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In an age where technology permeates every facet of our lives, its transformative power is particularly evident in the realm of experiences and connections. The recent CES serves as a compelling illustration of how technological advancements have reshaped our interactions, perceptions, and emotional engagements. The conversation reveals insights from industry professionals who have witnessed firsthand the evolution of technology and its impact on human experiences.Technology Transforms Experiences and ConnectionsThe CES, a hallmark event in the tech industry, showcases innovations that not only highlight the latest gadgets but also embody the essence of connectivity and emotional engagement. Allie Fried, a spokesperson for CES, discusses the event's impressive scale, noting that the previous year attracted over 130,000 attendees from 150 countries, creating a vibrant tapestry of global interaction. This statistic alone underscores how technology brings people together, fostering connections that transcend geographical boundaries. The sheer diversity of participants - from tech giants like Amazon and Google to startups in Eureka Park - demonstrates a collective pursuit of innovation that inspires collaboration and shared experiences.As Fried recounts her experiences navigating the expansive exhibition space, she emphasizes the contrast between the flashy displays of major corporations and the more intimate, groundbreaking innovations found in Eureka Park. Here, the focus shifts from mere consumerism to a deeper exploration of how technology can genuinely enhance lives. For instance, the introduction of a robotic dog designed to assist Alzheimer's patients reflects a profound understanding of the emotional and practical needs of individuals. This is not just about showcasing advanced technology; it is about creating meaningful connections that can significantly improve the quality of life for patients and their families.Furthermore, Fried highlights the emotional resonance of technology through the example of an AI baby panda. Designed to mimic the behaviors and characteristics of a real panda, this technological marvel goes beyond entertainment; it fosters emotional connections by responding to human emotions. The experience of holding this AI companion, feeling its heartbeat, and hearing it sing evokes a sense of empathy and companionship that is often lacking in our increasingly digital world. Such innovations illustrate how technology can bridge the gap between human emotions and artificial intelligence, creating experiences that resonate on a deeply personal level.Innovation Leads to Market EvolutionThe evolution of technology has also transformed the way we perceive and interact with the world around us. Scott and Allie reflect on the dramatic improvements in audio-visual quality over the years, enabling richer and more immersive experiences. The transition from bulky equipment to compact, high-quality devices signifies not only advancements in technology but also a shift in how we consume and share experiences. The ability to capture and broadcast events in real-time, as demonstrated by the live show at CES, allows for a more inclusive and participatory experience for audiences, whether they are physically present or engaging from afar.Moreover, the collaborative spirit fostered by technology is evident in the way industry professionals share knowledge and insights at events like CES. The conversation reflects a sense of camaraderie among attendees, who recognize the shared challenges and triumphs of navigating the ever-evolving tech landscape. This sense of community is bolstered by platforms that facilitate dialogue and collaboration, enabling individuals to connect over common interests and goals.Conclusion: CES Represents an Ever-Evolving Technology LandscapeIn conclusion, CES underscores the profound impact of technology on experiences and connections. From the emotional resonance of AI companions to the global interactions fostered by events like CES, technology serves as a catalyst for deeper human connections and enriched experiences. As we continue to embrace technological advancements, it is essential to recognize and harness their potential to create meaningful interactions that enhance our lives and the lives of those around us. Ultimately, technology is not merely a tool; it is a bridge that connects us to one another and to the world, transforming our experiences in ways that were once unimaginable.Interview by Scott Ertz of F5 Live: Refreshing Technology.Sponsored by: Get $5 to protect your credit card information online with Privacy. Amazon Prime gives you more than just free shipping. Get free music, TV shows, movies, videogames and more. The most flexible tools for podcasting. Get a 30 day free trial of storage and statistics.
