Technology

1. References

1.1. What is technology? Richard Li-Hua Journal of Technology Management in China,2 October 2007

1.2. Ted Talk features Kevin Kelly, founding executive editor of Wired Magazine

1.3. Stephen J. Kline’s 1985 article “What is Technology”

1.4. The American National Research Council (NRC) ,2012-11

2. what is technology?

2.1. The application of scientific information, instruments, and methods to real-world issues, human needs, and predetermined goals is referred to as technology. It includes a broad range of tools, systems, procedures, and techniques that let people manage and alter their surroundings to carry out different jobs more successfully and efficiently.

3. what i think before this module

3.1. In general, people thought of technology as instruments and systems made by humans to solve issues, increase productivity, and improve different facets of life. Anything from basic devices like a wheel and pulley to more sophisticated innovations like computers, cellphones, and the internet could fall under this category

4. what i think after this module

4.1. From my vantage point, technology is the always changing set of instruments, frameworks, and inventions that people make in order to solve problems, increase capacities, and enhance quality of life in a variety of fields. It encompasses the know-how and procedures that go into the creation and use of both concrete hardware parts and abstract software solutions.

4.2. Technology is becoming more and more entwined with economy, society, and culture; it affects our daily lives in terms of job, education, entertainment, and even government. It is essential for tackling global issues like healthcare, education, and climate change as well as for promoting innovation and economic progress

5. How my idea changed

5.1. Generally speaking, my opinions on technology might change when new advancements are made. My knowledge of technology is influenced by a variety of sources, including ideas from computer science, engineering, sociology, and economics, among other disciplines. My comprehension of technology might thus grow more complex and representative of the status of technology now and how it affects society

6. Why do we need new technologies?

6.1. Solving Problem

6.1.1. It is common for new technologies to emerge in response to particular problems or inefficiencies in current systems. They provide creative ideas that help streamline procedures, boost output, and improve people's quality of life in general.

6.2. Advancing Knowledge

6.2.1. Scientific innovation and discovery are propelled by technology, which results in breakthroughs across a range of disciplines, including environmental science, engineering, and medicine. Researchers can now push the boundaries of human comprehension, discover new insights, and explore previously unexplored areas thanks to modern technologies.

6.3. Driving Economic Growth

6.3.1. New innovations frequently spark whole sectors, employment growth, and economic expansion. They support prosperity and wealth creation in both established and emerging economies by fostering innovation, entrepreneurship, and competitiveness.

6.4. Improving Efficiency

6.4.1. To improve resource efficiency, cut waste, and streamline processes, numerous innovative technologies are being created. Technology developments have the potential to significantly increase productivity and reduce costs in a variety of industries, including manufacturing, transportation, and energy generation.