EP.4 Body-Adapted Wearable Electronics | 10 Years Of Emerging Tech

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In Episode 4 of 10 Years of Emerging Tech, Joseph Costantine, Associate Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the American University of Beirut, shares his insights on body-adapted wearable electronics, which made it onto the 2014 list of Top 10 Emerging Technologies.

This year the World Economic Forum and Scientific American are celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Top 10 Emerging Technologies Report. Over the past nine years, experts have made predictions about the emerging technologies expected to have major social, economic and environmental impacts worldwide. But how well did these technologies end up performing, and how will they impact our lives in the years ahead?

In the run up to the 2021 report launch on 16 November, we look back at some of the technologies from the past nine reports with the help of leading experts and ask: did the technology change the world, or did it fail to fulfil its potential? How is it impacting lives today, and where is it headed?

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