5 Big Technology Innovations Of 2018: IBM Reveals Amazing Developments That Will Impact All Of Us

Today IBM is announcing its ‘Five-for-Five’ report, highlighting five amazing technological advances that will have a real impact on lives in the next half decade.

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From AI-powered micro-cameras monitoring the world’s oceans to the graduation of quantum computers from the lab into the real world, here’s a summary of these game-changing breakthroughs.

AI-powered robot microscopes will help clean up the world’s water supplies

Water shortage is a problem that could affect up to a quarter of the world’s population by 2025. The behavior of microscopic plankton can give vital clues on everything from chemical pollution levels to temperature change.

Autonomous, robotic cameras developed by IBM and powered by AIhave the potential to monitor this behavior in more detail than has been possible before. Data from the cameras can be analyzed to give real-time insights into factors affecting water quality and life in our lakes and oceans.

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