Technology Using fewer resources for bigger change – What makes the world go around? Innovative technology. And in mobility, building, energy and manufacturing

Innovation and Technology
Shodiyorov Quvonch Samarqand branch of tashkent state university of economics
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Technology Using fewer resources for bigger change – What makes the world go around? Innovative technology. And in mobility, building, energy and manufacturing, especially green innovations are changing how people interact with and shape their environment.

Electricity
Would any new advancements have been possible without the breakthrough of electricity? Obviously not. Since early discoverers like Benjamin Franklin studied it, and inventors like Nikola Tesla tested ways to turn it into power, electricity has not only been fueling generations of new innovations but also become an irreplaceable tool of modern life.

Electricity

The laser Discovered in 1960, lasers were so before their time, scientists were not even certain where exactly they could be applied. Since then, lasers have found their way into nearly every sector, from medicine to consumer electronics to manufacturing. In fact, now, on an average day, nearly every person comes into contact with a laser¹ in some shape or form. Lasers transform our lives on every wavelength.

Semiconductor chips Many major technical advances became the springboard for countless other new innovations. A good example? The semiconductor chip. The electric circuit with many components such as transistors and wiring opened the door to the evolution of the laptop, followed by the smartphone and tablet. Semiconductor chip: a technical wonder in the palm of a hand.

The automobile Truly a vehicle for change: once the first car rolled off the assembly lines, it never stopped moving. Originally seen as a panacea for all mobility challenges, the car has had to adapt to a global demand to eliminate fossil-fuel use and decrease traffic. Enter the next generation: hybrid cars, electric cars, and driverless cars, proving the car will be with us for centuries to come.

The smartphone We hate to admit it, but the smartphone has become ubiquitous and absolutely necessary for modern living. One reason why it is so special is that it can be linked up to, and harnessed by, so many other technical advancements, from GPS to mobile banking to fitness apps. When Apple launched its first smartphone in 2007, there was simply no going back.

Social networks

You Tube

The YouTube domain was registered on February 14, in 2005.

The members of this project are Steve Chen, Chad Hurley and Jawed Karim.
YouTube is a site that collects large amounts of video files. Users registered on this site can upload video files. Any user can watch these videos. Google acquired it in 2006. The site was valuted at $1,65 billion
Originally, the YouTube site was created to do video dating, Lovers would be able to see each other in real time, and later this site became video hosting.70% registered YouTube users are U.S citizens, and 50% of users are under the age of 20.