In an age where technology permeates every facet of our lives, its transformative power is particularly evident in the realm of experiences and connections. The recent CES serves as a compelling illustration of how technological advancements have reshaped our interactions, perceptions, and emotional engagements. The conversation reveals insights from industry professionals who have witnessed firsthand the evolution of technology and its impact on human experiences.Technology Transforms Experiences and ConnectionsThe CES, a hallmark event in the tech industry, showcases innovations that not only highlight the latest gadgets but also embody the essence of connectivity and emotional engagement. Allie Fried, a spokesperson for CES, discusses the event's impressive scale, noting that the previous year attracted over 130,000 attendees from 150 countries, creating a vibrant tapestry of global interaction. This statistic alone underscores how technology brings people together, fostering connections that transcend geographical boundaries. The sheer diversity of participants - from tech giants like Amazon and Google to startups in Eureka Park - demonstrates a collective pursuit of innovation that inspires collaboration and shared experiences.As Fried recounts her experiences navigating the expansive exhibition space, she emphasizes the contrast between the flashy displays of major corporations and the more intimate, groundbreaking innovations found in Eureka Park. Here, the focus shifts from mere consumerism to a deeper exploration of how technology can genuinely enhance lives. For instance, the introduction of a robotic dog designed to assist Alzheimer's patients reflects a profound understanding of the emotional and practical needs of individuals. This is not just about showcasing advanced technology; it is about creating meaningful connections that can significantly improve the quality of life for patients and their families.Furthermore, Fried highlights the emotional resonance of technology through the example of an AI baby panda. Designed to mimic the behaviors and characteristics of a real panda, this technological marvel goes beyond entertainment; it fosters emotional connections by responding to human emotions. The experience of holding this AI companion, feeling its heartbeat, and hearing it sing evokes a sense of empathy and companionship that is often lacking in our increasingly digital world. Such innovations illustrate how technology can bridge the gap between human emotions and artificial intelligence, creating experiences that resonate on a deeply personal level.Innovation Leads to Market EvolutionThe evolution of technology has also transformed the way we perceive and interact with the world around us. Scott and Allie reflect on the dramatic improvements in audio-visual quality over the years, enabling richer and more immersive experiences. The transition from bulky equipment to compact, high-quality devices signifies not only advancements in technology but also a shift in how we consume and share experiences. The ability to capture and broadcast events in real-time, as demonstrated by the live show at CES, allows for a more inclusive and participatory experience for audiences, whether they are physically present or engaging from afar.Moreover, the collaborative spirit fostered by technology is evident in the way industry professionals share knowledge and insights at events like CES. The conversation reflects a sense of camaraderie among attendees, who recognize the shared challenges and triumphs of navigating the ever-evolving tech landscape. This sense of community is bolstered by platforms that facilitate dialogue and collaboration, enabling individuals to connect over common interests and goals.Conclusion: CES Represents an Ever-Evolving Technology LandscapeIn conclusion, CES underscores the profound impact of technology on experiences and connections. From the emotional resonance of AI companions to the global interactions fostered by events like CES, technology serves as a catalyst for deeper human connections and enriched experiences. As we continue to embrace technological advancements, it is essential to recognize and harness their potential to create meaningful interactions that enhance our lives and the lives of those around us. Ultimately, technology is not merely a tool; it is a bridge that connects us to one another and to the world, transforming our experiences in ways that were once unimaginable.Interview by Scott Ertz of F5 Live: Refreshing Technology.Sponsored by: Get $5 to protect your credit card information online with Privacy. Amazon Prime gives you more than just free shipping. Get free music, TV shows, movies, videogames and more. The most flexible tools for podcasting. Get a 30 day free trial of storage and statistics.
