Are these seven technologies answers to current crises?

• The world moves from one crisis to another. For a large part of this, technology can help solve problems.
• A look into the new year shows that carbon dioxide scavengers can save the climate of the future, robots help in production at companies and that new storage technologies can make wind energy more reliable.
• In this interview with futurist Amy Webb, you can read about the effects of the current crises on technology development and what companies need to do now.

Rinse, spin, environmental protection. Anyone who has been to the world’s largest technology trade show, CES, in Las Vegas at the beginning of January, has sometimes seen the tech world through a green filter.

For example, when electronics giant Samsung presented itself as a savior of the oceans. In the group’s booth, there was a washing machine that filters microplastics from the water. This aims to mitigate pollution of groundwater and seas.