Futurism, future startups
The future of the Internet. Startups trough blow up the world? What will they be, who will implement them, how will they affect our life? Many questions, I propose to discuss a few in my opinion ideas hanging in the air.
I also hope for your help in generating such ideas, maybe we will push someone to become that very ...
First, a simple and fairly discussed idea:
Remote games. The concept is that the game is launched on a remote server, the client using a broadband connection and the corresponding client, connects and plays at any time. He does not need to worry about the power of his computer, to worry about compatibility with the operating system, new drivers, patches and updates. He just plays and enjoys the process. He can even play games designed entirely for other platforms, such as consoles or slot machines.
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The second, rarely discussed but quite relevant.
Creating a single distributed p2p network, the dream of Pirate Bay, to be independent of hosting. The concept of creating a cloud using client machines, in which literally all the information about media files, constant sharing and public accessibility of any of the media files known to the base of a unique indicator.
The third, widely discussed, many promise to implement it.
Full computer translation. The destruction of the language barrier. Correct and high-quality translation of texts from one language to another, full speech recognition and, consequently, instant voice translation.
Fourth, fantasy and cinema think about it.
The implementation of the idea of ​​“Deadly races” or “Gladiator fights” or “Fights without rules”, roughly speaking a cruel sport, without restrictions, with injuries, blood, heat, and possibly even death. The concept, the online broadcast of violence for a paid subscription. The only question is who will be the first to decide this, he will also collect the first millions of subscribers and billions of dollars. Then, with sufficient funds, their satellites and even countries are only a matter of time.
Your idea?
I also hope for your help in generating such ideas, maybe we will push someone to become that very ...
First, a simple and fairly discussed idea:
Remote games. The concept is that the game is launched on a remote server, the client using a broadband connection and the corresponding client, connects and plays at any time. He does not need to worry about the power of his computer, to worry about compatibility with the operating system, new drivers, patches and updates. He just plays and enjoys the process. He can even play games designed entirely for other platforms, such as consoles or slot machines.
')
UPD: by megatondetrua - Not such a distant future) Service OnLive kagbe hints. www.onlive.com
The second, rarely discussed but quite relevant.
Creating a single distributed p2p network, the dream of Pirate Bay, to be independent of hosting. The concept of creating a cloud using client machines, in which literally all the information about media files, constant sharing and public accessibility of any of the media files known to the base of a unique indicator.
The third, widely discussed, many promise to implement it.
Full computer translation. The destruction of the language barrier. Correct and high-quality translation of texts from one language to another, full speech recognition and, consequently, instant voice translation.
Fourth, fantasy and cinema think about it.
The implementation of the idea of ​​“Deadly races” or “Gladiator fights” or “Fights without rules”, roughly speaking a cruel sport, without restrictions, with injuries, blood, heat, and possibly even death. The concept, the online broadcast of violence for a paid subscription. The only question is who will be the first to decide this, he will also collect the first millions of subscribers and billions of dollars. Then, with sufficient funds, their satellites and even countries are only a matter of time.
Your idea?
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/71812/
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