HP Innovation Journal Issue 14: Spring 2020 | Page 36

more environmentally friendly with 3D print technology.
Designed for all stages of life, independent living and the
in-home clinic will be key selling features. HP’s Population
Health IT (PHIT) Solutions are already starting to deliver
patient-friendly technologies that harness the power of
IoT and address the needs of both patients and providers
participating in remote care programs so that people can age
well and live with independence. There will be millions of
people participating in remote care in the home in the future.
These homes will be equipped with smarter, endpoint
devices, such as a refrigerator that suggests trying 2%
instead of whole milk or a home office chair that also has
tips for improving posture, and which preserve the privacy
and security of the consumer and keep control in the
hands of the end user. I anticipate HP being on the forefront
in this type of tech design as we continue to introduce
universally designed products that are interconnected
and are integrated within other elements. This will create
seamless experiences for users moving from one space to
another, and multi-presence encounters through touchless
controls, continuous displays, and borderless sound.
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JOANNA POPPER
Global Head of Virtual Reality
& Location-Based Entertainment
Los Angeles, California
I’m very excited for the bioanalytics platform being built
by the XR team that will unlock human potential, augment
our lives, and enable our super powers. I’m looking forward
to the XR road to smart glasses and the positive impact on
our lives from this next wave of computing. Smart glasses
will help us create unique customized environments that
enable us to create, communicate, connect, learn, grow,
and express ourselves in new ways and have the world’s
information right in front of us, whenever we need it.
I’m energized by all the representative voices that are integral
in designing, developing, and driving this next wave of
computing. My hope is that there will be widely accessible
tools in place that democratize and incentivize the use of
technology for good and disincentivize other uses.
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“The future will be less about any
single technology or product and
more about the breakthrough
experiences that a combination
of these technologies will enable.”