Life in the year 2116
Experts predict we’ll be living underwater,
eating 3D printed food and holidaying by drone
You can take everything including the kitchen sink on holiday
In the future, rather than packing to go on holiday, we’ll be able
to take our houses with us (including the kitchen sink), thanks to giant
drones.
A new report by a group of academics, future architects and
urbanists, which looks at what life might be like 100 years from now, has
predicted that the huge drones will carry entire buildings wherever you want to
go, without upsetting any of the soft furnishings.
And instead of building up, future city planners may well look the
other way.
People will live in ‘earth-scrapers’, which will go up to 25
storeys underground. And ‘bubble cities’ will be created underwater so humans
can survive under the sea.
3D-printed food, something that is already possible today, will
become a way of life, with the ability to download dishes from your favourite
chefs, which can be printed out, ready to eat, in seconds.
We’ll also be able to 3D-print entire houses, and all the
furniture to go in them.
For your extended summer break, instead of heading to the Costa
Brava for two weeks, families will be able to take commercial flights into
space, as colonisation of the Moon and Mars will have taken place, the Samsung
commissioned SmartThings Future Living Report suggests.
Our homes will also come with LED screen walls which can be
changed to suit the mood (so no more fights over which shade of magnolia to
use).
‘Our lives today are almost unrecognisable from those a century
ago,’ said space scientist Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock, who co-authored the
report for SmartThings, an app which lets you control everyday objects in your
home.
‘Just ten years ago,
technology like SmartThings would have been inconceivable, yet today
developments like this let us monitor, control and secure our living spaces
with the touch of a smartphone,’ Dr Maggie explained.
‘Over the next century we will see further seismic shifts in the
way we live and interact with our surroundings’.
Alison Lynch for Metro.co.uk
http://metro.co.uk/2016/02/15/life-in-the-year-2116-experts-predict-well-be-living-underwater-eating-3d-printed-food-and-holidaying-by-drone-5682342/#ixzz40Hvhas3K
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