Recorded Wednesday, January 22 3pm ET
Explore the latest tech trends, innovations, products and services that matter most to our business from the 2020 International Consumer Electronics Show.
Topics include:
- Intelligent IoT / Voice Assistants
- Artificial Intelligence
- Transformation of Screens from 8K to QHD to microLED TVs
- 5G, 10G and more
- Smart Health
- AR/VR/XR
- Smart Transportation and Robots
Technology Translators
Clarke’s CES 2020 Report
Topics include:
- Are you smarter than your technology?
- The Internet of Things from the home to pets
- Artificial Intelligence from digital humans to beauty tech
- The evolution of TV screens
- Smart content, transportation and health
- Augmented/virtual/mixed reality
- Smart robots
Additional CES Videos and Photos
Smart Cars and Transportation
It’s All About the Screens
Unveiling it’s first electric car, Faraday Future, it averages about 11 screens including a massive one for the back-seat passengers – now that’s TV Everywhere.
Flying Cars
The latest Pegasus flying car / helicopter that transitions between driving and flying automatically with one button and in about six seconds
Samsung Electronic Car (No Audio)
Showcasing its advanced electronics, this car has more than 33 sensors as well as on-board software regulated using Sony’s artificial intelligence, telecommunication and cloud technologies
TVs Galore
Samsung TV Wall: Blowing Away OLEDS
Samsung’s ”First Look” event featuring the intense brightness, perfect black levels and amazing picture of HDR/8K resolution.
Roll-Up TV (No Audio)
LG doubled down with their flexible OLED screens with a flexible screen that rolls down into a cabinet – available commercially for $60K.
8K (No Audio)
Take a look at what 100 million live lights of 8K looks like.
IoT / Voice Assistants
Scheduling Assistant (No Audio)
The Google Assistant will finally let you schedule actions for later and a bunch of other new features, too.
Oral-B iQ Toothbrush (No Audio)
This toothbrush is very quiet and it’s full of intelligence sensing where you are effectively brushing and where you aren’t.
Google Assistant’s Interpreter Mode (No Audio)
This feature is helping travelers translating 29 languages.
