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Sure,It is impossible to predict the future. Choose a topic, ask for five different futurists than the next decades hold and you will get five different answers. But despite this wide range of beliefs, you can always find one thing that the scientific spectrum thinkers seem to agree on: Today's smart home is the Victorian farm of tomorrow. (Pretty to look, but mistreated.)

Yes, as augmented reality develops more practical and an artificial intelligence curate all aspects of human existence, the smart home evolves at a breakneck pace. To get a deeper understanding of where we are heading, we put together a group of experts from futurists, advanced designers and even avant-garde real estate agents. Each of them believes that we are on the rise of parabolic progress. In other words, if there is one thing, you can bet on a near future, is that your house is about to getmanner more awesome. You just have to have a few years.

Richard Schatzberger, a designer of futuristic and artificial information and the founder of the Council of FuturismHouse thirteen, expects to see a rise in what he calls "invisible technology".

"The buttons, switches and non-entertainment screens will disappear and will be replaced by a full voice and, more importantly, the living model recognition", it predicts. "Shouting in Alexa to turn off the lights will end, and your intelligent assistant at home will have a predictive and private have, putting up each room exactly as you like it and with what you need it, just before entering . " In brief: who needs switches when you have your voice?

We can expect to see the growth of biometric reading devices that read a wide range of behaviors, expressions and even emotions of the owner. Rather than invasive cameras and microphones, Schatzberger expects biometric and emotional condition sensors to help the home to adapt dynamically. "Of course, this can call bad premonitions of a big brother situation, but as the prediction happens, they will be deprived and localized." As Apple's face recognition, it will not share with the Internet. It would all be locally on the chip of your phone. "

The jets is almost reality, withRobots ready to resume our housework And other banal tasks - potentially with their own personalities, as well as winning the robot's housekeeper as Rosie. This is the opportunity suggested by a team of MIT scientists, at least, who has developed aVirtual System capable of doing household activities, such as defining the table or coffee, asking characters "artificial agents" - to carry out the tasks themselves. While this concept is great to be widely adopted, it is notthisfar.

"Like smart homes, 3D impression has been held for some time, but there was little time on a consumer market because of cost," says Charlie Worrall, a digital marketing leader to a company innovative designNGI design. But with the decreasing costs and many applications, Worrall expects homes will soon adopt these practical tools in the mass - whether to create art, furnishings or even clothes.

In your kitchen, next to the refrigerator and oven, you can soon see a 3D printer. "Ovens and stoves will be existing, but they will have smart adjustments and work alongside more advanced 3D printers that can print pastry products, confectionery and meat products from the" meat culture "station" , said FuturistNikolas Badminton. "Some models will be robotic and automate the preparation of food - and you will even be able to improve them with celebrity leader profiles, for a premium." That's right: your own Gordon Ramsay is on the horizon.

Yes, it seems rather raw, but the toilets that analyze corporal waste and alert the domestic occupant of any medical problem or anomaly could offer great health benefits. As an event producer of the Kylie Mayer Real Estate BuyerExplain In News.com.au, "it's going to do things like] analyze sugar levels for diabetics. Or the hydration levels. There are really simple tests that can be done."

Lisa Yong, Director of Research at San Francisco - San Francisco-based design companyY studios,expects to see deeper integration of Internet objects (IOD). "IOT devices blend transparent in domestic environments in all aspects. Furniture with kitchens, bathrooms and beyond." She expects "the smart home will finally fill his potential and be really smart."

Yong also expects the energy efficiency of houses to be overloaded in the coming years, as a combination of smart tech, green architecture and building materials help transform the house in bio-indoor system in good faith. "The physical space itself will be functionally respectful of the environment, whether it is to use indigenous building materials that are suitable for the location, to design details in ventilation, the airflow "Biowalls" and beyond, "she says.

"The bright luminaires and bulbs will progress", predict Sheila Trichter, a real estate broker from Warburg Realty. "The light will come out of the wall itself. Maybe we will point their fingers on a wall or will use a remote control and a section or sections of the wall will come on." It will be a preferably combination of style and as a way to reduce the space taken by devices, lamps and other lighting devices. Like Trichter says it, "Many things that take place will gradually becomeAs the population increases And space becomes even more precious than today. "

Think:PancakeMeet a storm cellar of the old school. Natural disasters develop both more common and catastrophic, houses are increasingly embracing the really safe spaces that can handle extreme weather conditions or even bombs. "The main features would be fires and wind resistance, as well as a way to communicate with 911", suggestsPablo Solomon, a designer and futuristic. "Some people even install a short-wave radio because past disasters have shown that the cellular telephony network can be stunned or overloaded."

While home technology is likely to become more sophisticated and ubiquitous, homeowners are also likely to look for gadget refuge. Solomon expects more houses to add calm rooms "without technology" for yoga,meditation, Or just the time of the family without screen. They included carpets made tokens or natural wood floors and fountains - everything to help the occupant feel more connected to the natural world and to free up technology, at least for a few minutes.

Like the increase in technology could result in something a game of reactions with rooms without technology, Solomon also predicts that the houses of the future will also use resolutely analog tools that offer conventional design or durability to form a Attractive option.

