Atoos:
All I can say is wawuu!...
come which one is any Nigerian scientist planning to do....

ikbnice:
How I wish I were born 200 years to come.

blessedvisky:

Oga atheist. You Dan land again. You and atheism are like this.
To you, atheism is just like peak milk "it's in you

SirWere:
Err, do you really need that

You could use recyclable solar cells, radioactive cells encased in lead boxes, heck you could even use Electric eels (those guys pack so much energy, you'll be shocked ).

Technology adapts to solve the current problems, it evolves in response to needs.

So make it first, make we see

It'd be really cool to levitate and ascend to the skies like......
. I ain't saying



P.S :

That reminds me......

What about the Kuli Kuli making machine


They're still extorting us

yakamata:


be careful what you wish for
in 200 the world may be apocalyptic

Explorers:
6. Clothes - Spray Technology.


A Spanish fashion designer invented the world’s first clothes-spray. You can spray it on the body however you want and you can also remove it, wash it and wear it again.
Clothes-Spray

The spray is made of special fibers that are mixed with polymers to give the fabric elasticity and durability. It was developed by designer Manel Torres and particle engineer Paul Luckham.

The technique will allow designers to create unique garments with unique designs and fitness.

Explorers:
14. Interplanetary Internet.


Two decades from now, someone from our planet is supposedly going to Mars to set up an Internet connection.

This project will pave the way for information sharing between the inhabitants of the two planets.

hahn:
In the year 3000, Nigerians will still be praying to Jehovah and claiming that "god did it" without inventing anything useful.

Aside from looting funds to enrich science driven nations.

Explorers, the remaining nko?

Explorers:
7. Hyperloop.

Hyperloop Transportation Technologies (HTT) has been working at bringing a similar idea to life.

First proposed in 2013, the Hyperloop would shoot passengers between cities via the use of vacuum tubes.

Passengers could reach projected speeds of up to nearly 1,300 kilometers per hour (800 mph).

That’s faster than the speed of sound.Digital screens and advertising inside the tubes promise to make your short commutes pleasant and entertaining as well.

HTT claims that the Hyperloop would be much more efficient and cost-effective than any lightweight transit system currently available.

GudluckIBB:



The Bolded has been spent on the project.Yet Some Nigerian politicians have this in their bank accounts lying fallow overseas

It is well

UnlimitedIfex:
Any time i go 2 d village 4 chrismas holiday, my grand mum always say that this generation re lazy. By d time she look down 4rm heaven and c d next generation 2 come, she go get heart attack.

Sleekyshuga:
Massive ..


I can't wait for the robot that will be cooking for me

daveP:
when it falls in love with you and eliminates other competitions na then you go fear.


cyborgs can cook though, but African dishes....?

LOL at fall in love with me..

Oh no!! You wouldn't want to be in my mind right now ..

I'll keep waiting for the African dishes cooking robot ..

Kaycee7:
That's 984 years away. Do you know how many changes take place in a century, talk more of a millennium? When the 3D organ printer is fully functional, I'll pay for a brain for you cos your head is obviously full of straw.

dafe99:
Humans are crazy

oseiwe:

I thought an underwater tunnel is already in use in Norway or Sweden

Explorers:
6. Clothes - Spray Technology.


A Spanish fashion designer invented the world’s first clothes-spray. You can spray it on the body however you want and you can also remove it, wash it and wear it again.
Clothes-Spray

The spray is made of special fibers that are mixed with polymers to give the fabric elasticity and durability. It was developed by designer Manel Torres and particle engineer Paul Luckham.

The technique will allow designers to create unique garments with unique designs and fitness.

Explorers:
3. Underwater Traffic Tunnels.


Norway is planning to build world’s first “submerged floating bridges” using large tubes, wide enough for two lanes, suspended 100 feet underwater.

Owing to the difficult terrain that made conventional bridges unsuitable, Norway decided to work on making an underwater bridge.

With $25 billion already spent on the project, it is expected to reach completion by 2035.

There are still other factors that need to be accounted for, such as how the bridge would be affected by wind, waves, and strong water currents.

Teempakguy:
Ah, those.

On the subject of radioactivity, I decided to take robinhez seriously. Not because he's right, but because the world has actually run out of radioactive fuel. By this, I mean plutonium.

Solar cells can be arranged on the wings. But what happens when you decide to take your hopter for a spin on a cloudy day?

And electric eels. . . .

I'm considering including a jet engine in the mix. But the noise . . .
So, I've decided to wait a bit and see where power technology is going before I make further effort.

fine. Give me a few years. Carbon fiber is a key player and I cannot afford that now. I'm probably going to build a few less impressive contraptions before that.

hmmn, I possibly may or may not give you a New Year present in form of the schematics So you can go and make it yourself.

Explorers:
11. 3D printing organs for transplant surgeries.


Scientists are working on finding the right way to 3D print viable organs that can be used as donor organs during surgeries.
3D Printing Organs.

The organ 3D printing technology has already seen major developments. It uses cartridges filled with a suspension of living cells and a smart gel that provides structure.

The living cell suspension and the gel are used alternatively to create a biological tissue. When the printing is done the gel is cooled and washed off leaving just the cells.

The researchers are working on solving the complexities involved in creating an organ that can successfully mimic the actions of a normally grown organ within the human body.

Once that impediment is overcome, we might not have to worry about waiting for donors.

ramdris:
Av seen some already...

SirWere:

Err, when did this happen No matter, there's still uranium, Thorium, Coal ash; you name it.


Cloudy does not equate sunless. Since you're flying so high, there's a high possibility of you finding the sun in the cloud; the light at the end of the.... Tunnel


Why not Those things pack up to 300 Volts!! Attach a couple to your back; like a scuba tank and they'll give you the juice you need.


Icarus started with feathers... Yours can't be less impressive than that.
How about flexible high tension resistant plastic and glass polymers Easy to produce, light, and not easily breakable. Also has the added advantage of you reflecting like...... Well, a diamond in the sky

[s]In rihanna's voice
*shine bright like a diamond.....*[/s].

Opportunity knocks but once ......
Who knows, in the next 6 months, we might hear about some myopic dude with coca cola bottoms for glasses from North Korea flying prototypes of this.... And you'll be thinking *Damn; if I had known.... *


Nahh; I need ze machine all set and ready to go. Seriously; you could make a fortune... Start a kuli-kuli empire .....and lay the foundation for the geeks to take over the earth!! :p:p


And when the nerd revolution is over, it'll be traced to you...

You never know.......

Teempakguy:
if you keep teasing me like this, I really will make a kuli-kuli machine.

who knows, I could use the proceeds from the machine to fund my ornithopter obsession. the current budget is in millions. my current plan was to find a rich sugar mom to sponsor me.

SirWere:


Yahh; please design the real shii not schematics. Mech engr students have made me start hating schema.

Sugar mommy ke

I think you'll have better luck offering yourself up for blood money sacrifice

Gofwane:
can it also be used to spray agbada?

Explorers:
13. Artificially Intelligent Personal Assistants.


At the rate technology is going pretty soon we won’t have to do anything except breathe and blink and even that might be a stretch.

Robots will run errands, cook, serve drinks, wash, and clean the home.