The smartest and most complete technologies it is already changing everything from the devices we hold in our hands to how we collaborate with colleagues or even how we shop at the supermarket.

We are seeing huge changes as a result of its intensive use. artificial intelligence and deploying computing and storage resources at the location where the data is generated. This increases the power and efficiency of countless industries and activities.

In 2023, code-free artificial intelligence with simple drag-and-drop interfaces will allow every business to focus their energies on building smarter products and services. Also a huge trend in 2023 will be contactless, offline shopping and delivery. Artificial intelligence will make it easier for consumers to pay for and receive goods and services, as well as increase the workload in every business process across all industries.

Experts predict that the Metaverse will add $5 trillion to the global economy by 2030, and 2023 will be the year that determines its direction for the next decade.

Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) technologies will continue to evolve. One area that deserves attention is the metaverse work environment – ​​in 2023 we will have more 3D meeting environments where we can talk, think and create collaboratively.

In fact, Microsoft and Nvidia are already developing Metaverse platforms for collaborating on digital projects. But the new year will also bring more advanced avatar technology. But further development of autonomous – with the help of AI – avatars that can act as our representatives in the Metaverse, even if we are not connected to the digital world, is possible.

We are already seeing a bridge emerging between the digital and physical worlds, and this trend will continue into 2023. There are two elements to this fusion: digital twin technology and 3D printing.

Digital twins are virtual simulations of real processes, operations, or products that can be used to test new ideas in a secure digital environment. Designers and engineers use this technology to recreate physical objects in virtual worlds in order to test them in all possible conditions without the high cost of real experiments. In 2023, even more of these technologies will be introduced into factories, machines, vehicles, and even precision healthcare.

After testing in the virtual world, engineers can modify and machine the parts and then create them in the real world using 3D printing technology.

One of the biggest challenges facing the world right now is to stop carbon emissions so we can deal with the climate crisis.

Further progress is expected in 2023 on green hydrogen, a new clean energy source that produces near-zero greenhouse gas emissions. Progress will also be made in the development of decentralized power grids. Distributed power generation using this model involves a system of small generators and power storage located in communities or individual homes so that they can provide power even when the main grid is not available.

In 2023, robots will become even more human-like in appearance and abilities. These types of robots will be used in the real world to welcome events, as bartenders, doormen and escorts for the elderly. They will also perform complex tasks in warehouses and factories, working alongside people in production and transport logistics.

In 2023, we will see a push towards more sustainable technologies. People will think more about where rare earth components come from for things like computer chips and how we use them.

The same year will also see the continued drive towards more transparent supply chains as consumers demand that the services and products they invest in are energy efficient and supported by more sustainable technologies.

According to Forbes