In the French Pavilion in Eureka Park at CES, EPSEED was showing their device that focuses on making remote work more secure. Kélian Bailet, Co-Founder and President, explained how they separate the work and personal systems to achieve corporate security, as well as why he is looking forward to it coming to the Mac platform. Show Notes: Support: Become a MacVoices Patron on Patreon http://patreon.com/macvoices Enjoy this episode? Make a one-time donation with PayPal Connect: Web: http://macvoices.com Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/chuckjoiner http://www.twitter.com/macvoices Mastodon: https://mastodon.cloud/@chuckjoiner Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/chuck.joiner MacVoices Page on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/macvoices/ MacVoices Group on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/groups/macvoice LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chuckjoiner/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chuckjoiner/ Subscribe: Audio in iTunes Video in iTunes Subscribe manually via iTunes or any podcatcher: Audio: http://www.macvoices.com/rss/macvoicesrss Video: http://www.macvoices.com/rss/macvoicesvideorss
High profile examples of deep fakes have been in the news, especially in the last year or so during the U.S presidential election, but there are more disturbing aspects to the problem. At CES in Las Vegas in the Netherlands pavilion in Eureka Park, we discussed the problem with Julia Jakimenko, Founder and CEO, of Cyberette and how their company is building tools to detect both audio and video deep fakes in both publicly available media as well as in real time situations like video conferencing. Show Notes: Support: Become a MacVoices Patron on Patreon http://patreon.com/macvoices Enjoy this episode? Make a one-time donation with PayPal Connect: Web: http://macvoices.com Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/chuckjoiner http://www.twitter.com/macvoices Mastodon: https://mastodon.cloud/@chuckjoiner Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/chuck.joiner MacVoices Page on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/macvoices/ MacVoices Group on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/groups/macvoice LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chuckjoiner/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chuckjoiner/ Subscribe: Audio in iTunes Video in iTunes Subscribe manually via iTunes or any podcatcher: Audio: http://www.macvoices.com/rss/macvoicesrss Video: http://www.macvoices.com/rss/macvoicesvideorss
High profile examples of deep fakes have been in the news, especially in the last year or so during the U.S presidential election, but there are more disturbing aspects to the problem. At CES in Las Vegas in the Netherlands pavilion in Eureka Park, we discussed the problem with Julia Jakimenko, Founder and CEO, of Cyberette and how their company is building tools to detect both audio and video deep fakes in both publicly available media as well as in real time situations like video conferencing. Show Notes: Support: Become a MacVoices Patron on Patreon http://patreon.com/macvoices Enjoy this episode? Make a one-time donation with PayPal Connect: Web: http://macvoices.com Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/chuckjoiner http://www.twitter.com/macvoices Mastodon: https://mastodon.cloud/@chuckjoiner Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/chuck.joiner MacVoices Page on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/macvoices/ MacVoices Group on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/groups/macvoice LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chuckjoiner/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chuckjoiner/ Subscribe: Audio in iTunes Video in iTunes Subscribe manually via iTunes or any podcatcher: Audio: http://www.macvoices.com/rss/macvoicesrss Video: http://www.macvoices.com/rss/macvoicesvideorss
In the French Pavilion in Eureka Park at CES, EPSEED was showing their device that focuses on making remote work more secure. Kélian Bailet, Co-Founder and President, explained how they separate the work and personal systems to achieve corporate security, as well as why he is looking forward to it coming to the Mac platform. Show Notes: Support: Become a MacVoices Patron on Patreon http://patreon.com/macvoices Enjoy this episode? Make a one-time donation with PayPal Connect: Web: http://macvoices.com Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/chuckjoiner http://www.twitter.com/macvoices Mastodon: https://mastodon.cloud/@chuckjoiner Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/chuck.joiner MacVoices Page on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/macvoices/ MacVoices Group on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/groups/macvoice LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chuckjoiner/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chuckjoiner/ Subscribe: Audio in iTunes Video in iTunes Subscribe manually via iTunes or any podcatcher: Audio: http://www.macvoices.com/rss/macvoicesrss Video: http://www.macvoices.com/rss/macvoicesvideorss
