the game changers careers for today and tomorrow emerging trends that could change the way we work...

The Game ChangersCareers for

Today and TomorrowEMERGING TRENDS THAT COULD CHANGE THE WAY WE WORK AND LIVE

Presented by: Candy Slocum, InterLink www.interlink-ntx.org ~ the portal to labor market information

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Game Changing Industries and Technologies

Energy

Robotics

Biomedics/DNA/GeneticsSmart Sensors

3 D Manufacturing

The Internet of Things

Drones

The Internet of Things ~ Run your life through a programmable world

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVlT4sX6uVs

Medical Treatment

Bookings


Smart Materials● By 2020, more than 50 billion devices will

be connected to the Internet, and by 2030, virtually every item of value will become traceable because of smart dust sensors.

● Next-generation manufacturing will automatically embed smart dust particles with sensors and transmitters into everything we own.

● Sensors in our clothing, cars, jewelry, shoes, and homes will be primarily used to detect everything from air quality to health irregularities, but they will also alert an “owner” when a theft has occurred.


Smart Materials including High-tech clothing with amazing features...

fabrics that change colors, repel oil, kill bacteria, charge cell phones and more.

Among early uses: Military and blue-collar apparel. Chemical nanolayers will protect soldiers from biological weapons and outdoor workers from bug bites.

They’ll help restaurant workers stay clean and mechanics ward off oil stains.

Smart Materials


Smart SystemsConverged Systems

Smart Grids - GeospatialGIS – GPS - RFID ©InterLink 2014 All rights reserved

Grocery Shopping



At the same time that billions of jobs are disappearing, we will be creating billions more. But to do so, we will need to streamline our systems and prepare for the skill sets and job demands of tomorrow.

Examples:

•Automated manufacturing is already eliminating many jobs. Bots and drones will begin disrupting many other industries along with their base of employment.

•Driverless cars will be on the verge of eliminating millions of driver positions. Buses, taxis, trucks, limos, UPS, FedEx, and more will be transitioning into driverless forms of themselves.

• At the same time, we’ll see a dwindling of parking lots, gas stations, traffic cops, and traffic courts, and fewer doctors and nurses will be needed to treat injuries.

A Churning Economy …..As old jobs are disrupted, new jobs evolve

Future of Medicine and Biotechnolog

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Camera in a pill•Endoscope camera

http://www.youtube.com/embed/r13uYs7jglg24/7 Vscan - medical care 8.50min

Dubbed the Helius, Proteus’s “smart pill” -•a pinhead-sized sensor embedded in a pill, •and a battery-powered patch •monitors various health indicators:•sleep, activity, respiration, and heart rate•powered by the human body, no batteries required. •transmits a signal to the patch, •indicating the time of ingestion and type of pill swallowed. •the patch periodically sends all of its data to a designated smartphone.


➢ the width of two human hairs ➢ injected into an artery or a vein➢ guided by remote control➢ transported via a propulsion system based on

the E.coli bacterium and a built-in micromotorswim through arteries and the digestive system to detect disease

➢ small enough to pass through the heart and other organs

➢ move through the body and pick up a few cells as part of a biopsy procedure

➢ go where catheters cannot reach such as inside the brain

➢ treat patients using noninvasive or minimally invasive procedures

➢ may allow patients to avoid surgery altogether➢ deliver medical glue to the site of a damaged

cranial artery

NEXT STAGE - FANTASTIC VOYAGE

Researchers at MonashUniversity in Australia are developing a microrobot

Da Vinci Si Surgical System•14 yrs.•2500 units worldwide•200,000 procedures per yr.•Operates on nearly every organ


Tengion ~ East Norriton, Pa. •the future of new organs could come from the very patients that need them. •"grow" organs from live human tissue in a laboratory.

• invented a new way to make a "neo bladder" based on a patient's own tissue, •filed for 70 patents covering the entire process.

Genetics ~ Regenerative Medicine

Forget transplants and stem

cells—

Grow Organs from Live Human

Tissue –

Eyes, Ears, Fingers, Bladders,

Lungs,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LE2um9rOVlQ&feature=channel(1:30 w/commercial)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GwcT1ViM-hw(8:16)


Adult Healthcare● By 2030, adult visits to a doctor for an annual physical, blood

cholesterol screening, exams for prostate or breast cancer, and many other important but nonemergency consultations will be a thing of the past.

● Several trends will drive this change:

● Technology will enable an accurate and personalized diagnosis in your own home. The ubiquity of smartphones and sensors tied to cloud computing will allow screening for chemical indicators for cancer, blood glucose and oxygenation levels, EKG, respiration rate, heart attack and stroke precursors, and more. The information will upload into a personal medical database, and no human will ever see it until your database alerts your doctor that something is amiss.

● Users will be alerted to issues via algorithms that scan daily test results. Computers may send simple text questions to obtain more information; if that questioning cannot resolve the issue, the computer will schedule an examination with an appropriate specialist.


Genetically engineered animals could become a major part of agriculture, by creating livestock that grows faster, consumes less feed, produces less waste, and yields leaner, healthier meat. Or, it may bypass animals and be lab-grown ~ but not soon. ©InterLink 2014 All rights reserved


• Cheaper, better microprocessors cutting costs & increasing speed

• New lightweight materials, such as carbon fiber & elastic polymers

• Incorporating current technologies into robots boosting function with lessening expenses

• Advanced sensors allowing adaption to environments, such as speed, pressure, heat, etc.

