Technology Infographics

Over the last couple of years, there has been a significant change in the live streaming sector, shifting it from a specialized pastime to a widely popular trend. It keeps pushing the limits of digital interaction – an online revolution driven by technological progress. This infographic examines the progress of live streaming in recent years and its potential as a significant advancement in the future.

In today’s fast paced world, it’s easy to get distracted and move further away from productivity. But not to worry – there’s hope. When it comes to capturing your thoughts, there is a new AI powered text to speech array of content creator tools to help your ideas get from draft to done. Learn more in the infographic below.

Earth’s natural resources are disappearing fast and the idea of going into space to mine for these precious resources is looking more feasible each and every day. Mining in space could give us important materials, help our planet, start new types of businesses, and create new jobs. What resources can be mined on asteroids and even our Moon?

Rating the top loyalty rewards apps is no small matter. In the following infographic, see which beloved brands made the list in the visual deep dive below, courtesy of Rewards That Matter.

There is a growing wave of transformation that is present across the economic landscape. Automation, which is being driven by developments in robotics and artificial intelligence, is altering sectors, reinventing the dynamics of the workforce, and posing important issues about our future. Here is an infographic that provides a data-driven examination of the worldwide reach and multifaceted ramifications of this phenomenon.

Move over, keyboards and phones – the future of work and play is with the advent of spatial computing. Learn how the sights and sounds of your senses are about to become enhanced in the infographic below, courtesy of Lumus.

A theodolite is an optical instrument that can measure angles between any predetermined points along a horizontal and vertical plane. It has been traditionally used for land surveying, but it has also been used for the construction of buildings and infrastructure as well as for other more specialized applications (such as meteorology and rocket launching). Learn more about theodolites in the following infographic.