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The New Machines Economy - A technological revolution is reshaping the foundations of the global economy. Artificial intelligence, robotics, autonomous mobility, renewable energy, blockchain and space technology are no longer experimental innovations — they are becoming the infrastructure of the next economic era. Across research labs, tech giants, startup ecosystems and global trade hubs, a race is underway to control the industries that will define the next decades of economic power.
This documentary explores the economic forces behind this transformation. From the rise of autonomous machines and smart cities to the expansion of solar energy, electric mobility, drone logistics and digital currencies, technology is rapidly becoming the new engine of wealth creation.
But every technological breakthrough also raises a deeper question:
whoever controls the platforms of innovation controls the future economy.
Governments, venture capital and multinational corporations are investing billions to dominate emerging technologies and secure strategic advantages in a rapidly shifting global landscape.
Because this is not just a story about innovation. It is a story about capital, power and the battle for the economic infrastructure of the future.
The New Machines Economy (2016)
Stars: Various technology experts, innovators and scientists
Genre: Documentary Science Technology
Country: Ireland
Language: English
Also Known As: Futureproof
Release Date: 2016
Filming Location: Ireland, United Kingdom, Technology labs, universities and innovation centers
Synopsis:
Futureproof is a technology documentary series exploring the ideas and innovations that could shape the future of society.
Each episode investigates emerging scientific discoveries and technological breakthroughs—from artificial intelligence and robotics to biotechnology, data science and digital infrastructure. By meeting researchers, engineers and entrepreneurs working at the forefront of innovation, the series reveals how new technologies move from laboratory experiments to real-world applications.
Through interviews, demonstrations and on-location reports, Futureproof examines both the opportunities and challenges created by rapid technological change. The program looks at how innovation is transforming industries, economies and everyday life, while also raising important questions about ethics, privacy and the long-term consequences of technological progress.
Ultimately, the series asks how societies can prepare for a future where science and technology are reshaping the world at unprecedented speed.
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The New Machines Economy - A technological revolution is reshaping the foundations of the global economy. Artificial intelligence, robotics, autonomous mobility, renewable energy, blockchain and space technology are no longer experimental innovations — they are becoming the infrastructure of the next economic era. Across research labs, tech giants, startup ecosystems and global trade hubs, a race is underway to control the industries that will define the next decades of economic power.
This documentary explores the economic forces behind this transformation. From the rise of autonomous machines and smart cities to the expansion of solar energy, electric mobility, drone logistics and digital currencies, technology is rapidly becoming the new engine of wealth creation.
But every technological breakthrough also raises a deeper question:
whoever controls the platforms of innovation controls the future economy.
Governments, venture capital and multinational corporations are investing billions to dominate emerging technologies and secure strategic advantages in a rapidly shifting global landscape.
Because this is not just a story about innovation. It is a story about capital, power and the battle for the economic infrastructure of the future.
The New Machines Economy (2016)
Stars: Various technology experts, innovators and scientists
Genre: Documentary Science Technology
Country: Ireland
Language: English
Also Known As: Futureproof
Release Date: 2016
Filming Location: Ireland, United Kingdom, Technology labs, universities and innovation centers
Synopsis:
Futureproof is a technology documentary series exploring the ideas and innovations that could shape the future of society.
Each episode investigates emerging scientific discoveries and technological breakthroughs—from artificial intelligence and robotics to biotechnology, data science and digital infrastructure. By meeting researchers, engineers and entrepreneurs working at the forefront of innovation, the series reveals how new technologies move from laboratory experiments to real-world applications.
Through interviews, demonstrations and on-location reports, Futureproof examines both the opportunities and challenges created by rapid technological change. The program looks at how innovation is transforming industries, economies and everyday life, while also raising important questions about ethics, privacy and the long-term consequences of technological progress.
Ultimately, the series asks how societies can prepare for a future where science and technology are reshaping the world at unprecedented speed.
SUPPORT US!
✘ Membership - bit.ly/3q5XPBh
MORE DOCS!
► Gold: bit.ly/2IRZ0OA
► World Economy: bit.ly/36QlhEM
► All Playlists: bit.ly/3lOiCll
#finance #documentaries #economy #FutureEconomy #TechPower #GlobalInnovation
COPYRIGHT: All of the films published by us are legally licensed. We have acquired the rights (at least for specific territories) from the rightholders by contract. If you have questions please send an email to: info[at]moconomy.tv, Moconomy GmbH, www.moconomy.tv.
