A short juxtaposition of all leading projects and companies in the AR-glasses bubble.

Introduction

There are only a few moments in tech history, which are worth being classified as big. Those are products that affect our everyday lives change the way we live, work, communicate, or do literally anything in society. They shape our future by creating new working fields or communities -they basically turn the whole world upside down. 30 years ago. Nobody could have predicted such an established future as being a mobile app developer because they didn’t even have mobile phones. Though we know that 95% percent of…

the Future of Urban Transportation

When we talk about the future of travel, people often think of flying cars, rockets that transport the top 1% from Shanghai to New York in 39 minutes, or trains. Some might even think of hyper-loop, a concept that is supposed to send people at supersonic speeds on inter-city trips, leaving air-plains behind. But while flying cars, for example, seem extremely exciting and cold, they are unrealistic to become the new standard, as long as we cannot control gravity. We cannot stop the noise those copters will produce, the potential that one of those flying bases is hitting people, or…

Last week, it got the chance to listen to one of the greatest innovators of our time. He changed the way how we communicate and interact with everything in the world. He helped to develop a system that now, more than 1.5 billion people use. He build iOS. He also founded Nest and understood from the first moment that minimalism and simplicity are key. His name is Matt Rogers.

Now, iOS might not seem huge. Nothing you could compare to the Space Race or the car’s innovation, or what Newton or Tesla did. However, let me prove you wrong! We…

Our society, if we started working together, instead of fighting each other politically, economically, or literally.

introduction

Did you know that NASA Got 22 Billion dollars last year? I mean, that’s too much, isn’t it? That’s at least what every forth American citizen complains about. …

How Modern Devices and Media Contacts Destroy our Curiosity and Creativity.

Since the beginning of the human race, people have tried to blend themselves. It’s in our nature, to avoid boredom. We invented time-consuming disruptions like games, poetry, or comedy, as well as the idea of numbing or “expanding “our mental capacity by taking drugs whatsoever. Even our brains blend themselves by fantasizing overnight.

All those actions follow the same principals; to distract from reality. And that’s completely ok. …