About this event: At Intuit, whether we're reimagining how people do their taxes, handle their finances, or run their small business, we take our work seriously – and at the show we encouraged attendees to not take themselves too seriously. We chose The Art of Play, because while the act of play may evolve as we get older—we now race sports cars instead of soap b...

About this event: Join us for a TEDxMassapequaLibrary event where we look at The World of the Future – space travel, driverless cars, electric cars, alternate energy sources, cities of the future, and more!

About this event: Renewables are changing how we make electricity. Electric cars are changing how we move. Batteries invented to power small devices are enabling these changes. We will explore how batteries, electric vehicles, and the electric grid are connected and how they will evolve in the decades to come.

About this event: 14 talented Sunmarke speakers living in the "Now" share their vision of the future from cars to the Internet to the human species.

About this event: From driverless cars to diagnosis of medical imaging, artificial intelligence is being heralded as the next industrial revolution. But how does AI relate to us in all our glorious complex humanity? Our first TEDxExeterSalon explores the ways in which we’ll interact with algorithmic intelligence in the near future.

About this event: We will watch the TEDTalks: A Plane You Can Drive What A Driverless World Could Look Like How A Driverless Car Sees the Road The Ethical Dilemma of Self Driving Cars Then we will discuss the ideas presented.

About this event: Hear from great minds who are fiercely re-imagining the future and propelling effective change in our world. The evening will be an interdisciplinary exploration covering a range of projects including levitating cars, life-saving medical discoveries and the future of leadership.

About this event: The Future of the Automobile When some of us older folks were young, George Jetson, the reknown futurist, presented a world beyond 1962 where the future was focused on flying cars, cities in the sky, robots and spaceships, and all of the promises of automation. What happened to the future? Why have we not progressed was quickly as expected in ...

About this event: TEDxTallaght brings together inspired thinkers and curious souls for an evening of thought provoking talks. This year we welcome speakers from many disciplines who each want to achieve a deeper understanding of the world. From hydrogen powered pollution free cars, to hearing it for the creative entrepreneur, from decision making all the way to...

About this event: In honor of what would have been Marshall McLuhan's 100th birthday this year, the University of the Illinois' College of Media is proud to sponsor a lineup of speakers exploring how media in all forms shapes our expectations of the underlying message. Talk topics range from the future of journalism on the Internet to how a new generation of lith...

About this event: Renewable EV charging can reduce fossil fuels, but will they relieve traffic congestion? If they become unaffordable to buy and own, they may only make it worse. What about the harmful tire particulates that continue to pollute the air and water? While convenient, cars isolate people from their community, increasing separation, polarization, and...

About this event: At this year's conference, we explore the ingenuity, potential and implications of modern manufacturing. Magnificent manufacturing processes can be found in areas as diverse as mechanical engineering, gastronomy, regenerative medicine and healthcare. What is possible today and what will exist in 2540? Will we, as Aldous Huxley imagines, be ab...

About this event: From interchaning of flats to shared cars, from ‘crowdfunding’ to ‘coworking’, from microlending to P2P-finance. The so-called shared economy is not a “doing-good” tendency on the internet. It represents a profound and important change in our society which impacts the whole international economy. The fact that more and more people share their t...

About this event: Today its hard to imagine that people were once concerned that the speed of a steam engine might be too fast for humans. Self Driving cars, the Hyperloop, water and air taxis, drones and flying bikes all seem to become part of our reality sooner or later. It’s time to talk about the impact of transportation on society once again. How will this n...

About this event: Electric cars, mega highways, ultra speedy trains, burrowing tunnels that span across continents, UAV's and amphibious vehicles are just a part of what's seen as the irrefutable future of transport. What can cities, people, governments and organizations do the prepare for this shift? What are the consequences of such change and what are our ci...

About this event: When most people imagine the future, their minds conjure up familiar images of flying cars, lifelike robots, and smart devices all whirling around a busy world. It’s an image of synchronization and harmony: life made simple by human progress and innovation. Incredibly enough, the world that we live in today is approaching these futuristic daydre...

