3 New Technology That Will Change Your Life

There is a lot of potential for amazing changes in technology during 2020. This development will have a significant impact on human life. Well, there are countless inventions, but there are three main areas that will revolutionize some aspects of human life during the current year.

Artificial Intelligence:
At present, every smart application is driven to some extent by artificial intelligence. Examples of this are Google Assistant and Apple's Siri software. The two companies are making further improvements in this regard and this will continue through 2020. Similarly, Amazon Alexa is improving very rapidly. Until now Alexa had needed a good processor in addition to 100 MB RAM, but now the software runs on only one MB and normal processor. Amazon claims that adding Alexa to the product can do a lot of work through voice alone. These include closing the bulbs, setting thermostat limits, and a number of other tasks for those who use the language instead of the hands will be enough.
May 2020 Google Assistant is coming out which, according to the company, will not only answer your questions but it will also be able to understand your point in advance. Google and Amazon are increasing their ability to listen to their own software so they can sense the wind and the footsteps.

5G Technology
2020 is supposed to be the year of 5G, which will be working all over the United States, with the mobile sets supporting it becoming cheaper, which will make this technology accessible to the common man. It is estimated that 5G will completely transform human life, making it easier for machines to interact with each other vehicles without a driver will avoid the collision because of the same contact.

Internet Of Things:
It is also known as IoT in short terms and it will penetrate the internet across devices and products. Everything from security cameras, vacuum cleaners and locks to the internet will dominate the internet. It is estimated that by 2025, 100 billion products will be connected to each other, allowing consumers to control them even when they are present away.