Behrokh Koshnevis, CEO, Contour Crafting, and professor at University of Southern California, talks about his passion for disruptive technologies and how they help reimagine the way things are done. He explains how 3D printing was born in the construction industry and will therefore have the highest potential in creating solutions that will shrink production periods from months to days.

Peggy talks about motor vehicle deaths during the holidays, and explains motor vehicle deaths are expected to be higher this year. She says if we aren't going to regulate ourselves, others will have to regulate us instead, explaining sometimes we need an extra nudge to make our roads safer.

Waqaas Al-Siddiq, cofounder and CEO, biotricity, says the company recently received 501-k FDA clearanc. He explains software and apps can be updated at a much faster speed than hardware, and the company's strategy is to be able to make changes rapidly and innovate. He explains the cardiac market is a massive industry and he is serving a critical piece of the market.

Peggy says her vision for the future is that all the equipment and systems inside a facility will be connected. She explains buildings will be connected to other buildings, and cities will become smarter, but says the challenge is most of these systems don't currently talk to each other.

Cara English, CEO, Cummings Graduate Institute for Behavioral Health Studies, says in healthcare VR (virtual reality) is primarily used for exposure therapy, anxiety disorders, or PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder). She explains the technology can recreate a scene for them that created that particular anxiety when the initial trauma was experienced.