5 Exhibits to Visit at CES 2017
Hosted in Las Vegas, CES 2017 is a three-day event running over 5th – 8th January which hosts over 3,800 companies exhibiting their latest products and technologies in the consumer electronics industry. Product categories range from 3D printing and augmented reality, to vehicle and consumer technology, with many of the world’s most advanced companies premiering their latest products. Here are the 5 exhibits we recommend you visit this year at CES 2017:
1. Holosonics
Holosonics are manufacturers of localised sound. Their revolutionary technology is called Audio Spotlight. This can be found in speakers whereby audio is transmitted in a narrow beam, allowing only those that want to listen to hear it. Designed for residential and commercial use, the speakers can be used in conjunction with tablet kiosks at exhibitions, for retailers and more, so that the targeted listener can hear clearly and the surrounding area cannot.
See them at: Sands, Hall 6 – 51506
2. Honda’s new self-driving car
The NeuV self-driving car concept will be making an appearance at CES and it’s one not to miss. The EV commuter car features an artificial intelligence engine that creates a more human connection between the car and driver. The concept looks incredibly futuristic – giving us a great insight into what our roads may look like in years to come!
See it at: LVCC, North Hall – 7312 and LVCC North Plaza – NP-16
3. Sony’s OLED TV’s
It’s currently a rumour but gaining traction as one of the most anticipated reveals. OLED TV’s were first launched in 2014 and are now one of the most in demand types of TV technology. Sony didn’t jump on the bandwagon at the time, but may unveil an OLED TV with 4K development and HDR support – a long awaited relief for Sony enthusiasts.
See it at: LVCC Central Hall – 17300
4. Notebooks with Nvidia’s GeForce GTX 1050
Stationary computers mostly come to mind when thinking of gaming, but the latest technologies are integrating gaming in portable notebooks. Nvidia’s GeForce GTX 1050 graphics chip is one of the most affordable, enabling gaming consumers to find a gaming laptop in their budget.
See them at: LVCC North Hall – 3931 and LVCC North Plaza – NP-14
5. Google Tango Enabled ZenFone AR
Asus is predicted to be the next smartphone manufacturer to unleash a Google Tango ready smartphone. Google Tango focuses on machine vision, so the phone may include a camera and sensor setup with depth perception, area learning and motion tracker. Augmented reality is becoming more advanced on smartphones, with applications such as indoor navigation, gaming and search.
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