Technology

1. Online platforms that allow people to connect with others, share thoughts, photos, and videos, as well as stay updated on news and events.
7. A method of making physical objects by adding layers of a material, typically plastic, following a digital design.
10. A field of study focused on creating machines and programs that mimic human intelligence, such as learning, problem-solving, and decision-making.
11. A global network that connects computers and devices, allowing people to share information, communicate, and access online resources.
13. A simulated experience created by a computer, allowing users to interact with a 3D environment using special goggles and controllers.
14. A machine designed to perform specific tasks, often guided by a computer program or remote control.
15. A set of instructions that tell a computer or device how to perform tasks, also known as applications or programs.

2. A way to protect digital information by encoding it into a secure form, only allowing authorized users to access it with a password or key.
3. Forms of energy that are replenished naturally, such as solar, wind, and hydro power, which can be used to generate electricity without harming the environment.
4. A machine used for processing, storing, and displaying information, as well as running various programs and applications.
5. The physical components of a computer or device, such as the screen, keyboard, processor, and memory.
6. A handheld device that combines the functions of a cell phone and a digital assistant, allowing you to make calls, send messages, take photos, and access the internet.
8. A remote-controlled flying device often equipped with a camera, used for aerial photography, video shooting or delivery of small packages.
9. An interactive form of entertainment, played on computers or consoles, in which players control characters or objects to achieve goals or complete challenges.
12. A device that stores energy, allowing gadgets to function without a direct connection to an electrical source.