From MIT Technology Review: A computer with a camera and projector fits into a light bulb socket, and can make any surface interactive. Could this affect farming technology? |
Technology
has triggered enormous changes, even from year to year, and those changes touch
families almost as quickly. Its affect
on farming is no different. I have no
idea where it is going next. As my last
entry in this farm-related series, what are your thoughts? If you were writing a science fiction story
regarding farming or agriculture, what would you include? What is the next step? What is the "ideal" situation even
if it seems impossible at this time?
Remember,
many of Jules Verne's ideas in his science fiction stories are possible
today. The same is true with 007 James
Bond's gadgets—not all of them—yet. I
also remember lamenting over my desire to have a telephone that I could take
with me in the car to call for help (or to even say I was running behind). Now, nearly everyone has this device and
refer to it as a cell phone. It does
what I wanted and so MUCH more that I did not even begin to dream about.
I would
love to hear your thoughts on this and how you think it may touch your family.
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