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Drones in the air. Drones are defined as unmanned vehicles that allow aerial observation in a given space, directed by a person who controls it from the ground. In recent years they have enjoyed great success, within agriculture to monitor fields or at home to take aerial photographs and videos of any style.
Nowadays, there are drones with cameras, recreational viber data drones, semi-professional drones and even microdrones, which are used to manage construction sites and offer immediate solutions to any problem that occurs in industrial production chains. In the future, drones will be used for home deliveries on marketplaces such as Amazon, and perhaps even in local shops in our towns or cities for the delivery of packages with clothes or food.
Electrostimulation. Medical science is perhaps one of the branches that has benefited most from the advances of modern technology. As a result of the effort for innovation that has taken place during the coronavirus, electrostimulation has been enhanced, ideal for curing ailments and providing a better quality of life for people with neurodegenerative diseases.
The most important use of this technique in the future will be in muscle therapy. First, a device will be placed on the area to be stimulated, then impulses will be emitted through electrodes attached to the skin and the machine will simulate the functions of the central nervous system to cause muscle contraction. Using this procedure, it is possible to recover mobility in the knees, arms and even the human torso.
These three inventions will help many people enjoy a good quality of life in all areas, proving that technological development and the well-being of society go hand in hand. Don't forget to save and share this article with your friends, so that you're all prepared when tomorrow's inventions arrive in the stores of our favorite retailers.