Steve House's presentation at CRBC's June 2014 luncheon.

1. Preparing for incredible break throughs
Colorado 2030

2. The defining battle of our
time
It's not the left versus
the right - it's the past
versus the future.
• Every American is a contestant
whether they know it or not.
• Government will be the greatest resistor
to change.
• For the second time in history we have a
chance to lower our cost of living and
improve the quality of life at the same
time.

3. 2030
❖ My grandson will be 16
❖ He won't:
❖ Ever learn to drive
❖ Own a car
❖ Fly and if he does only rarely for recreation
❖ Write a check
❖ Get diabetes
❖ Go to a DMV

4. 2030
❖ He will
❖ Never drive on snow.
❖ Always have a charge in his cell phone and
eventually use unPad instead.
❖ He may get his electrical power from space.
New space race. Being a mile closer to
space will be a big advantage.
❖ Drone industry should boom. Detect and put
out fires. Deliveries.
❖ He will be able to get healthcare anywhere in
the world anytime he needs it
❖ Not go to a college as we know it. He will
pay under $10,000 for an education and may
do it several times. Education reboot - micro
colleges
❖ He will be recruited by states to live there
and because of transportation he can live
anywhere he wants to.

5. 2030
❖ We will
❖ Get our houses, drugs, and tools via 3D printers
❖ Grind up your house and print a new one when you need to.
❖ Use knowledge intensified manufacturing.
❖ Use the IoT - internet of things
❖ Trillion sensor project to solve cost problems and dramatically limit
government. Technology works around government at the innovation point We
have 18 sensors per person today and we are moving toward 1000.
❖ Google bought Titan Aerospace
❖ Watch 40% of the Fortune 500 disappear by 2030 replaced by companies we
haven't heard of yet. How's that for an American Dream. It's already happening
2.5 times faster then ever before.

6. Four areas of many today?
❖ Transportation
❖ Sensor revolution
❖ Biggest challenge is managing the government
❖ It will be part of the greatest job growth in world history
❖ 3D Printing
❖ Healthcare
❖ Technology
❖ Obamacare alternative

7. Transportation
❖ Univ of Wisconsin has created and tested 100 year concrete
❖ Self driving cars
❖ Just in time versus just in case
❖ Saves 31,000 lives per year
❖ No DUI's
❖ Improves productivity or relaxivity
❖ Auto valet - car parks itself and picks you up when you are ready.
❖ Dedicated driver less roads by 2030
❖ Cities are becoming dysfunctional productivity killers because there are to many
cars.
❖ Cars will apply de-icing automatically
❖ Solar freakin roadways

8. Solar Roadways

9. Solar Roadways

10. Solar Roadways

11. Transportation
❖ Trains versus planes.
❖ Air travel is inefficient, expensive, and environmentally
poor
❖ Hyper loop/ET3 - biggest infrastructure project in world
history
❖ Anti- Friction magnetically couple trains go 350MPH
today

12. Trillion Sensor Project
❖ 1 trillion networked sensors worldwide by 2020. 100 trillion by 2030.
❖ Catalytic versus disruptive - whole new industries
❖ Requires changes in
❖ Batteries, ultra low power wireless, and bandwidth.
❖ Motivations for academia, Governments and industry:
❖ Emergence of very large market.
❖ Challenging problems to solve.
❖ Creation of new jobs.

13. Types of Sensors
❖ Healthcare:
❖ Nanobiosym - Enables testing of a drop of blood or saliva with a nanochip inserted into a mobile
device.
❖ Elfi-Tech - Using advanced optics in a device smaller than a penny, non-invasively measures
vascular health.
❖ Owlstone - Using a "digital nose" sensor, can detect the presence of chemicals in concentrations
down to parts per trillion. identifying disease from user's breath or body fluids.
❖ Sensors you can swallow
❖ Other
❖ Golf course watering patterns
❖ Bridges, roads, and buildings
❖ Air pollution
❖ Water quality and food safety
❖ Your diet - internal calorie counters
❖ Precision agriculture - laser leveled fields, water only where exactly needed, livestock production.
Create abundance by eliminating waste
❖ Smart air conditioners and heaters.

14. Trillion Sensor Job Creation
❖ Assuming an average revenue per employee in developed countries at:
❖ $200,000/year for component company jobs
❖ Based on Cisco forecast:
❖ Trillion smart system would thus represent in 2020
❖ 5 million new direct jobs in component industries. 38 million new direct jobs in
system industries.
❖ Assuming indirect jobs multiplier of 3, 129 million additional jobs - 2030
❖ Indirect job multiplier for knowledge workers has been between 2 and 4
(depending on region).
❖ As a reference, the US created only 1.3M new jobs between 2002 and 2012,
primarily in Government and medical sectors.
❖ Total US employment in December 2013 was 144M.

15. 3D Printing
❖ Chinese company
❖ Printed 10 houses in one day - $4800/per
❖ 10,000 square meter building in one month
❖ Uses fully recycled material - aftermath
affect
❖ Transitional housing - all go, slow go, no go
❖ Print precise drug amounts
❖ Print guns and ammunition
❖ Print baseball stadiums
❖ Regenerative Medicine

16. Healthcare
❖ US Healthcare spending was $2.8T, about 20% of GDP.
❖ mHealth/sensors are expected to save 35% of cost of treatment of
chronic medical conditions, which represents vast majority of health
care spending.
❖ Selected low hanging fruits for mHealth in the US:
❖ • $300B/y: patients don’t follow their prescriptions.
❖ • $44B/y: patients don’t give doctors enough information.
❖ • $300B/y: unhealthy diet and lack of exercise.
❖ mHealth is expected to bring healthcare to everybody on Earth...

17. Healthcare
❖ Free Market alternative
❖ We must prove the model
❖ Needs to be Federally Sovereign
❖ Insurance is still a requirement
❖ Reduce costs
❖ Leverage ObamaCare rules
❖ 3 step process
❖ Insurance outside federal/state control
❖ Pharma outside taxing authorities and FDA
❖ Medical centers for medical tourism

18. Takeaways
❖ We have amazing technologies on the horizon that can improve, extend, and enhance our lives.
Will create jobs.
❖ We will delay the benefits of that technology if we over regulate and do not increase capital
availability at the entrepreneur level. Jobs destroyed and created.
❖ This includes reducing the size and scope of government to its original design. It will work better
now then it ever has to use the Constitution.
❖ How we work will change dramatically. Parsed innovation will become normal and very important.
❖ Break some glass to put Colorado on the leading edge. Bringing the future forward.
❖ We won't need regulatory systems in most industries because information and nano technology
will monitor the things government does today.
❖ Private healthcare system
❖ All legislators will work on bills from models that simulate outcomes with and without unintended
consequences before they try to pass things.
❖ We cannot waste money we must invest money. Wasting is bad debt which is money spent that
doesn't improve society. Interest on debt is even worse.