"In fact, I believe more people will come back to the use of Amish style tools and devices that require some muscle power," says Solomon. "While society becomes more chaotic, people will cherish their homes and their legacies a little more. [This could include] peeler, choppers, grinders and even hand-pushed carpet sweepers that you used to see to see to see carriers using hotels that always work incredibly well. "

As the craze of the tiny has become a general public, futurists expect to see the creative approaches of storage andHyper-efficiency use of space Becoming a more standard feature of kitchens. "In many condos and small smaller houses, the kitchens will look like a yacht's cuisine more than a gallery," says Salomon. While most people do not necessarily leave behind their homes for a cabin in the woods ", the kitchens will come back to a smaller, more efficient and frankly sensitive style."

Speaking of tiny home innovations, the ease with which these houses can be rearranged is also likely to be adapted in homes more widely. The architect of NYC Wayne Turrett Turrett Turrett expects to see homes "which are completely reorganized: partitions that can easily move, or bathrooms and kitchens that can be removed and exchanged for a new module" .

He recognizes that, in some cases, this could mean that buildings will have to be fundamentally different than they are today. "Future buildings should incorporate easy access to different modules to move and exit, almost a new similar version of older manor service corridors, but serving home maintenance even at the lower part of the market" He said.

Turrett says that a growing number of customers pose questions about voice activated devices, such asAlexa, Google Home, andSiri d'Apple,For a user-friendly lighting programming as well as for the integration of the sound system. "Many lighting and entertainment systems can be easily controlled by an iPad or with iPhone applications, but this requires a reliable and strong wifi connection with multiple routers in a mesh wifi system, we start working with customers on Better planning for better planning for wifi optimization. In their space too. "

As all the comforts of the house becomes smarter, you can expect the protection to follow the pursuit. A number of experts expect to seeIncreasing concerns with domestic security and smarter systems overall. "I think there will be much more electronic and technological deterrence for burglary," says Alex Lavrenov, real estate agent for Warburg Realty. "It is very possible that the identification of the face or the print identification will replace your lock and your regular key."

Like homes will become more innovative in terms of security against external threats, they will also become more intelligently likely to provide protection against threats to health. Alexandra Whittington, Provident Director for a Fast Future, provides for growth in the adoption of antibacterial tissue at home. "The last example I saw is a scarf that can combat contagious disease and protect the respiratory system from air pollution, for example," she says. "Home tissues that help away pathogens can be important in the case of a future pandemic or expansion of antibiotic-resistant bacteria."

The pioneering architectural work of creators like Dutch designer Joris Laarman-who uses natural principles such as the capacity of the body to optimize the mass in order to create works like its"OS Chair," What has been exposed to Moma in 2008 - seems likely to become more widespread, according to some design experts. Keep a bright eye for this approach as well as the use of furniture designed by the algorithm to develop in popularity.

Good news, the youngest owners: soon, you will never have to corrupt your friends with a pizza and a beer to help you with a strong lift. "During the previous generations, the owners would fill their homes with large entertainment centers and dining huts as soon as they settled," said Designer John Linden ofMirror. "But, today's owners seem less interested in permanence and more excited by mobility. That's why open floor plans are so popular. People want to keep their living spaces versatile."

Instead of a large flat screen in the center of the living room, more and more entertainment will move towards personal portable devices allowing increased or virtual reality experiments offering more interactive entertainment than the current passive approach. The badminton points to the newly launched magic jump as a promising development, giving examples such as "Star Wars in your living room"And oneInteractive music experience By Trio Sad-Pop Icelandic Sigur Rós.

Although recycling and materials came responsiblycultivated more popular in houses, Expect this be taken to the next level in the coming years. "The houses will be created basically with the" circular economy "wins a full pace," suggests the badminton. "It will be sustainable and durable for the environment." Look for alternatives to animal materials, such as leather come from mycelium
(This is the white part of mushrooms), as you can see by people toMyCoworks.

The selection of clothing could be easier than ever with the use of a virtual cabinet that "receive the data and suggest outfits to wear every day depending on its content and forecasting the day"this new describe. "He knows what articles are ready to be worn because the information is automatically saved when the clothes are washed and repulsed through a laundry without water. The decision-making is easier than ever with a smart mirror that lives virtually every person who selects each person who selects Every person who selects outfits to try. "

Expect to see augmented reality (CA) become more widespread and encompassing in homes. "By 2030, we will begin to see wholesale displays replaced by multidimensional interactive spaces (visual, auditory, sensory)," says Brendan Tully Walsh, trend supervisor and marketing manager for the network cutting companyCloudstreet. "We no longer look at flat screens, but rather, Goggles Using AR, helmets and holographic spaces to the user-aware. The same helmet will also be used when we drive in traffic, and we dare to suggest (for some), sharing an intimate moment with a loved one ".

The way we receive packages and deliveries will be automated and microciable with always more precision. "In the next 12 years, the autonomous long-haul trucking will extend to the delivery of unmanned vehicles to your door, balcony, roof, or in the backyard," says Walsh. "If you can pin, you name, you can get it. With large central data systems synchronized on board Mobile Drones Informatics, the orchestration has fueled between vehicles will be able to handle more and shorter and shorter delivery times and even complex instructions. "

It gives the example of a pizza delivery system that comes by drone, but unlocks your door (with your permission, of course) and fixed right on your kitchen counter, waiting for you when you come home. "Among the key factors will be the ability of multiple intelligent devices to be mutually informed and always providing the fastest way to the intelligent orchestration of intercellular transfers-from an automated oven, to an automated truck. A drone nearby, all in time for dinner. "

Research has repeatedly revealed that natural light can improve the well-being and satisfaction of life, thanks to exposure to vitamin D. So you can expect more houses to create lighting that is from More and more similar to the natural sun (especially in areas that get a lot of it).