Future Scanner

Written by John Moravec on Thursday, December 6, 2007 at 16:28

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I received this note regarding Future Scanner, located at memebox.com:

The Future Scanner is a community-powered resource that scours the web for the best future-focused content (predictions by experts, discoveries that will impact future events, product prototypes, industry forecasts, useful resources, etc.) and makes it accessible by future Year and Category. When users locate these types of cool links, they tag them accordingly and submit them as “scans” to the site via their personal accounts. As other users come across interesting scans and vote for the ones they like best, the links that receive the most votes appear on the front page of the Future Scanner. Individual users can also easily keep track of the scans they’ve submitted and voted for via their user accounts.

Looks like Digg for futurists, eh?

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Comment from Thory

Posted on Saturday, December 8, 2007 at 7:06

I’ve been using the future scanner for a while now and it’s a really useful site for any futurist who may not have the time to scour the net to find out what’s coming next. The URL is

Comment from Thory

Posted on Saturday, December 8, 2007 at 7:06

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