• Artificial intelligence giving robots the ability to act independently

• Software algorithms taking huge amounts of data, using it to discriminate and make decisions

• Nanotechnology is creating robots small enough to navigate inside the human body to perform precise tasks

ROBOTICS DEVELOPMENT DRIVERS

“It isn’t that Robots are taking jobs away, they are changing the way work is performed as Information Technology development becomes more sophisticated.” Glenn C. Wintrich Jr., DELL

A ROBOT FOR EVERY NEED

Robo Mower


● Renowned for its lifelike character robots. FrubberTM skin material enables robots to reflect human emotions through true, lifelike skin. Hanson’s Character Engine software enables robots and virtual characters to act with humanlike grace previously only exhibited in high-end film animation. Characters can see people and understand speech, which allows the characters to simulate motives, will and emotions


http://www.hansonrobotics.comRichardson, Texas

Jules is a Conversational Character Robot designed and built by David Hanson. Jules is (Artificial Intelligence) Ai, made with a light weight material called Frubber™ , which enables his face to be mobile and expressive... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRR33WDFi_k

Visit their robot Einstein at the Smithsonian Institute

http://techland.time.com/2014/01/28/back-to-the-future-2s-robotic-gas-station-arrives-a-year-early/?xid=newsletter-techland Robotic Fueling Arm1:57

Robots – “Bots”

● Creation of New Jobs:◦ Designers, engineers, repairmen◦ Robot therapists◦ Robot trainers◦ Robot fashion designers

● Jobs Going Away:◦ Fishing bots will replace fishermen◦ Mining bots will replace miners◦ Ag bots will replace farm workers◦ Inspection bots will replace human inspectors◦ Warrior drones will replace soldiers◦ Robots can pick up building material coming out

of the 3D printer and build a house with it


Drones


http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=YQIMGV5vtd4

Congress to Open U.S. Skies to Drones into the National Airspace System (NAS) by September 30, 2015, and in the sky's by 2017, likely carrying cargo not more than 55 lbs. The FAA has predicted that by 2020, there will be over 30,000 drones in our domestic airspace. Source: Flying Magazine

Police Departments

Homeland Security

Border Patrol

Agriculture

Super Surveillance Camera installed on aircraft. http://www.youtube.com/embed/13BahrdkMU8?feature=player_embedded

Emergency responders.

Engineers

Surveyors

Fire Fighters

Home Delivery Drones?


http://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/Amazon-Prime-Air-droneAmazon delivery - 1:19

Jobs will include: •Drone standards specialists•Drone docking designers and engineers•Environmental minimizers•Sound diminution engineers•Visual aesthetic reductionists

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/faa-considers-drone-use-for-film-and-tv-industries/Lights, cameras, drones – Hollywood wants to use Drones to make movies: 2:56

Hollywood Movie Making Drones?

Manufacturing


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“3 or 4-D Printing ~ Rapid

Prototyping”➢ Print your own products

tailored to your specifications. Being used today for medical appliances, auto parts, physical structures and automobiles.

➢ 3D printing offers the potential for an industrial revolution within the current generation

➢ With funding from NASA, USC has devised a process called “contour crafting.” ➢ the printed home of the

future will have it all – wiring, plumbing, and air conditioning. The field has the “potential to build safe, reliable, and affordable lunar and Martian structures, habitats, laboratories, and other facilities before the arrival of human beings.”

➢ Buy printable files that download directly into your 3-D printer➢ Retailers will sell the patterns

and cartridges of raw materials needed to print things

“Think of 3 Dimensional Printing as a China on your desktop.”

Chris DiBona, Open Source Programs Manager, Google Inc., 8 April 2008.

http://venturebeat.com/2012/08/03/3d-printer-little-girl-magic-arms/Emma’s Arms 3:57http://searchmanufacturingerp.techtarget.com/definition/4-D-printing3:53 ©InterLink 2014 All rights reserved

3-D printers will disrupt everything - manufacturing, health care, retail, art, construction building materials, and logistics. Printed clothing and shoes produced at the store you’re shopping in will replace garment districts around the world. Printed buildings and houses will eliminate the need for contractors and building materials. Pill printers will replace entire pharmacies.

Future jobs include:

•Material experts•Design engineers•Organ agents (for 3D printed organs)•Printer repair•Product design•Stylists•Prosthesis design•Automotive design•Construction design

Various materials:

•Metal•Nylon•Clay•Wood•Pulp•Plastics•Other polymers

http://searchmanufacturingerp.techtarget.com/definition/4-D-printing

3:53


Now there is 4D Printing


● http://searchmanufacturingerp.techtarget.com/definition/4-D-printing 3:53

IBM’s reparative printing.

Bio Mimicry ~ Looking to Nature for Answers“Take an engineering problem and find examples of how nature has solved that problem.”


From Boxfish to zero to 60 mph in 7.9 seconds


Inventor discovered the fastest, sleekest fish like dolphins & sharks aren’t the most efficient.

SMART CARS

http://techland.time.com/2013/10/21/honda-shows-off-cars-that-valet-park-themselves/?xid=newsletter-techlandHonda Valet Cars: 2:21


Nationwide 200+ Smart GridProjects are underway


Education…. •Education will see a mass transition from teaching to coaching, as traditional classes begin to take place online by 2030, even in

K-12•Colleges today cost far too much and take too long, a new wave of full-immersion skill train centers or Micro Colleges has begun to emerge

•Tomorrow’s job titles include:•school designers•career transitionists•goal counselors


EDUCATION

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZkHpNnXLB0&feature=relmfu

Corning 5:59

Corning

Classroom of the Future


Innovation!!The process that takes new ideas and implements them in a way that creates value in solving unmet needs.

The next generation of tires ~ Michelin TiresResilient Tech Developed for the military application of transport through the mountains of Afghanistain….- airless - no more air valves...- no more air compressors at gas stations...- no more repair kits...- no more flats... ©InterLink 2014 All rights reserved

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