1. Contact lenses that can access the Internet

Tech & Gear Can you imagine a day when surfing the Internet is as easy as blinking your eyes? The contact lenses that Professor Parviz is currently working on could make you realize that anything is possible.

The new contact lenses are lined with a set of led lights. "These led assemblies can create a variety of images in front of the eyes. Most of the material is translucent and people can move with it."

Culture The glasses can also recognize people's facial features, reveal their lives, and translate one language into another so that people can read the subtitles on the lenses. Perhaps students who are about to take their final exams will be the first customers of these contact lenses, which will also be loved by science fiction fans.

2. Human organ store

Tech & Gear In the event of a car accident or illness, people can buy their own cell-grown spare organs from a body parts store. Scientists can now grow cartilage, noses, ears, bones, skin, blood vessels and heart valves.

They developed the first bladder four years ago and the first trachea last year. What we can foresee is that we will be able to provide off-the-shelf organs, and people will simply remove damaged organs and grow new ones as needed," Dr. Atallah said.

3. Mind-reading with mind control

Current technology allows chips to be implanted in the brains of stroke victims and connected to a laptop computer. These patients will eventually learn how to use their minds to edit e-mail, play video games and surf the Internet.

Kaye is working on a "thinking dictionary" and has developed a computer program that can decipher brainwave signals.

He said: "It will be possible to identify a specific image seen by the patient from a large number of images, and only by detecting the activity of his brain to restore the image." Japan's Honda has manufactured a robot, wearing a helmet staff can control the robot's activities through the mind.

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