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DTXT_TITLE: Menschen gehen auf einem Asphaltweg - IBM next Five in Five (2008) DOC_TYPE: Image ARCHIV: 1000 FIL_ID: 50882537 FIL_ORG: 89050.jpg FIL_EXT: jpg FIL_WIDTH: 2000 FIL_HEIGHT: 3000 FIL_RES: 300 FIL_SIZE: 3188009 FIL_COLOR: RGB FIL_ROTATE: FIL_CLIP: FIL_CROP: FIL_IMG: FIL_PATH: DOC_SPERRVERMERK: DOC_INPUT: 03-12-2008 11:15:24 DOC_UPDATE: 03-12-2008 11:44:53 DOC_STATUS: 1 DOC_KATALOG: 1 DOC_SPERR: 1 BESCHREIBUNG: Innovationen, die das Leben verändern IBM Reveals Five Innovations That Will Change Our Lives in the Next Five Years The third annual "IBM Next Five in Five" is a list of innovations that have the potential to change the way people work, live and play over the next five years: - Energy saving solar technology will be built into asphalt, paint and windows - You will have a crystal ball for your health - You will talk to the Web...and the Web will talk back - You will have your own digital shopping assistants - Forgetting will become a distant memory The Next Five in Five is based on market and societal trends expected to transform our lives, as well as emerging technologies from IBM's Labs around the world that can make these innovations possible. Zu diesem Bild: Energy saving solar technology will be built into asphalt, paint and windows Ever wonder how much energy could be created by having solar technology embedded in our sidewalks, driveways, siding, paint, rooftops, and windows? In the next five years, solar energy will be an affordable option for you and your neighbors. Until now, the materials and the process of producing solar cells to convert into solar energy have been too costly for widespread adoption. But now this is changing with the creation of thin-film solar cells, a new type of cost-efficient solar cell that can be 100 times thinner than silicon-wafer cells and produced at a lower cost. These new thin-film solar cells can be printed and arranged on a flexible backing, suitable for not only the tops, but also the sides of buildings, tinted windows, cell phones, notebook computers, cars, and even clothing. BU: RUBRIK: Forschung Technologie Fertigung BILDART: Schmuckfoto STICHWORTE: Personen, Männer, Frauen, Zukunft, Solartechnik, Solar, Energiegewinnung, Solarzellen, Dünnfilm, IBM_NUMMER: 89050 FARBE: farbig FORMAT: Hoch ORIGINAL: Digital BILDRECHTE: IBM BILDQUELLE: IBM Pressroom USA - Photo Gallery EINGABE: Häßler EXPORTPATH: 33/images/50882537.jpg |
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