technologies which have a multiplier effect

Ex: digital fabrication, additive manufacturing, 3D printing; advanced robotics, self assembling systems, self-driving or autonomous vehicles, satellites and drones; quantum machines, supercomputers., cognitive and quantum computing, artificial intelligence, artificial neural networking, machine learning and deep learning; blockchain, data science, cloud computing, connectivity, the internet, mobile phones, The Internet of Things, sensors, social networks, virtual and augmented reality, voice and facial recognition, wearable technology, bionics, implants, biotechnology, synthetic biology, genetic engineering, digital medicine, bioprinting, materials science, nanotechnology, and alternative energy systems