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An app that lays the laws behind everyday scenes over the scenes themselves in AR. Pick a difficulty and a field, point a phone at a fountain or a bridge, and an AI reads the image and draws trajectories and force vectors on top of what the camera sees. If curiosity goes further, a link leads to a fuller written explanation.

A decision-support tool for the people who have to answer the opioid crisis on the ground: county health directors, lawmakers and advocacy groups. It shows how large the problem has grown, guides the user through shaping a response, then puts a price on that response alongside the savings it could produce.

A tool for primary and junior high teachers who lose hours each week writing class newsletters. Teachers just talk to it: the AI asks back for missing details, assembles the draft, and outputs HTML or PDF laid out to survive A4 printing. Because it keeps the paper habit intact, even teachers uneasy with IT can adopt it.

A dashboard app that transcribes a meeting in the browser as it happens, then has a lead AI dispatch work to specialist agents that assemble tasks, owners, decisions, agenda items and a summary diagram. The facilitator is freed from note-taking, and when the meeting ends an organised board is already on everyone's screen.

An agent for foreign visitors caught in an earthquake or typhoon in Japan, unable to read the warnings or tell where to evacuate. Drawing on official meteorological and geospatial data plus preparedness guides, it delivers alerts, shelter directions and ready-to-send safety messages in the user's own language.

An app for experiencing race day before it arrives. It cross-references the course GPX, the weather and the runner's goals and training history, then works out which points to watch, how to pace and where to drink. The advice comes back as a generated video with captions, helping runners picture the course and judge well.

A phone app for travellers stuck in front of an unreadable menu. OCR pulls dish names and prices from a photo, then adds a translation, a short explanation and a generated image so you can picture the taste and look. Pick a dish and the app renders your order in the local language to show the waiter, and it keeps past lookups.