Scientists give new meaning to the term “bad breath”An international team of 63 scientists have identified unique “breathprints” for 17 diseases with 86 percent accuracy, and have developed a miniature breathalyzer that noninvasively detects, classifies and diagnoses these diseases, including numerous types of cancer, Parkinson's, multiple sclerosis, chronic kidney disease and others.Read On the Horizon Futures Report |
3D bioprinting can now custom-build organs, tissues and bonesSoon, on-demand bioprinting will be the answer to organ donor shortages in this country that claim the lives of 22 people each day waiting for compatible donor organs.Read On the Horizon Futures Report |
Rosie the Robot, where are you?While we are inching ever closer to the ideal of what smart home technology can do, much of this fantasy will remain elusive in 2017, says Fastcompany's Jared Newman.Read On the Horizon Futures Report |
Insomnia? Gartner says track these tech trendsCompeting in a world of accelerating digital business innovation is no doubt what keeps most CEOS and CIOs awake at night these days. Are you wondering what technologies to track and monitor in order to get ahead of the competition?Read On the Horizon Futures Report |
On the Horizon Futures ReportCurated by Pamela McConathy Schied, MS, Futures Studies in Commerce, College of Technology, University of Houston; Principal, Foresight Communications Group, pam@thinkforesight.comRead On the Horizon Futures Report |
On the Horizon Futures ReportSaurage Research On the Horizon Futures Report explores prefabrication, industries disrupted by artificial intelligence and big data, the sharing economy and financial technology trends of 2016.Read On the Horizon Futures Report |
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