Million dollar ideas

The financial crisis seems to be over, so that business people begin again to think about investments, according to Business Insider.

Here are some products or services most likely to bring you millions:

Mobile payments: Emma Thompson, Reuters journalist, said about mobile payments market that it "is highly competitive and growing," giving as examples the last movements of Apple, Google or Paypal. The encryption software company Circle announced recently that it will launch its first product for payments which they called "a mobile Skype of transactions."

Batteries: While Tesla's fate is still in doubt, a recent report shows that global sales of lithium-ion batteries for electric cars will grow from $6 billion to $26 billion over the next ten years.

Robots: In their new book, called 'Second era cars' professors Andrew McAfee and Erik Brynjolffson argues that the workforce automation will play an important role in the economy next year. Currently, however, the cost of robots produced by companies like Kiva Systems come with a huge bill.

Personal Drones: A subset of robots, drones are legal in most cases only for personal use and the market became big enough to attract the attention of Wall Street.

Online shop applications: Chris Dixon says that people don't use the Web anymore, using only applications. This gives incredible power to application developers and those who hold their distribution forms. It is a growing market and an area that does not require a large initial investment.

3D Organ Printing: Researchers in Kentucky are about to print the first human heart. Medicine, in general, is the main area of application of the 3D printing technology.