Début janvier, des dizaines de milliers de visiteurs ont rejoint le CES (Consumer Electronics Show), gigantesque salon de la technologie, à Las Vegas. Et pour la première fois, un pavillon africain était présent. L'occasion de se montrer, en particulier pour des start-ups marocaines. De notre correspondant à Las Vegas,Il est un peu difficile à trouver, presque caché derrière la centaine de stands coréens. Mais le pavillon africain est bien là, à Eureka Park, l'espace du CES réservé aux start-ups. C'est une première. « Commencez petit, voyez grand », sourit Lamia Aamou. C'est elle qui a réuni ici un peu moins d'une dizaine de start-ups liées à l'Afrique.Objectif : promouvoir la tech locale. « L'Afrique a des besoins aujourd'hui. Et elle sait innover pour elle, c'est-à-dire que ces innovations, dans un premier temps, elles sont faites pour résoudre des vrais problèmes à destination des Africains. Notre challenge à nous, c'est comment faire pour que ces innovations, qui sont à destination des Africains et qui marchent très bien aujourd'hui, puissent atteindre le niveau mondial », développe Lamia Aamou.À lire aussiCES de Las Vegas: «Pour l'automobiliste, l'IA va tout changer»Un nez électronique dépisteur de maladiesFranco-marocaine, elle a profité de ses contacts avec l'UM6P, l'université Mohammed VI Polytechnique, pour trouver des « pépites ». Sensebiotek par exemple, avec son nez électronique. « On a développé un dispositif médical pour dépister l'odeur des maladies. Quand une maladie entre dans notre corps, notre odeur change du fait du métabolisme et des réactions immunitaires qui se passent à l'intérieur du corps. », explique le docteur Nabil MoumaneDans le stand voisin, on retrouve une autre start-up médicale, Deep Echo, fondée par Saad Slimani, un radiologue : « C'est une start-up qui utilise l'intelligence artificielle pour faciliter l'examen échographique. Notre outil permet en fait d'automatiser tout ce qui est estimation du bien-être fœtal. C'est bon à la fois pour l'éducation, donc des jeunes internes etc, et à la fois, c'est bien pour les médecins experts, pour leur faciliter le travail. »À lire aussiCES à Las Vegas: avec son laser, Ablatom révèle, à la vitesse de la lumière, la composition de la matièreS'ouvrir aux marchés européens, asiatiques et américainsLe siège de Deep Echo est aux États-Unis mais son activité opérationnelle est au Maroc, pays qui intéresse Peter Townshend. Cet entrepreneur californien a participé au panel sur l'investissement en Afrique : « Les coûts sont moins élevés au Maroc. Les talents risquent moins de quitter l'entreprise qu'ici. Les start-ups marocaines expliquent qu'elles peuvent tester leur concept sur leur marché. Et c'est très bien. Mais si nous sentons qu'elles ne peuvent pas élargir ce concept aux marchés américains, européens et asiatiques, nous n'investirons probablement pas. » Autre piste de financement : attirer une partie des 100 milliards de dollars envoyés chaque année depuis l'Europe par la diaspora en direction de l'Afrique.À lire aussiAu CES de Las Vegas, la tech se révèle enjeu économique et géopolitique mondialÀ lire aussiL'industrie du gaming au CES, c'est à fond la caisse !
Le CES de Las Vegas représente pour les journalistes une grande messe technologique et une source inépuisable de tendances. Alain McKenna souligne l'ampleur de l'événement, mêlant gadgets grand public, innovations automobiles et startups locales. Carl Edwin Michel met l'accent sur l'intelligence artificielle et les innovations en jeux vidéo et en véhicules autonomes, notamment au Eureka Park. Maxime Johnson, lui, surveille les annonces clés comme les nouvelles cartes graphiques de Nvidia, anticipant leur impact sur le jeu et l'IA. Tous s'accordent sur l'importance du CES pour prendre le pouls de l'industrie.
Bruno Guglielminetti et Jérôme Colombain discutent de leur préparation pour le CES de Las Vegas. Colombain évoque l'évolution de son matériel, des magnétophones lourds aux équipements modernes. Ils abordent la logistique, les journées presse et les découvertes au Eureka Park, un espace dédié aux startups. Avec humour, ils parlent des défis liés au temps, aux choix d'événements et à l'organisation.
Guests: Brian Comiskey, Senior Director of Innovation & Trends at CESOn LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/brian-comiskey-futurist/Hosts: Marco Ciappelli, Co-Founder at ITSPmagazine [@ITSPmagazine] and Host of Redefining Society Podcast & Audio Signals PodcastOn ITSPmagazine | https://www.itspmagazine.com/itspmagazine-podcast-radio-hosts/marco-ciappelliOn LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/marco-ciappelli/WebSite | https://www.marcociappelli.comSean Martin, Co-Founder at ITSPmagazine [@ITSPmagazine] and Host of Redefining CyberSecurity Podcast [@RedefiningCyber]On ITSPmagazine | https://www.itspmagazine.com/sean-martinOn LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/imsmartin/WebSite | https://www.seanmartin.com____________________________Episode NotesCES 2025 is just around the corner, and what better way to dive into the upcoming event than with Brian Comiskey, Senior Director of Innovation and Trends and resident futurist at the Consumer Technology Association? In this special episode of On Location, I had the pleasure of speaking with Brian about what we can expect from this year's CES, how it continues to shape the tech world, and what it means for all of us navigating a Hybrid Analog Digital Society.Setting the Tone for the Year in TechAs Brian pointed out, CES is not just an event—it's the launchpad for the year's