Timeline of the History of Discoveries from the Year 2009 to Present.

2009:
Introduction of Android Smartphones: Android smartphones gained widespread popularity and adoption,
challenging the dominance of other operating systems and contributing to the smartphone revolution.
Smart Grids and Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI): Implementation and advancements in smart grid
technologies for efficient energy management and distribution.

2010:
Graphene Applications: Research and exploration of various applications of graphene, including in electronic
devices due to its exceptional properties.
Rapid Adoption of Tablets: The rapid adoption and popularization of tablets, such as the Apple iPad, leading to
a shift in consumer computing habits.

2011:
Introduction of IBM Watson: IBM's Watson, a computer system capable of answering questions posed in natural
language, gained attention for its potential applications in various fields including healthcare and finance.
Rise of 3D Printing: 3D printing gained momentum, with advancements in both the technology itself and the
range of materials that could be used, leading to a broader spectrum of applications.

2012:
Mars Rover Curiosity Landing: Successful landing of the Mars Rover Curiosity, equipped with advanced
electronics and scientific instruments, on the Martian surface.
Introduction of Intel Ivy Bridge Processors: Intel launched the Ivy Bridge microarchitecture, representing a
significant advancement in processor technology with improved performance and energy efficiency.

2013:
Machine Learning and Deep Learning Acceleration: Advancements in hardware and algorithms, accelerating the
adoption and efficiency of machine learning and deep learning models.
Google Glass Unveiling: Google unveiled Google Glass, a wearable smart device that displayed information in
a hands-free format, representing a foray into augmented reality and wearables.
Development of Bitcoin ATMs: The first Bitcoin ATMs were introduced, allowing users to buy and sell Bitcoin
using traditional fiat currencies.

2014:
Rise of the Internet of Things (IoT): IoT gained prominence as an increasing number of devices became
connected to the internet, leading to the growth of smart homes, wearables, and industrial applications.
First 3D-Printed Car: Local Motors revealed the world's first 3D-printed car, known as the Strati, demonstrating
the potential of additive manufacturing in the automotive industry.
Launch of Amazon Echo: Amazon introduced the Amazon Echo, a smart speaker equipped with the virtual
assistant Alexa, pioneering the smart home revolution and voice-controlled devices.

2015:
Commercial Deployment of 5G: Commercial deployment of the fifth-generation (5G) wireless technology,
enabling faster data speeds, lower latency, and improved connectivity.
Launch of Tesla Powerwall: Tesla introduced the Powerwall, a home battery product aimed at storing energy
from solar panels or the grid for later use, promoting sustainable energy solutions.
Advancements in Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR): VR and AR technologies gained momentum
with the release of consumer devices like the Oculus Rift and Microsoft HoloLens, revolutionizing gaming and
various industries.

2016:
Introduction of IEEE 802.11ad Wi-Fi (WiGig): WiGig, a high-speed wireless communication standard operating
in the 60 GHz frequency band, was introduced, enabling multi-gigabit wireless communication.
Microsoft's Project Malmo: Microsoft released Project Malmo, an open-source platform allowing AI researchers
and developers to experiment with AI in the virtual world of Minecraft.

2017:
Advancements in Quantum Computing: Major strides were made in the field of quantum computing, with
companies like IBM, Google, and Intel achieving significant milestones in quantum bit (qubit) development and
quantum algorithm research.
Development of Neuromorphic Chips: Progress in neuromorphic computing, leading to the development of chips
that mimic the human brain's architecture and functioning.
Advancements in Li-Fi Technology: Progress in Light Fidelity (Li-Fi) technology, utilizing light for wireless
communication, promising faster and more secure data transmission compared to traditional Wi-Fi.
2018:
Breakthrough in AI Hardware (Turing Architecture): NVIDIA introduced the Turing architecture, a significant
advancement in hardware for deep learning and artificial intelligence, providing enhanced performance and
capabilities for AI workloads.
Commercial Deployment of 5G Networks: The commercial deployment of 5G wireless technology, promising
significantly faster data speeds and lower latency for mobile communication.

2019:
Quantum Computing Milestones: Notable milestones and breakthroughs in the field of quantum computing,
bringing us closer to practical quantum computing applications.
Commercial Launch of 5G Technology: The widespread commercial deployment of 5G networks began in various
countries, ushering in faster data speeds, lower latency, and enabling the Internet of Things (IoT) on a larger
scale.
Tesla Cybertruck Unveiling: Tesla unveiled the Cybertruck, an electric pickup truck featuring innovative design,
sustainable engineering, and advanced autonomous driving capabilities.

2020:
Advancements in mRNA Vaccine Technology: Rapid development and deployment of mRNA-based COVID-19
vaccines, showcasing the potential of this technology for quickly creating vaccines against new and emerging
diseases.
Introduction of Apple M1 Chip: Apple introduced the M1 chip, representing a significant leap in ARM-based
processor technology for computers, offering improved performance and energy efficiency.

2021:
Starlink Satellite Internet Deployment: SpaceX's Starlink satellite internet constellation began deployment,
aiming to provide global high-speed internet coverage.
AI Hardware Innovation: Continued advancements in AI hardware, including the development of more efficient
and powerful AI chips, accelerating the deployment and performance of artificial intelligence applications.

2022-Present:
Launch of James Webb Space Telescope: NASA's James Webb Space Telescope, equipped with advanced
electronics and instruments, was successfully launched, promising to provide unprecedented views of the
universe.
Further Expansion of 5G Technology: Ongoing expansion and optimization of 5G networks, improving coverage,
reliability, and unlocking new use cases and applications, including in critical sectors like autonomous vehicles
and telemedicine.