Corporate MASH units

If Piedmont or one of the big hospital groups put together three or four MASH units they could probably park them on the southern border and make gobs of money servicing all the illegals crossings and their medical needs.

MASH stands for Mobile Army Surgical Hospital.

Burst radio ads

Could a radio station use a burst of what would sound like static or high-pitched squeals to the human ear or maybe even make it in audible but it could be picked up by your phone's microphone and then show you notification list of ads for the time that you been listening to the radio station. Better yet put it in the ultrasonic range so humans don't normally hear them.

Then if he tapped on the ad notification it would take you to the website or take you to that specific web-based ad so that you could either participate or not and if you didn't want to see the ad you got it in a notification you just swipe it away.

Could be something worth looking at!

AR personal data beacon

Adapt ADS-B from aviation for use by group tour guides, groups, bands and choirs, and even individuals.

That way AR glasses, phones, and the like can instantly see into about you, how to contact you, etc.

We have a lot of this data available on our phones already, but the data beacon would explicitly transmit the data.

It could even be used for marketing and attracting people to secret sales.

AR highlighting of real books

Use a pen AR glasses and you use the pen them are things in the book and next time you open it up the highlighting is there, even the writing. That way you can pick up any copy of the book and see the highlighting you made anywhere.

AI psychologist

Artificial intelligence psychologists

Person that studies how AI is behaving and diagnoses what the problem might be. Studies the data being said to, the code that helps them make decisions, and what it's learned so far.

AI for Alzheimers patients

Why couldn't you use an AI and a bunch of data about a person's family and life to give an Alzheimer's patient memory through a artificial intelligence?

You don't identify and tag people and places with data, but when properly tagged then when a son or a wife gets close their device whether it be a phone or whatever could whisper in the ear this is your son and tell him some relevant things to think about.

I'm not sure how that would go or how accurate it could be but it could provide a way it started early enough for someone with severe Alzheimer's to actually function without really remembering themselves. As long as they remember to listen to and trust the voice of the machine.

3D printer fodder

Develop home recycling machine that breaks things down for use in a 3D printer.

You put your paper products in one part, plastics in another, food stuff in another, glass in another. The machine would break things down to a point where they could be used in an attached 3D printer to make other items you could use or sell.

Food waste could be processed into liquid fertilizer sludge that could be used to grow food.

This could be a boon to m preppers that want to go off the grid but have all the comforts of modern technology.