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If the recent Korean paper isn’t a scam it’s pretty huge. Even if it isn’t as big as announced (like a very low but positive resistance) it can already be a game changer for some applications
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total upgradable laptop like Framework 16
Micro LEDs.
Consider an OLED, but no drawbacks, lower power consumption and no burnin. Already available but currently extreme expensive. (Samsung in korea sells one if i recall)
Solid state batteries.
More range on electric cars. Faster charging. Lower (or no?) Risk of fire, if poked. (Reminds me of the old subreddit “spicypillows”). Supposedly arriving in toyota cars by 2027.
Carbon capture technology. Because the world needs it bad
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it is already something you can do, if you put enough solar panels
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There is not much room for optimization left. Best solar cells get close to 23% efficiency, apparently the current theoretical maximum is a little over 30%.
If it’s real, the new room temp ambient pressure superconductor (LK-99)
Especially because if it is real it can likely lead to an entire new class of materials, not just the one
If it makes it out of the lab and can be manufactured at scale, it could revolutionize every industry that uses electricity at all, and that is essentially every industry. I look forward to the day I can replace the copper wiring in my house with superconducting NM wire.
current one: LK-99, also new types of batteries/energy storage. It would open ways to improve a ton of things.
Seconding the new batteries! That’s my major one.
Ai. I have so much to say. At the moment 99% of my talking is in my head with myself. I would like to have an ai that I can interact with day to day to keep me sane.
AI, especially as it relates to completing daily tasks. I cannot wait until an AI can efficiently sort, delete, and categorize my email so I don’t have to deal with all the junk and FYI emails.