tech trends. Taking place January 7-10 in Las Vegas, CES 2025 will be a massive showcase of innovation across countless industries, from artificial intelligence to mobility, digital health, energy solutions, and beyond.This year's theme, "Dive In," perfectly encapsulates the spirit of the event. It's not just about experiencing the surface level of emerging technologies but about going deeper—exploring how these advancements interact, converge, and shape our everyday lives. Whether you're an executive closing deals, a media professional discovering cutting-edge innovations, or a curious onlooker reading from afar, CES offers an opportunity to explore the tech-driven future.Human-Centric Innovation at Its CoreCES has evolved from a purely consumer electronics show to something much broader. While enterprise solutions now account for nearly 40% of its exhibitors, the focus remains on human-centric innovation. As Brian aptly said, "Humans are not just consumers; they are patients, workers, collaborators, and creators." The technologies at CES aim to enhance our lives in all these roles.Digital health is a prime example of this shift. This year, exhibitors in this category are moving to the Venetian campus alongside smart home, lifestyle tech, and accessibility solutions, highlighting how these technologies are converging to improve health, wellness, and longevity. From wearables that connect to your smart home to smart mirrors that monitor your mood, CES demonstrates how personalized, data-driven ecosystems can redefine daily living.The Evolution of InnovationBrian and I also discussed the nature of innovation, which he breaks down into two categories: evolutionary and revolutionary. CES showcases both. Evolutionary innovation involves incremental advances, like smarter AI chips in TVs that turn entertainment devices into command centers for your smart home or even tools for telehealth. Revolutionary innovation, on the other hand, includes breakthroughs like nuclear fusion and generative AI—transformations that redefine industries overnight.This year, startups are expected to bring some of the most exciting stories. The Eureka Park pavilion will spotlight companies like Standard Energy, which is developing vanadium ion battery tiles for home energy storage, and Senergetics, which uses AI to predict and prevent corrosion in power plant pipes. Another standout is Glidance, an autonomous guide robot for individuals with low vision, showcasing how innovation can serve diverse needs and create new opportunities for accessibility.A Convergence of Ideas and OpportunitiesAt its heart, CES is about connection—not just connecting devices but connecting people and ideas. It's a place where startups meet industry giants, partnerships are forged, and new possibilities are imagined. As Brian highlighted, the show serves as both a showcase and a platform for collaboration, where the seeds of future innovations are planted.Wrapping It UpCES 2025 is more than a trade show—it's a glimpse into the future of our coexistence with technology. As we prepare to dive into the event, one thing is clear: technology is no longer something we simply use. It's a part of who we are and how we live.I'll leave you with this thought: CES isn't just about what's next; it's about how we can work together to make what's next even better.Mark your calendars for January 7-10, and stay tuned for more conversations as Sean Martin and I bring you the latest stories On Location.Subscribe, follow, and let's explore the future together!____________________________This Episode's Sponsors HITRUST: https://itspm.ag/itsphitweb____________________________Catch all of our event coverage: https://www.itspmagazine.com/technology-cybersecurity-society-humanity-conference-and-event-coverageWant to tell your Brand Story Briefing as part of our event coverage?Learn More
CES is the most powerful tech event in the world, and this year will be no different. From brilliant keynotes to an audio "fly-over" of the show floor, this episode covers what to expect at CES 2025 from CTA's leading executives. Discover the exciting trends, innovations and conversations that will take place at CES. Here's a sneak peek: Explore ground-breaking exhibitors leading the future in tech innovation. Learn more about the CES landscape and how each venue brings different tech categories to life. Gain personal insights on the most exciting topics from the ones who know CES best. Still haven't registered? DIVE IN here: www.ces.tech/register
Get ready to be inspired! In this segment of Tech Zone, Paul Amadeus Lane sits down with Steve Ewell, Executive Director of the Consumer Technology Association Foundation, to explore the exciting world of tech innovation. Steve shares insights into the CTA Foundation's Eureka Park Accessibility Contest, highlighting the groundbreaking technologies that are improving the lives of older adults and people with disabilities. Discover:The winning innovations from Eureka ParkOther contests and opportunities for aspiring tech entrepreneursHow the CTA Foundation is supporting the next generation of tech leadersTune in to Tech Zone and discover the future of technology!
