He's placing a series of bets on far-off technologies that he hopes can turn garbage into more valuable commodities like ethanol, diesel, gasoline, natural gas or chemicals.
The company perhaps hasn't helped its case by showing far-off technologies like flexible and foldable displays over the years — concepts that showcase how far we still have left to go before making the next major breakthrough in the mobile computing form factor.
What many of us don't realise is that AI isn't some far-off technology that only exists in film-maker's imaginations and computer scientist's labs.
But as if to illustrate just how far off fuel cell technology may be, neither of two vehicles powered by fuel cells was able to complete a technology competition that ended today, which was organized to demonstrate cleaner, more fuel-efficient light trucks.
Mr Juma thinks the day is not far off when such technology, combined with ground-based monitoring, will help Africans measure trends in deforestation, soil erosion and climate change, and assess the effects on their local environment.Make a startThat is at once a sweeping vision and a modest one.
ANAN, JAPAN The inventor of the world's first bright blue light-emitting diode (LED) and leader in the race to commercialize a blue laser is an easygoing researcher far off the beaten technology track in Japan.
He pulled off these feats while working at this small company, far off the beaten high-technology track on Shikoku, the smallest of Japan's four major islands.
That option seems far off for Sub-Sahara Africa (SSA) where technology-driven productivity growth has largely failed.
Technology, reaching far off the grid and into the depths of the world's mightiest mountains, showed the earthquake's devastation.
The technology is too far off," said Dusko Ilic, a stem cell researcher at King's College, London.
According to Huang, none of the technology is too far off; in fact, most of it is more or less ready to go.
