Medical: Can be used to help track the effectiveness of treatments and identify health problems in early stages of sickness

Meteorology: Computers that draw on wind patterns, tides, and other indicators can predict tsunamis more accurately with the help of the chips.

Sensory Enhancement: These chips could even lead to glasses for the visually impaired because the chips can use visual and auditory sensors to recognize objects and provide audio cues.

Finance: Neuromorphic chips can also aid in financial fraud prediction as it requires complex knowledge and real-time pattern recognition.

Defence: Even the military can benefit as the chips can recognize targets without the bulky data transfers and computers needed to process imagery.