Join Paul Amadeus Lane on The Tech Zone as he dives deep into the exciting world of Eureka Park at CES 2025. In this episode, Paul sits down with Stephen Ewell, Executive Director of the Consumer Technology Association Foundation, to uncover the secrets of this unique showcase for startups and what it takes to stand out.Discover the innovative ideas and groundbreaking technologies that could shape the future of consumer tech. Learn about the CTA Foundation's mission to enhance the lives of older adults and people with disabilities through technology. Get insider tips and strategies from Stephen Ewell on how to make a lasting impression at Eureka Park and attract potential investors and partners visit https://www.cta.tech/Who-We-Are/CTA-Foundation/Eureka-Park-Accessibility-Contest for the details and the entry form. The deadline to submit is September 9th .Whether you're a tech enthusiast, aspiring entrepreneur, or simply curious about the latest innovations, this episode of The Tech Zone is a must-listen. Tune in to gain valuable insights and inspiration from the experts at the forefront of the consumer technology industry.
It's an all new That Real Blind Tech Show as Brian sits down with Dr. Bryan Wolynski from the Lighthouse Guild in New York City fresh off of this year's CES and ATIA conferences. We start off discussing this year's CES Conference and the most interesting things that caught Bryan's attention. How odd we start with autonomous vehicles. We discuss the fun part of locating your vehicle when it arrives. Next up was Robot Dogs. Blind brian's Guide Dog Wesley was not a fan. Bryan then dives in to the Eureka Park area at the Venetian Hotel where all the start ups are located and some real innovation is being done. We discuss the newly released app OOrion that helps people discover items around them. We then discuss another app Bryan got introduced to called From Your Eyes. We then dive in to the obstacle avoidance apps that were on display at CES. We then discuss OneCourt for the blind sports fan out there. And the impressive work that AARP is conducting. We wrap up our coverage of this year's CES discussing an award that the Lighthouse Guild NYC won. We then jump in to this year's ATIA Conference that just wrapped up. Surprisingly Apple was an attendee at this year's conference. We then discuss a company called Audible Sight whose goal is to allow you to produce your own audio description for your videos. Next up is Orcam and E-Sight. We then discuss CSUN which will be happening in mid-March. To contact That Real Blind Tech Show, you can email us at ThatRealBlindTechShow@gmail.com, join our Facebook Group That Real Blind Tech Show, join us on the Twitter @BlindTechShow , or leave us an old school phone message at 929-367-1005.
Make a Logo on FiverrDuring CES 2024, I was invited to the introductory ceremonies at the Seoul Pavilion in Eureka Park. Opening remarks were from Oh Se-Hoon, the Mayor of Seoul, South Korea. Joining him was Gary Shapiro, the CEO of CTA (CES), and other dignitaries from Korea. The theme of the pavilion was “Se??ul […] The post Innovations at the Seoul Pavilion appeared first on Geekazine.
Se nos quedan sin mencionar infinitas novedades como el increíble y ultradelgado computador portátil de Lenovo Thinkbook plus, el versátil Dell XPS 16, la tecnología del WIFI 7; el novedoso Sony x Siemens y los avances en tecnología de PC de AMD, que está impulsando la infraestructura de extremo a extremo que definirá la era de la IA, desde instalaciones en la nube hasta clústeres empresariales, dispositivos integrados inteligentes habilitados para IA y PC que van desde el Range Rover en Marte, hasta robots industriales, sin contar con el Rabbit R1; la gran sorpresa del CES 2024 es un dispositivo (co-diseñado por Teenage Engineering) que promete llevar los dispositivos de bolsillo al siguiente nivel. CES es el evento tecnológico más importante del mundo: el campo de pruebas para las tecnologías más avanzadas y de los innovadores mundiales. Aquí es donde las marcas más importantes del mundo hacen negocios y conocen nuevos socios, y los innovadores más brillantes se dan a conocer. Propiedad de la Consumer Technology Association y también responsable de su producción, CES presenta todos los aspectos del sector tecnológico. Y estas son las cifras de CES 2024: -Más de 8 millones de metros cuadrados de exposiciones, un 15 por ciento más que en CES 2023. - Más de 4.300 expositores, entre ellos más de 1.400 startups dentro de Eureka Park. - Más de 135.000 asistentes, con un aumento récord de más del 40 por ciento, pertenecientes a 150 países, regiones y territorios. - Más de 5.000 medios y creadores de contenidos de todo el mundo (incluyendo este contenido). - 60 % de las empresas incluidas en el listado Fortune 500. - Más de 250 sesiones de conferencias con más de 1.000 conferencistas. - El programa Innovation Awards de CES 2024 recibió más de 3.000 participaciones, una cifra récord, e incluyó a la IA como nueva categoría. - Y más de 25.000 contenidos multimedia que generaron más de 160 mil millones de impresiones de CES 2024. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gabriel-posada/message
