Tendencias a futuro en el diseño de productos (+2060)
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The document discusses several trends that will transform society, technology, politics, media, transportation, food, retail, work, and human behavior over the next 50 years. It identifies areas like aging populations, a shift in global power to the East, and emerging technologies like genetics, robotics, the internet, and nanotechnology as driving major changes. Specific trends mentioned include globalization and glocalization, polarization, anxiety, searching for meaning, the rise of nanotechnology, biotechnology, machines that can judge emotional states, urbanization, environmental issues, on-demand and user-generated media content, driverless vehicles, personalized and convenient food options, sustainability in retail, and the impacts of technology and globalization on the future of work
Tendencias a futuro en el diseño de productos (+2060)
- 1. FutureFiles Maestría en Diseño Integral Diseño e Innovación Integral Alberto Rosa Sierra
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Desire for control Widespread outbreaks of panic Food passports 10-mile diets Convenience World’s first opens Energy harvesting buildings Intelligent Government e-services Robocops in Rise of N11 countries Power shift Eastwards Ageing Urbanisation Investment in renewable energy Localism Paper statements & bills Home-based health Virtual libraries Peak Use of fake information as a weapon Volatility Eco-cynics Face recognition Personalisation Virtual protests Revival of far-right politics Widespread use of nano-Virtual water Globalisation unravelling Local energy transmission networks Obesity Lunar dimming streetlights Mercantilism Globalisation Declining fertility Anxiety Individualism Facebook Holidays at home packages (meet your online e-Environmental change Stored value cards Online micro-payments Micro-finance Mobile payments Contactless payments Sustainability Debt Digitalisation Medical tourism Increasing longevity Health & safety hysteria Consumer e-health Expecting less Nostalgia Search for meaning (Mondays to Fridays only) Rising rage Growth of virtual communities Culture of immediacy Men behaving like women women behaving like men Societal feminisation Unsupervised adults Seabed mining Increasing complexity Growth of ‘Tech-No’ movement suing humans Baby licences Online funerals population hits 9 billion Death of distance First internet addiction clinic Consumer e-health Online medical records Telemedicine iPills Depression Loneliness Broader definitions of health Healthcare rationing Robotic surgery Bio-simulations Intelligent packaging 4 billion mobile phone subscribers Global hospital brands Human organ farms Biotechnology Bio-mimicry Robotics Speech recognition RFID Synthetic biology Device convergence Blurring of scientific disciplines Basic forms of AI Basic forms of AI Home/work convergence Devices re-programming themselves in light of experience Shape shifting materials Face recognition doors Molecular machines Green politics Growth of state control Carbon trading Rising levels of autocracy Widespread cuts in public services Infrastructure under-investment Growth of G2 Increasing influence of oil states on US politics Nuclear power renaissance Carbon chaos Negawatts Clean coal Rare earths Personal nooks Emergence of green nationalism Micro-power generation Domestic energy dashboards Energy storage Bio-fuel backlash Electricity shortages Lunar dimming streetlights Return of food inflation and food Laboratory grown meat 80% of global energy requirements still met by oil/coal/gas in supermarkets Solar energy generating windows Machines that can judge emotional state of user Conspicuous non-consumption Free-tailing Life story labelling Small indulgences Third spaces EDLP Blurring of sectors Sensory experiences Local shopping Price polarisation (High / Low ) Shopping 2.0 Too much choice malls Re-regulation Industries consolidating globally Increase in pigouvian taxes Rising protectionism Networked risk Shifting centres of economic activity Cautious optimism CHIME liquidity Increasing inflation 2-speed economies Shift to knowledge intensive industries Increasing interest rates Half the world now living under double digit inflation insurance Identity theft Decline in real wages P2P lending Debt Stress Islamic finance Virtual