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The next two decades will bring many challenges - not least climate change, geopolitical tensions and the fight against inequality. At the same time, a number of revolutionary technologies will change much of our lives for the better. The campaign group Smart Energy GB hired Foresight Factory, a team of consumer trend experts focused on the future, to study how UK residents might live their lives in 2035. In particular, we wanted to capture the sustainability, technology and energy trends that could shape their lives - and the role of smart meters in unlocking them. The report predicts that in 15 years' time many of us will be living in fully automated smart homes, where innovations typically seen in science fiction films - like household robots - are commonplace. Our lives are supported by a multitude of sensors that, with our consent, connect to a constantly learning AI network. This will then adjust our home heating and appliances to support our health and comfort. These t

Fashion boutiques with intelligent man-made haptics - wearable technology that lets you feel warmth and touch - have been called the future of the gaming and education industries. These are the predictions of four of the UK's leading futurists and consumer business experts behind the NatWest Future Businesses Report, which offers a vision of what UK industry could look like by 2036. Commissioned by the bank to inspire the next generation of startups and SMEs, the report was written by leading futurologist Dr. Ian Pearson, consumer business guru Kate Hardcastle, Shivvy Jervis, founder of FutureScape248 - the award-winning human-centered innovation lab - and futurist and author Tom Cheesewright. The panel revealed that in the near future, travel agents could allow vacationers to "try out" virtual reality experiences "before you fly" and the daily commute could take place in high-speed personal travel pods to help overcome city congestion. Protein-rich insects