Seven things you might not know about technology
Mobile phones, cameras, food processors and many more are some of the key elements that make up our lives. We must admit that this development of technology made our lives much easier.
The importance of technology for economic development is widely recognized, given the impact that technology can have on the success or failure of business survival of the companies, especially in an environment of a very intensive and global competition.
Even if we don't drive to our job using a teleportation machine, technological inventions that changed the world have been improved, so we got to build robots fish or factories where all the work is done by robotic machines.
We are witnessing to a spectacular technological breakthrough that revolutionized all areas where man acts, from medicine, environment, education to engineering industries, aerospace and evolution doesn't stop there.
We don't know if we will have special machines to teleport anywhere we want, but I want to present you a few things about technlogy that probably you haven't heard about.
The word robot comes from the Czech language, robota. Translated into English, robota means forced work.
A red panda is native to the Himalayas and southwestern China. Translated into English, red panda means Firefox.
The first camera took a picture in 8 hours!
Apple's first logo was attributed to Isaac Newton sitting under a tree with an apple that was about to fall into his head.
Companies that produce technological equipment are testing the new products in New Zealand. The reason why they are testing the products there is because if a product is a failure the news about that doens't spread so fast.
In 2012 NYU Poly built a robot fish. It was introduced in an aquarium filled with live fish for testing, and the robot mimics the fish so well, that he became their leader.
Just kidding about the fish. The real robot fish is in the photo below.
There is a factory in Japan that can operate unattended for 30 days, because everything is done by robots.
Source: http://omofon.com/21-de-lucruri-pe-care-nu-le-stiai-despre-tehnologie
Hi good post i didn't knew about testing stuffs in New Zealand in case of failure lol
Hi, thank you! I didn't know about that too!