Technology Concepts and Applications

The video tutorial explains the concept of technology, its types, and its historical evolution. It covers the application of science to solve problems and improve quality of life. The tutorial categorizes technology into hard, soft, flexible, and fixed types, and discusses their characteristics. It also traces the origin and evolution of technology from primitive times to the modern era, highlighting key inventions like the steam engine and the internet. The video concludes with examples of current technologies such as 5G, IoT, AI, and renewable energy.

What is the primary purpose of technology?

• To explore space

• To entertain people

• To solve specific problems

• To create art

Which type of technology uses elements from hard sciences like engineering and physics?

• Soft technologies

• Flexible technologies

• Hard technologies

• Fixed technologies

What is an example of a product from soft technologies?

• A mobile device

• A software program

• A mechanical tool

• A chemical compound

Which period saw the invention of the printing press and advancements in navigation technology?

• Primitive era

• Industrial era

• Modern era

• Medieval era

What was a significant technological invention during the Industrial Revolution?

• The computer

• The steam engine

• The printing press

• The wheel

Which technology is known for its significant advancements in connectivity?

• Wi-Fi

• Bluetooth

• 5G

• 4G

What does AI stand for in the context of modern technology?

• Artificial Intelligence

• Automated Interface

• Augmented Innovation

• Advanced Internet

Which technology involves the creation of machines that mimic human cognitive functions?

• Artificial Intelligence

• Robotics

• Nanotechnology

• Cryptocurrencies

What is the primary use of cryptocurrencies?

• To enhance video game graphics

• To improve internet speed

• To facilitate digital transactions

• To create digital art

Which field uses technology to create products from biological systems?

• Artificial Intelligence

• Biotechnology

• Cryptocurrencies

• Robotics