a guess about the future. One of them is to predict the whereabouts of bin Laden, and the result is miraculously correct. It narrowed its search to 200 kilometers inside Pakistan, where it found bin Laden's hiding place. Scientists are trying to get the machine to predict more events, such as when the singularity will occur and when it will begin to fight against human cruelty.