Artifical Reality
Introducing two intertwined concepts to make our lives easier!
- A personal assistant system
- An artificial reality bubble
Imagine having a smart personal system. Not solely for you, we'd all have one. Make an appointment instantly. Be reminded of the appointment. Have a meal cooked and the ingredients being ordered without worries. Make a payment by just asking. Have your kids watched, protected and tutored. Let mappings of your situation, personality, ideas, likings and opinions represent you.
How can an artifical system get to be so smart? Forget about clientside computing. 5G connections can almost connect to distributed cloud systems as fast as your computer can acess its harddrive. Imagine a shared (but distributed) system that provides intelligence. To communicate in a meaningful way it would have to access a model of reality that fits ours.
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Remember Delphi?
Borland launced a tool called Delphi in 1995 and it was an instant success. This rapid application development (RAD) tool was inspired by Microsoft's Visual Basic.
The elegancy of Delphi was that everything - from the interface itself to the VCL (visual component library) was programmed in Pascal and would produce single Windows EXE files - or DLL's on a more advanced level. The intuitive interface and component library would not only prove to be a great productivity tool but also a great learning tool.
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