currencies 75-year mortgages Pre-pay currency cards Monolines Growth of currencies Growth of bartering Water labelling Calorie taxes Comfort foods Binge drinking Flooding Seasonality Well-being Provenance Traceability Regionality Indulgence Authenticity Hybrid fuels Fractional ownership Urban car sharing Real-time car insurance Face recognition mirrors (linked All vehicles fitted with GPS All vehicles fitted with GPS Payments to enter most cities by private vehicle Tightening security Full concentration Growth in passenger numbers Domestic tourism Voluntourism Wind power Wilder weather Droughts Believers versus heretics Green cities Green buildings Nano-solar ‘Spinning disk’ memory devices Childcare robots Ocean dead zones Cheques Open Most people have multiple presences Digital celebrities R&D (energy #1 priority) Pastism Wealth asylum seekers Middle Class unrest Emergence of Gross National Happiness metrics Acute labour shortages in aged-care sector A graphic novel wins the Booker Prize Last CD is published e-ink comes of age Bionic Olympics Figurative revolution in the arts as neoclassicism returns Just-in-time shopping Micro-finance Malicious intent detectors Growth of security algorithms Information pandemics Authenticity Resurgence of hobbies & craft Airborne networks Open source intelligence gathering 1/3 of all military now unmanned Customer service avatars become common place Metabolomics Modular spaces Services outsourcing Large screens everywhere 30% of all books User filtering User generated content now digital Growth of digital narcissism Shorter formats Fuel-cell cars books End of low-cost inputs Most people have 2+ careers Skills shortages bite Communication free resorts Outsourcing backlash Low-cost competition Sustainable tourism Medical tourism Gen X start to outlive their offspring Resources increasingly acquired on a no questions asked basis quality journalism Aged care robots Pets outnumber people globally Digital mirrors Mind control toys Single person households Home swap holidays Constant digital distraction Digital diets of brain interviews Prediction markets Telepresence Modesty funding Online video Micro-blogging Slow food Fair trade Web 2.0 Green IT Data security Cloud storage Gesture-based computing Wireless re-charge Holographic storage Verbal search 3-D teleconferences Affective computing Fuel-cell phones Wearable computers Fragrance in mobiles Urban/rural divide Home as refuge Sense of entitlement Victim culture Business sustainability largest determinant of stock price Whole life financial planning linked to whole family model Emergence of Gross National Happiness metrics Simplicity Increasing regulation T.I.M & compliance Space tourism Sleep hotels Cities increase
- 3. 2060
- 4. Tendencias más importantes en los próx. 50 años
- 8. Cambio de poder hacia el Este
- 14. Tecnología GRIN (Genética, robótica, internet y nanotecnología)
- 15. Medio ambiente
- 18. 5 tendencias que transformarán la sociedad
- 19. Globalización
- 20. Glocalización
- 21. Polarización
- 22. Polarización
- 23. Ansiedad
- 30. Edir Macedo
- 33. 5 tendencias que transformarán la tecnología
- 34. Nanotecnología
- 35. Biotecnología
- 36. Máquinas de conciencia emocional
- 37. Ética
- 38. Robótica
- 39. 5 tendencias que transformarán la política
- 40. Ciudades-estado
- 41. Independentismo
- 42. Bienestar social
- 44. Cambio climático y medio ambiente
- 46. e-acción
- 48. 5 tendencias que transformarán los medios
- 49. Tiempos muertos
- 50. On-demand
- 51. Contenido infinito Contenido generado por el usuario
- 52. Nuevos canales
- 54. 5 tendencias que transformarán el transporte
- 57. Medio ambiente
- 58. Monitoreo remoto
- 59. Re-invención del transporte público
- 60. 5 tendencias que transformarán la alimentación
- 61. Ciencia de la alimentación y la tecnología
- 62. Conveniencia, portabilidad y velocidad
- 64. Nostalgia
- 65. De temporada, regional y lento....
- 66. 5 tendencias que transformarán el comercio minorista
- 67. Lujo vs. bajo costo $ 549.00 MXP $ 2,450.00 USD
- 69. Cambios en el menaje de casa
- 70. Sustentabilidad
- 71. Narrativa, autenticidad y confianza
- 73. 5 tendencias que transformarán el trabajo
- 76. Aceleración del cambio tecnológico
- 86. NO5 cosas que cambiarán
- 87. Interés por el futuro y....
- 89. Deseo de reconocimiento y respeto
- 90. Necesidad de encuentros físicos y experiencias
- 97. Fin?