SummaryIn this episode, Ben Bajarin and Jay Goldberg discuss their experience at CES and the presence of AI in various products. They explore the evolution of massage chairs and the AI wash in the industry. They also analyze the two tracks of AI at CES, with a more muted presence in big vendor booths and a greater focus in Eureka Park. The conversation delves into the role of AI in semiconductor vendors and the importance of on-device AI. They discuss the balance between cloud and edge AI and the outlook for semiconductors in 2024. They also touch on the revival of VR and AR and the potential for exciting developments in the future.TakeawaysCES featured a more muted presence of AI compared to previous years, with a focus on specific use cases rather than generative AI.The massage chair industry has seen advancements in AI sensing and 5D rollers, but there is still an AI wash in the labeling of products.Semiconductor vendors are re-examining their roadmaps to incorporate more on-device AI, recognizing the need for advanced sensor fusion and compute at the edge. The balance between cloud and edge AI is becoming more symbiotic, with a recognition that both are necessary for a comprehensive AI strategy. The outlook for semiconductors in 2024 is mixed, with a cyclically good year expected but uncertainty about significant advancements in consumer-facing AI.Chapters00:00 Introduction and CES Experience01:09 The Fascination with Massage Chairs05:02 The Muted Presence of AI at CES26:06 The Compute Happening at the Edge27:29 The Outlook for Semiconductors in 2024
In this episode, Walt Zerbe Sr. Director of Technology & Standards at CEDIA Talks with Rob Sabin, Editor and Chief of Projector Central and Jim Hunter, founder of ncent about what we saw at the show today. We cover what's happening with consumer video projectors, power products, some things in Eureka Park, media management and a whole bunch of other things including lasers and phasers. https://www.projectorcentral.com/ https://www.ncent.ai/
Toute la semaine, Monde Numérique vous fait vivre le CES de Las Vegas 2024 ! Le salon a ouvert ses portes mardi 9 janvier. Dans cet épisode, on s'intéresse à la French Tech, présente en force, cette année encore, à l'espace Eureka Park.[EN PARTENARIAT AVEC FREE PRO]Ambiance revigorée au CES.On a définitivement retrouvé l'effervescence pré-pandémique, notamment au Venetian Expo et à l'Eureka Park, véritable "Disneyland des startups". La présence internationale est forte, avec notamment des pays tels que la Corée, la Chine et le Japon, ainsi que des pays européens, y compris la Suisse et l'Italie.La FrenchTech, bien que légèrement réduite avec 135 startups contre 200 l'année précédente, reste l'une des délégations les plus importantes. Les innovations françaises se distinguent par leur originalité, couvrant divers domaines tels que la santé, le sport, la mobilité, et la deeptech.
Toute la semaine, on vous fait vivre le CES de Las Vegas 2024 ! Dimanche 7 janvier, avait le CES Unveiled, sorte d'apéritif en attendant l'ouverture officielle du salon mardi matin. De nombreuses innovations ont été présentées, notamment dans le domaine de la santé et de l'IA. [EN PARTENARIAT AVEC FREE PRO] L'entreprise française Withings a dévoilé un nouveau produit appelé Beamo, un stéthoscope pour le check-up santé à domicile. Cet appareil portable permet de réaliser un bilan de santé complet en moins d'une minute. Il est équipé d'électrodes pour l'électrocardiogramme, d'un oxymètre pour mesurer la saturation en oxygène, d'un stéthoscope digital pour écouter le cœur et les poumons, ainsi que d'un thermomètre sans contact pour mesurer la température. La startup up Zoé Care, pour sa part, présente un détecteur de chute destiné aux personnes âgées qui a la particularité de d'utiliser les ondes Wifi pour fonctionner. Ce détecteur de chute prend la forme d'une prise "intelligente" qui utilise les ondes radio du Wi-Fi, réfléchies par le corps humain. Lorsqu'une chute est détectée, une alerte est envoyée via une application sur un téléphone portable pour alerter les aidants ou les membres de la famille. Ce produit est actuellement testé dans les EHPAD et sera commercialisé en avril 2024. Enfin, Ontbo se spécialise dans l'intelligence artificielle pour l'analyse des émotions humaines. La solution, utilise la reconnaissance faciale, l'analyse de la voix, du style d'écriture et des bio-capteurs pour capturer les émotions. Ils analysent les expressions faciales, les intonations de voix, le vocabulaire utilisé, les emojis, etc. afin de comprendre les émotions des utilisateurs. Ontbo opère déjà dans les secteurs du retail, du sport et de la banque et l'assurance sur trois continents.Par ailleurs, les préparatifs du CES ont été marqués par une inondation. Un camion a heurté une canalisation sur l'espace Eureka Park, provoquant une importante projection d'eau, qu'il a fallu ensuite éponger. Cet incident ne devrait pas retarder l'ouverture du salon.
