8 technologies that will change the way you do everything - MarketWatch



8 technologies that will change the way you do everything - MarketWatch

8:09 A.M. ET 5:30 A.M. ET Share Everett Collection 50 years after the launch of The Jetsons, robots are getting real...and humanlike. Slide 1 of 10 NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — It's well known that technology grows exponentially – but sometimes its development is unfolding right before your eyes and you don't even realize it. In 2015, new technologies and innovations will hit the market in the artificial intelligence, robotics, augmented reality, Internet of Things and 3-D printing spaces that could pave the way for a major shift in society. These technologies have already started to be integrated into society, changing the way we drive our cars, operate our homes, do our jobs, communicate and consume. But with new innovations on the horizon, you may want to keep an eye on these next year. Nest Internet of Things: automated homes The Internet of Things finally became dinner table conversation (well, sort of) in 2014 thanks to Google Inc. GOOGL, +0.85%  ,

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