Presented by Steve Brown at the SIM Austin IT Symposium. All rights reserved.

1. How computing will change
everything. Again.
Steve Brown, Futurist
@baldfuturist

2. Life was simple

3. My first love

4. A what?

5. Tech
trends
Business
trends
Human
trends
The
Future

6. Human Trends

7. Less ownership

8. More than 1/3 US Millennials
would rather pay full price to
access an item than own it
Cassandra Report, 2014

9. More than half of US Millennials
say they do not plan to own a car.
Ever.
Goldmann Sachs

10. More customization

11. 79% Americans aged 15-35 want
to buy customized products
Cassandra Report, 2015

12. Distributed power
Publishing Manufacturing Education Energy

13. Urbanization

14. Tech trends

15. Computing has
changed the world

16. *projected
“Whatever can be
done, can be out done”
Gordon Moore, Co-founder, Intel
Moore’s Law rages on

17. Moore’s Law: Next decade
Compute
goes to zero
1. Smart
Everything
Mega
Data
3. Connected
& Learning
Smart
Sensing
2. Natural
Interfaces

18. 1. Smart everything

19. Smart products

20. Smart is transformational
New
value
New business
models
Increased
access
Product as
a service
Easy
customization

23. Car
542 feet

24. Computer
Prediction
Camera Projector
Smart headlights

25. Before After
It works!

27. ‘Smart’ as an ingredient

28. ‘Smart’ as an ingredient

29. Motes & Smart dust

30. Smart stores

31. Smart everything!

32. Internet of things

33. Optimize, baby, optimize!

34. But what should
we optimize for?

35. Safety
Efficiency
Cost
EnergyWater
Resource
Experience
Comfort
Convenience
Privacy
Time
Productivity
Happiness
Responsive
Sustainability
Outcomes
Wealth
Creation
Security

36. Serendipity as a service?

37. 2. Natural Interfaces

38. Tulips
Cup Cup
Chair
Clock
Visual Understanding

39. Autonomous machines

40. Robots escape their cages

41. Smart Extinguisher

42. Wearable drones

44. Nixie prototype

45. Virtual reality now a reality

46. Augmented & Mixed reality

47. Magic Leap

48. Video: Microsoft HoloLens

50. Physical
World
Digital
World
Wearables
Devices
Autonomous
Machines
Internet
of Things
Sensors
Machine
Vision
Natural
Language
Touch
Gesture
Augmented
Reality
Big Data
Analytics
Deep
Learning
Artificial
Intelligence High Performance
Computing
Smart
Products

51. 3. Connected & Learning

52. Big big big computing
Data Analytics
High Performance
Computing
Deep
Learning
Artificial
Intelligence
Big Data

53. Atoms to bits
Books
Letters
Movies
Music
Photos
Animation
TV/Radio
Identity
Money
Games
Banking
Revolutions
Advertising
Friendships
Dating
Maps
Genomes
Work
Knowledge
Reputation
Government
Voting
Gambling
Politics
Journalism
Stock Markets
Restaurant
Tables
Education
Translation
Parking Spaces
Meetings
Wallets
Conversations
Trust
Commerce

54. What’s next?
Agriculture
Homes
Citizens
Cities
Clothing
Sports
Transportation
Doctors
Medicine
Delivery
?
Taxis
Construction
Vision
Carpets
Homes
Hearing
?
Keys
Locks
Retail
Travel
?
Workers
People
Insight
Managers
Attendance
?

55. Video: Replay Technologies FreeD

57. Imagine FreeD + VR…

58. High Performance computing
Precision medicine

59. Data is the new oil

60. Brain-inspired computing

61. Manufacturing
Retail
Transportation
Healthcare
FinancialServices
Agriculture
Energy
Entertainment
Construction
Government
InformationTechnology
Services
Mining
Smart Everything
Connected & Learning
Natural Interfaces

62. @baldfuturist
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