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Transcript of IBM’s Next 5 in 5 Five Innovations That Could Change Our Lives in the Next Five Years
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Ku-Jei King, Ph.D.Manager, System Development,IBM Taiwan Systems and Technology LabOctober 30, 2007
IBM’s Next 5 in 5Five Innovations That Could Change Our Lives in the Next Five Years
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Speech Translation will be Real-time
There will be a 3-D Internet
Cell Phones will Read our Minds
Computer Technology will Help Solve Environmental Issues
We will Have Remote Access to Healthcare
IBM’s “Next 5 in 5” Overview
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Real-time Speech
Translation Will Help Eliminate Language Barriers
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Imagine instantly being able “speak” or understand another language anywhere in the world
Communicate via a handheld, a laptop, or just by picking up the telephone and asking for real-time translation services
Translation technologies embedded into handheld devices, home phones, cars, and more.
Implications for emergency medical teams, travelers, business, governments.
Real-time Speech Translation Technology Eliminating Language Barriers
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Speech Translation Technologies
MIT Technology Review - One of “10 Emerging Technologies That Will Change Your World”
Time Magazine - One of ”5 New Things that Will Blow your Mind”
Text translation
Machine Translation
Speech Recognition Speech Synthesis
Today, speech innovations are allowing media companies to monitor Chinese and Arabic news broadcasts over the Web in English, travelers to use PDAs to translate menus in Japanese, and doctors to communicate with patients in Spanish.
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MASTOR: Bi-directional free form speech
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There will be a
3-D Internet
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Virtual Worlds – highly visual, immersive environments …
… not just games, user generated worlds with social aspects already showing promise for business …
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Transforming Customer Experiences
Improving Business Process (i.e. supply chain, manufacturing, HR)
Commerce and Transactions
3D Modeling and Simulations
Real World and Virtual World Connections
Building out the 3D Net
And their impact on society: Medical or other training using virtual world technology
Rehearsal and role playing
Simulations and response
3D models, immersive environments recreate real life and simplify the complex
Business Implications and Opportunities
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Virtual worlds and 3-D environments in the multi-channel retailing environment
Virtual Circuit City Replicates products in 3D
Use of avatars to walk the aisles; consumer experiences products as in real life
Extends community of customers and experts from stores, to forums online and the virtual world
Creates a richer, more immersive experience for customers
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Cell Phones Will Read Our
Minds
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Cell Phones Will Read Our Minds
Advanced “presence” technology will give handheld devices the ability to automatically learn about your preferences and know where you are.
Presence technology could direct you to the closest branch of your bank, or even recommend a nearby restaurant you’d like.
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Mobile Devices Learn Users’ Locationand Preferences
Norway's largest telecom company, Telenor, is testing technology to allow mobile devices and networks to learn about users' whereabouts and preferences as they commute, work and travel.
Telenor plans to improve its service by using the knowledge of where
its users are located and automate routine operations.
The system - known as PASTA -- uses sensors like GPS and processing software to filter information and uses the important events to adapt to the user's preferences.
Complete “presence” awareness
Infrastructure works with a variety of wireless networks - GSM, GPS, RFID and Wi-fi, for example.
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Technology Will Address
Environmental Issues
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Need for New Water Filtration Technologies
The World Bank reportsthat 80 countries nowhave water shortages thatthreaten health andeconomies while 40percent of the world more than 2 billion people— have no access toclean water or sanitation.
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Imagine Computing Technologies Helping Address Environmental Issues
Early 2007 New research effort
focused on environment
Apply advanced computing technologies to emerging environmental opportunities, such as water filtration via nanotechnology and efficient solar power systems.
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Reducing Data Center Energy Consumption
PG&E to optimize energy efficiency opportunities in California IT ops
Server consolidation and new measurement methods to reduce heat consumption in 40,000 sq. feet of raised floor
Virtualization technology to boost utilization of the systems from 10% to 80%
IBM “Project Big Green”
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Remote Access to Healthcare
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The 2006 Census Bureau report : people are migrating out of major cities and moving into counties 40 or more miles away from major cities.
Healthcare cost crisis continues to develop
• A significant percentage of developing world populations have virtually no access to meaningful healthcare, especially due to lack of transportation.
Emerging need for remote healthcare access
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Benefits of Remote Healthcare
A patient could take her blood pressure at home and then an authorized care provider could securely access the results through a cell phone.
• IBM and its partners are working on remote healthcare technologies.
• Imagine if a doctor could monitor a patient’s health remotely
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Research hospitals treat health care problems with innovative technology access
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC), an innovator in remote patient monitoring: “Telehealth” monitors chronic heart conditions
Collaboration between hospitals and manufacturers as industry moves toward portable equipment and implantable devices
Open healthcare software standardsprovide access to completemedical history
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IBM’s Next 5 in 5Q&A
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Additional Slides
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www.traduceloahora.org
The Challenge Languages can unite or divide the world Latinos in the U.S. doubled between 1980 and 2000;
represent 40% of population More than half the content on the internet is in English only
Addressing the digital divide: Bi-directional email translations Translates web sites automatically from English to Spanish Simplified educational sessions and enhanced basic computer-training; Help clients more easily find employment at popular job search Web
sites.
“¡Tradúcelo Ahora! eliminates language barriers between Spanish speaking parents with limited English skills and educators. It’s like a veil has been lifted…Now I can directly communicate with these families about the progress their sons and daughters are making in my classes.”
- Pamela Dennis, Teacher, Washington Irving High School, New York City
“¡Tradúcelo Ahora! eliminates language barriers between Spanish speaking parents with limited English skills and educators. It’s like a veil has been lifted…Now I can directly communicate with these families about the progress their sons and daughters are making in my classes.”
- Pamela Dennis, Teacher, Washington Irving High School, New York City
¡TradúceloAhora!
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