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In the future, research labs will embrace the transformative potential of artificial intelligence to tackle wicked problems and speed up scientific discovery.
Scientific laboratories of the future probably won’t have flying robots, sentient artificial intelligence (AI) assistants or superhuman scientists like Tony Stark and Bruce Banner (aka the Hulk). But while they may not reach the realms of science fiction, what they’ll be able to accomplish in the real world is likely to be equally as impressive in their own right.
From developing new drugs in hours to virtual teleportation, here are some of the ways that I anticipate labs evolving in the future…
- Synthesize research information faster
- Accelerate new drug development
- Be anywhere at any time using virtual reality and holographic teleportation
