Musk's creative mind is the most powerful elemenst in taking society to the next level

Elon Musk is without a doubt one of the world's most progressive innovators today. He's the one who thinks broadly about the future and has been working out how to change various industries. He has developed and established a variety of businesses and projects over the years that have had a positive impact on society's progress. These businesses have an effect on a number of sectors, including aerospace and healthcare.

Elon Musk's Enterprises

Elon Musk is the CEO, Founder, Inventor, or Consultant for a variety of the world's most well-known businesses, such as:

• SpaceX (as well as Starlink)

• Tesla (as well as SolarCity)

• The Boring company

• OpenAI

• Neuralink

According to Industry Week, "Musk, perhaps more than anyone in the industry today, maintains a clear vision for what real 21st century technology is supposed to do and what kind of future it is supposed to be creating. He has created a new world of technology according to his own idea of the future — a future based equally on physics and 50 years' worth of unfulfilled promises left by science fiction."

Musk's creative mind is one of the most powerful elements in taking society to the next level, when combined with innovative technologies and a deep passion for improving life (both on and off the planet). Here Are 6 Industries Being Disrupted by Elon Musk and His Companies:

Health-care facilities

Musk has been interested in the development of various healthcare innovations, such as Neuralink's high-bandwidth, minimally invasive brain computer interface. Musk has confirmed that the company's immediate aim is to create devices to treat serious brain disorders, with the long-term goal of human development.

Transportation

Musk's Hyperloop, a proposed fifth method of transportation that seeks to minimize the 6-hour trip from DC to New York to just 30 minutes, is one example of his initiatives in the transportation sector. A Hyperloop is a proposed mode of passenger and/or freight transportation that is currently being tested by Musk's friend Richard Branson's Virgin Hyperloop One.

Aerospace

Musk's aerospace firm seems to be as well-known as his automobiles. SpaceX's Falcon 1 and Falcon 9 rockets, which were launched in 2002 to help lower the cost of space travel and enable the colonization of Mars, are developed to be reusable. The company has managed to fly six cargo resupply stations to the International Space Station, and was offered a NASA agreement to build a spacecraft that will take members of the crew to and from the ISS.

Automotive 

Tesla Motors, Inc. is an auto maker headquartered in the United States that designs, creates, produces, and sells luxury electric vehicles. It is passionate about doing things in a different way. Elon Musk, the company's Founder and CEO, set out to confirm that electric vehicles could be superior to gasoline-powered vehicles. In the procedure, the company dramatically altered customer expectations of the couple of decades old car-buying method. Tesla has also been able to minimize inventory carrying costs and manufacturing waste by using its direct-to-consumer business model.

AI

Musk Co-founded OpenAI, an artificial intelligence research centre, in December 2015. It aims to construct a computer with human intelligence while putting transparency and security first. Despite the fact that OpenAI was founded as a non-profit, the organization believes it needed to launch a commercial product in order to achieve its mission of ensuring that "artificial intelligence benefits everybody."

Telecommunications facilities

Elon Musk has successfully expanded new markets, disrupted other industries and has now significantly attempted to change the global telecommunications market by using his Starlink Internet satellites. Elon Musk's latest ambitious project is Starlink, which aims to establish an interconnected internet network with thousands of satellites, referred to as a constellation in the space industry, that is purpose-built to deliver high-speed internet to consumers anywhere on the world.