Human augmentation

• Human Augmentation: The behavioural analytics market is expected to reach $3 billion in revenue in 2030 globally, up from $230 million in 2019. / SME10X
• Gaming will lead the way with companies like Oculus and Magic Leap pushing the boundaries of imagination. / Forbes
• IoT trends in 2021 will disrupt some workforces and usher in greater human augmentation in work. / IoT World Today
• The world can expect to see further advancements in human augmentation software and devices. / Best DevOps
• 2021 will mark the beginning of a new era that will be powered by human augmentation technologies. / Ernst & Young
• Technology such as biochips, augmented intelligence, emotion ai and immersive workspaces will continue to grow in popularity over the next five to ten years, ushering in an age where bionics, brain-computer interfaces and neurotechnology are the norm. / The Total Report
• The India Opportunity an integrated data utilization strategy can add US$450 - US$ 500 billion to India's GDP by 2025. / Analytics Insight
• AI, virtual reality, and other new technologies will triple the number of people with disabilities employed by 2023 - leading to a brand new workforce. / Strategies for Influence
• Human Augmentation: The behavioral analytics market is expected to reach $3 billion in revenue in 2030, up from $230 million in 2019. / IoT Business News
• The market for next-generation batteries - at one-sixth the cost and 20 times the operating life - is expected to grow 120 times between now and 2040, powering the infrastructure of human augmentation. / Assets EY
• Around 40% of enterprises will shift from designing for humans to designing humans themselves through the adoption of human augmentation technologies and methodologies, by 2025. / Analytics Insight
• Increasing levels of physical and cognitive human augmentation will become prevalent as individuals seek personal enhancements over the next 10 years - creating a new consumerisation effect where employees seek to exploit their personal enhancements to improve their office environment. / Information Age
• Over the next 10 years, increasing levels of physical and cognitive human augmentation will become more prevalent as individuals seek personal enhancements raising the number of biohackers and bodyhackers globally. / Interesting Engineering
• Profound transformations to medicine and society neural interfaces could provoke looming ethical implications. / Longevity.Technology
• Gartner projects by 2025, 40% of enterprises will adopt human augmentation technologies and methodologies. / CIO Dive
• By 2025, 40 per cent of enterprises will shift from designing for humans to architecting humans themselves by adopting human augmentation technologies and methodologies. / ARN
• At CES 2019, Prsonas will demonstrate a smart, interactive self-service hologram that can act as a virtual sales rep. / gurufocus
• Imperial College is trialling a new hologram technology that will allow the university to beam the best lecturers from across the globe into their business school. / Cushman & Wakefield Blog
• University students at Imperial College Business School will be the first in the world to have live lectures delivered to them via hologram. / Imperial College London
• Amy Winehouse's hologram will be going on tour in 2019 along with a live band, according to Engadget. / Mashable Australia
• The global Hologram market is valued at 29 million US$ in 2017 and will reach 190 million US$ by the end of 2025. / Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research

Last updated: 09 May 2021