CATDOLL: The US Open voted for the most desired animation technology and it turns out that they have a special liking for robots

As human civilization develops at a high speed, technology is developing at an unimaginable speed. Our lives are becoming more and more inseparable from technology. The various imaginary technological devices in Japanese anime are definitely an inexhaustible treasure trove of inspiration for scientists. Just imagine that one day we can wear the combat glasses in "Dragon Ball" and arrogantly say: "You are a bunch of scum!" Wouldn't it feel very cool? Recently, the American anime information website Anime News Network summarized the seven anime high-tech that humans most want to have. Let's see which technologies are on the list.

1. GN Drive in Mobile Suit Gundam 00

The GN Drive used by Exia in Mobile Suit Gundam 00 is an electric power mobile suit. If used properly, the generator can basically run forever, producing only a little bit of waste that is barely noticeable. Although its strongest advantage is that it has many benefits as a weapon, it is also very useful for life. A smaller version of the drive can solve the earth's energy problems and largely solve the dependence on fossil fuels.

2. Angels from Angel Realm

From a pure entertainment perspective, the Angel Realm game would be awesome. It would combine disparate entertainment like role playing, Gundam models, user customization, stat grinding, and fighting games into one mind-controlled arena. In 1999, this concept seemed like pure science fiction, but with the advent of advanced AR technology, such a game is more feasible.

3. Memory storage in Girl in the Shell

Memory storage was completely abused in the story of "Girl in the Shell", but this does not mean that this technology does not have great potential. People can extract their own memories. This technology can solve the problem of not being able to catch the real murderer because the person is dead or unable to testify. It also creates the possibility of "immortal memory". Perhaps more surprising is that a memory repository can be created to store the memories of important people in history, so that we can learn by watching their memories.

4. Doraemon's Anywhere Door

Anywhere Door is one of the most popular props in the Doraemon animation. It allows people to teleport and is a very popular superpower. If we have something like Doraemon's Anywhere Door, we can send what we need to anywhere we want, and we can save time without worrying about expensive transportation costs and annoying problems such as traffic jams. There is no excuse for being late anymore. Of course, the widespread use of this technology does bring some political and financial issues and disputes.

5. Capsule Corporation capsule in Dragon Ball

The capsules used by Bulma in Dragon Ball allow us to carry large items with us. This "bag" technology has a wide range of uses in the real world and can make life easier. The whole process of transporting items from one house to another is dead simple. Shipping goods by sea will be cheaper, and the purchase and transportation of heavy items will become more fun, rather than a nightmare.

6. Mobile phone recognition software in "East of Eden"

In this animation, the protagonist's phone has a feature that is really coveted. As long as you take a photo with this phone, information about any object in the photo will appear instantly, just like Wikipedia. This concept feels feasible, but it is strange that there is no such application in the real world. Let's imagine that when we travel abroad, we can take a photo of the menu in a restaurant and immediately read the menu in our native language, or get relevant data about ancient ruins. Writing a college paper will become a breeze.

7. Humanoid robot in "Human Computer Angel Heart"

In the anime world, there are robots with various uses, but in terms of cuteness, the robots in "Humanoid Computer Angel Heart" are undoubtedly the champions. They are the best personal assistants for humans. Humans can not only help them learn by downloading new software, but also teach them in real life to help them continue to improve. If we in real life can also have such a robot, our lives will undoubtedly be countless times easier and happier. Currently, Japanese technology companies are committed to developing this kind of robot technology, but the appearance of these robots is far less cute than the robots in "Humanoid Computer Angel Heart".