About this event: It took thousands of people in the 1960s to put man on the moon, but merely a handful of people to build a spaceplane that would take common people to space for leisure. We are living in a world of breakthroughs, technology, and entrepreneurship. Of which have never before so harmoniously coexisted. This is the era of flying cars, private spaces...

About this event: Our event was organised by the Year 11 students of the college for the Year 10 students of the College. Yassmin Abdel-Magied - Young Queenslander of the year Dr. Paul Burton of Griffith University - The Adolescent Cities Peter Trimble from V8 Super Cars Jay Brohier a singer and song writer Jade Wilson a Year 11 student talking about livi...

About this event: Following the topic of the previous meeting, whose central theme was the path to fulfilling our own dreams, this year we will be coming to you with a slightly controversial theme: “Ours and theirs”. Among other things, this also concerns current society-wide issues. “Ours and Foreign comprises a wide range of topics, from current migration to na...

About this event: The same TEDxUofT magic, just smaller. The first ever TEDxUofTSalon featured 3 graduate speakers sharing their research. 50 curious attendees were invited to interact with the speakers and their fellow guests to discuss the ideas presented, ask questions, and explore the theme from different viewpoints; experiencing an evening of ideas worth s...

About this event: The TEDxMelbourneSalon event is designed to discuss emerging global trends and the future of mobility. The event will provide the opportunity to further bring attention to growing interest in this space and highlight innovations and progressive trends including self driving cars, planning for city infrastructure and the demands of the modern com...

About this event: Although AI and aumomation could probably kill almost 100 million jobs in China by 2030, they will make our life much more convenient by saving us from doing boring repetitive work. In addition, 5G will dramatically increase the speed at which data is transferred across the network, make it easier for people to download and upload Ultra HD and 3...

About this event: Dear TEDies, Time for our next Salon, don’t you think? We hope you will be able to make it all this time, as this time the talks are really extraordinary. We will even change the date to a Friday (this time) to make sure you can all come (following the survey results). So what is it about? It will be about “What comes next?”, it includes Te...

About this event: Have you heard of Brave New World? Originally a quote from Shakespeare’s The Tempest it was re-used by author Aldous Huxley as his title for the world-renowned dystopian novel written in 1939. Huxley prophesied that the rise of eugenics, passive obedience and increasing greed was creating a dark future for mankind. He feared that governments wou...

About this event: News about Robots, Electronics, Wearables, Drones and 3D Printing seem to be everywhere. Smarter Phones, Watches, Cities, Cars, Energy… well everything. We live in a world surrounded by innovation where even the largest and most successful industries, companies and organizations are embracing disruption and change as the new norm. In so many way...

About this event: It’s no secret that the earth’s resources are in fact finite. Nothing lasts forever. The energy debate regarding fossil fuels is important and it’s to our advantage to be aware of what alternative resources are available to power our homes, cars, businesses and more, especially right here in Richmond. We are lucky to have one of the pioneers of...

About this event: 100 SEATS ONLY "10 Reasons to Not Throw Away Your TV" "What the #@&* was that?! - The question that might save American theater. And its audiences." "Local Lessons Learned from Global Sourcing of Chocolate" "Cello Montage" "'Wobbly Houses and Bouncy Cars'" - A process of design "Customer Service: Living the V...

About this event: Our theme for this year is “Mission Twenty Twenty Won”. Twenty-Twenty- A year that was envisioned as a landmark in many disciplines, a strong nation in the eyes of a then President, flying cars imagined by an artist, zero single-use plastic being the aim of an environmentalist, we surpassed our own expectations by the end of the last decade on n...

About this event: A creative renaissance is transforming Richmond into an epicenter of innovation and creativity. On March 22, 2013, the inaugural TEDxRVA brought the concept CREATE into an open forum where audience and speakers together engaged in a symbiotic process of inspiration and creation. Beside the magnificent James River in this historic city, the even...

About this event: From the moment humans learned to walk, we’ve never stopped innovating. We invented the wheel, explored new lands with the first ships, and connected communities with the first cars. We looked up to conquer the skies with the first planes, and went even further to build our own rockets to discover outer space. As humans, we have always strived t...