He technology sector will announce its latest innovations and projects at the Consumer Electronics Fair (CES), which begins this Tuesday and in which both technology giants and emerging companies of all kinds will participate.
The annual event, which will end on Friday, will feature more than 4,000 exhibitors and hundreds of industry expert panelists and this year’s star topic is expected to be artificial intelligence (AI).
This Monday, before the fair opens to the public, some titans of the industry, such as LG, Samsung or Sony, will present their new products to the press.
One of the constants of the CES is the presentation of new televisions and, according to the specialized media The Verge, AI to improve the image and sound is expected to be among the announcements of this event.
Something that is not surprising, since it was one of the big topics of last year thanks to the popularity of generative AI thanks to ChatGPT and Google, among others.
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This year the car will not have the prominence it achieved in other editions, because Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis will not participate.
The main reason for this decline is that the strike of the United Auto Workers union in 2023 delayed the calendar of the big three motor companies in the United States, which have chosen to cancel their plans to participate in this year’s CES.
However, Honda, Mercedes-Benz, Hyundai and BMW will be present at the event.
From beauty to smart homes
The CES serves as a showcase for specialized health technologies of all kinds, from hearing aids to smart telehealth devices for the home or devices for better sleep.
This year, beauty will also take center stage, as L’Oréal will give the keynote speech on Tuesday.
Another strong point of the largest consumer electronics fair in the world are the ‘gadgets’ that turn a home into a smart home, where AI will be very present.
For example, LG will showcase an AI-powered home robot called ‘AI agent for the smart home’.
Source: Gestion
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