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From flying warehouses to AI doctors: 5 technologies that may shape future

Technology can use the data and connectivity on the user's behalf

Baidu's Xiaodu, an artificial intelligent robot, can respond to voice commands
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Baidu's Xiaodu, an artificial intelligent robot, can respond to voice commands

Leandro L Minku, Nervo Xavier Verdezoto D and Stephan Reiff-Marganiec | The Conversation
Flying warehouses, robot receptionists, smart toilets… do such innovations sound like science fiction or part of a possible reality? Technology has been evolving at such a rapid pace that, in the near future, our world may well resemble that portrayed in futuristic movies, such as Blade Runner, with intelligent robots and technologies all around us.
But what technologies will actually make a difference? Based on recent advancements and current trends, here are five innovations that really could shape the future.
1. Smart homes
Many typical household items can already connect to the internet and provide data. But much smart home

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