Here are the things that could be part of our live in the future
Floating farms
One of the biggest problems we will have in the future is how to feed the world. As the population grows and sea levels rise, we won't be able to grow the food we need on the farmland we have One solution is to build floating farms on the sea. The farms will have solar panels so they will be able to produce their own electricity.
Robot assistants
When we go to hospital in the future, we may see doctors. nurses .. and robots! During the coronavirus pandemic, robot assistants worked in hospitals in Rwanda .They checked people's temperatures,. collected information and even reminded people to wear masks! More importantly, they helped to keep hospital workers safe.
Energy shirts
Have you heard of a shirt that can charge your phone?
Scientists have made a new fabric that produces electricity as it moves. This means that we'll be able to charge our devices as we run or walk outside.
Africa's population is growing quickly. Experts believe that by2050, there will be twice as many people in Africa as there are today. Many African countries are planning exciting new cities where people can live, work and study. What will these cities of the future be like?
My country is planning for an administrative capital in the desert, east of Cairo. The New Administrative Capital is go1ng to have modern universities, offices and hotels. There will be a monorail passing through the business districts. Electric trains will link the city to other cities around Egypt. The city is designed to work with smart technology. Roofs will be covered in solar panels. The shops will be cashless, and they'll have more green spaces to walk round in the City. Dalia, 15,Egypt
I live in the capital of Rwanda, Kigali. It's a beautiful city and a lot of people come here to live. Now , there is a place to create a new part of the city: Green City Kigali. The buildings will use renewable energy and reuse rainwater. There will be cycle lanes and good public transport, but it will also be easy to walk around the city. I think there will be lots of cities like this in Africa one day. Alice,15, Rwanda.
My country is planning an amazing new city:
Diamniado Lake City. It will have modern apartments. offices, hotels, shopping centres and sports stadiums. There will be schools and universities. A new train will connect the new city with our capital city, Dakar, so people will be able to travel between the cities easily. Omar, 16.Senegal.
In future ,driverless cars will change all of our lives. We'll be able to travel anywhere without touching the controls or even Looking at the road! Driverless cars will also be better for the environment because they Will be electric.
However, there are still some problem. Car companies will have to do lots of testing to make sure that the cars are completely safe. We will also have to make new laws and we might even have to change some of our road signs so that the cars' computers can read them..
So when will we be able to travel in driverless cars? Some experts believe that we will have to wait until 2030 at the earliest. Others think that driverless cars will be here much sooner, but we may still need people at the controls to begin with.
It's impossible to know who is correct, but we can be sure of one thing: driverless cars will be part of our future. I'm looking forward to taking my first journey in one.