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I understand the author had a point to make, but my analysis is diferent. I'm trying to look a little further away in time. We will still need brick and mortar
by chmike 14y ago
I understand the author had a point to make, but my analysis is diferent. I'm trying to look a little further away in time. We will still need brick and mortar work to be done and we'll have a very stronger pressure on energy optimization. So I'll foresee the next revolution (after digital) as a robotic revolution. That is what I would say to young people. Keep your eyes and ears open on this domain to become the experts in that field.
- lifeisstillgood 14y agoI agree, to an extent, but a robotic revolution is still software eating the world - for example house building. Robots can currently 3d print in concrete, and the roof stays on, what is hard is the software and architecture to design a window cavity that is printable, functional etc etc, and the software needed for balance, precision location I think what I am saying is that hardware is only 33% of the robotic revolution - the rest is same as we discuss here