Recently, I spent some time watching an important analysis video about the future development of technology, and several viewpoints mentioned in it are indeed worth noting.

Looking back at the technological evolution over the past decade, it becomes clear that many of the hottest current sectors—electric vehicles, energy storage systems, autonomous driving, humanoid robots, satellite internet, brain-computer interfaces, commercial rockets—almost all originate from the same source of innovation. These fields have experienced similar driving forces from inception to explosion.

This 173-minute content has sparked quite a bit of discussion in overseas communities, with the core idea being: if we analyze the most revolutionary technological directions of the past ten years, we will find a certain correlation between their development pace and commercialization progress. From energy to transportation, from communication to human-machine interaction, each segment is reshaping industry landscapes.

For those interested in technology investment and industry trends, this macro perspective is still quite insightful. After all, understanding the technological evolution over the past decade can, to some extent, help us better understand the key development focuses for the present and the coming years.