As we navigate the rapidly developing landscape of technology, we asked five industry leaders, including Directors and a CEO, about the emerging technologies they believe will play a crucial role in their fields. From the Internet of Things revolutionizing the logistics sector to the potential of procedural content generation in gaming, these experts share their insights on the future of their industries.
- IoT Revolutionizing the Logistics Sector
- GANs’ Potential in Diverse Industries
- AR Transforming Education and Training
- AI’s Role in Future Healthcare
- Procedural Content Generation in Gaming
IoT Revolutionizing the Logistics Sector
A cutting-edge technology that I’ve witnessed revolutionizing the logistics sector is the Internet of Things (IoT). I’ve seen how IoT devices, such as sensors and trackers, are integrated into vehicles, parcels, and warehouses, allowing for real-time monitoring and data collection.
This firsthand experience has shown me how IoT enhances supply chain visibility, optimizes route planning, and enables predictive maintenance, ultimately leading to increased efficiency and cost reduction in the logistics industry.
Salim Benadel, Director, Storm Internet
GANs’ Potential in Diverse Industries
One emerging technology that I believe will play a crucial role in the future of AI is Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs). GANs have already shown immense potential in various applications, including image generation, natural language processing, and even drug discovery.
The ability of GANs to generate realistic and high-quality data has the potential to revolutionize industries like healthcare, entertainment, and design.
GANs can create realistic simulations, generate creative content, and improve decision-making processes by providing diverse and realistic datasets for AI models. As GAN technology continues to advance, its impact on AI and various industries will likely be profound.
Jay Toy, General Manager, 88stacks
AR Transforming Education and Training
As someone who has dealt with the evolution of technology in my field, I firmly believe that augmented reality (AR) will be a game-changer. In my experience, AR has the potential to revolutionize education and training by creating immersive and interactive learning experiences.
At our company, we’ve witnessed how AR can help learners visualize complex concepts, simulate real-world scenarios, and engage in hands-on training, which is invaluable, especially in professions that require practical skills.
From my perspective, as AR technology advances, it will provide more accessible and cost-effective ways to enhance education and training, reflecting my journey of embracing innovative tools in my field.
Nilesh Rakholia, Director, Abelini
AI’s Role in Future Healthcare
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is poised to revolutionize the field of medicine. With AI’s ability to analyze vast datasets swiftly, it can assist healthcare professionals in diagnosing diseases, predicting patient outcomes, and personalizing treatments.
For instance, Company A has developed an AI system that can analyze medical images like X-rays and MRIs. This technology has demonstrated an accuracy rate of 95%, significantly reducing the risk of misdiagnoses and enabling earlier interventions.
As healthcare becomes more data-driven, AI’s role will only grow, ultimately leading to better patient care, faster diagnoses, and improved treatment outcomes. Its potential to transform the medical landscape is undeniable, making AI an indispensable technology in the future of healthcare.
Himanshu Sharma, CEO and Founder, Academy of Digital Marketing
Procedural Content Generation in Gaming
Procedural content generation is going to take off in a big way within the next decade, I believe. While there’s always going to be a market for bespoke, hand-made content in video games, I think completely procedural experiences are yet to truly find their niche in this medium.
There’s an enormous market for infinite gameplay functionality. With AI development having taken off as of late, it’s bound to play into the games’ ability to serve up proc-gen content in due time.
Shaun Gozo-Hill, Director, 2Game