Emerging Technologies Flashcards

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What does 'emerging technology' mean?

A new or fast-growing technology that could change how we live or work.

What is artificial intelligence (AI)?

When computers do tasks that usually need human thinking, like spotting faces or understanding speech.

What is machine learning?

A type of AI where a system learns from data instead of being told every rule.

What is the Internet of Things (IoT)?

Everyday devices with sensors linked to the internet that can send and receive data.

What is a wearable technology?

Tech you can wear, like a smart watch or fitness band, that tracks data and connects to a phone.

What is virtual reality (VR)?

A computer-made 3D world you can explore using a headset.

What is augmented reality (AR)?

Digital images or info added on top of the real world on a screen or smart glasses.

What is 3D printing?

Making a solid object by adding thin layers, using a digital design.

What is an autonomous (driverless) car?

A car that uses sensors, maps, and AI to drive itself by steering, braking, and speeding up.

What is a drone?

A pilotless aircraft that is remote-controlled or uses software to fly. It can film, deliver items, or survey land.

What are biometrics?

Body or behaviour features used to identify people, such as fingerprints, face, or voice.

What is robotics?

Designing and using robots (machines that can sense, decide, and act) to do tasks in places like factories or homes.