Growing up, there was always this idea that anything that was technology or science fiction was ‘un-African’, too far removed from our traditional and ancestral background. However, the idea of African sci-fi and technological advances wasn’t so far-fetched and now it has a name: Afrofuturism.
During the Future of Emergency Care event, leading doctors said the NHS must keep pace with the technological changes in our society and deliver more personalised care.
Your shuttle from London to Edinburgh is leaving soon, and if you catch it, you will be in Scotland in just 40 minutes. Sounds unreal? Maybe for now, but these technologies might well change the way we live in the city.
Movies have predicted the future before, so why not again? Here are five film-born technologies that are more realistic than they look – and could become common in the next few years.