CES Show 2024: A Preview of the World's Biggest Tech Event with Gary Shapiro, President and CEO of the Consumer Technology Association CES.tech Show Notes About The Guest(s): Gary Shapiro is the President and CEO of the Consumer Technology Association (CTA), which represents over 1,500 consumer technology companies. He is also the owner and producer of the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), the largest tech event in the world. Shapiro is an acclaimed author, lobbyist, and advocate for innovation and technology. Summary: Gary Shapiro joins Chris Voss on The Chris Voss Show to discuss the upcoming Consumer Electronics Show (CES) and the state of the tech industry. CES is the most powerful tech event in the world, attracting over 130,000 people from around the globe. The show features over 4,000 exhibitors and covers a wide range of categories, including AI, mobility, digital health, and more. Shapiro emphasizes the importance of innovation and the need for national policies that support it. He also highlights the impact of AI and the role of startups in driving technological advancements. Key Takeaways: CES is the largest tech event in the world, attracting over 130,000 people from around the globe. AI will be a major focus at CES, with companies showcasing new innovations and features. Eureka Park, a part of CES, provides a platform for startups to showcase their ideas and connect with potential partners. Nearshoring is a growing trend, with companies looking to build relationships with neighboring countries for trade and innovation. The CTA advocates for policies that support innovation, such as immigration reform, free trade, and national regulations for emerging technologies. Quotes: "CES is the most powerful tech event in the world. It's where people come with amazing new innovations and they get together from around the globe." - Gary Shapiro "AI will definitely be the overriding discussion at the show. Companies will be doing all sorts of stuff with it." - Gary Shapiro "Nearshoring is a real movement. Let's work as a country with our friends and build up those relationships." - Gary Shapiro "Everything we do revolves around one very easy principle: will this help or hurt innovation?" - Gary Shapiro
CES 2024's Eureka Park winner is here! Dive deep into the world of personalized hearing with Paul Amadeus Lane and Amy Li, CEO of Concha Labs. Learn how her journey and innovative technology are changing lives, one sound at a time.
As we count down the days to CES, we're preparing for a phenomenal show. With exhibits, events and programming that will span more than 2.5 million square feet from the Las Vegas Convention Center to ARIA, the Venetian Expo, Mandalay Bay and beyond, we'll welcome 4000 exhibitors in 40-plus product categories. The greatest minds. The most powerful brands. The most impactful technology. In this episode of CES Tech Talk, hear all about it from CTA's Gary Shapiro, president and CEO; Kinsey Fabrizio, SVP for CES and Membership; and John T. Kelley, VP and CES Show Director: They discuss topics including: The tech defining AI, transportation, startups, smart cities, digital health and solutions for a better, more sustainable planet. Must-see places and spaces at CES 2024 including Eureka Park, where breakthrough technologies are showcased, and C Space with the C Space Studio for a look into the future of advertising, entertainment and more. Who's coming to CES 2024, with an anticipated 130,000 in attendance and 1200-plus startups at Eureka Park. Find out what else is brewing as excitement builds for the most powerful tech event in the world.
Behind the Vision: Demystifying VisionAid's Mixed Reality Approach to Vision Loss ✨ The Tech Zone welcomes Taylor Spiegel, co-founder of VisionAid, a company using cutting-edge mixed reality to address vision loss. Paul Amadeus Lane digs deep into their technology, exploring its capabilities, challenges, and potential for improving lives. This episode offers a technical deep dive while celebrating their Eureka Park 2024 win at CES.
Paul Amadeus Lane welcomes Steve Ewell, Executive Director of the Consumer Technology Association Foundation, for a deep dive into CES 2024. We'll celebrate the winners of Eureka Park, highlighting groundbreaking innovations, and get sneak peeks at upcoming trends and panels Paul will be moderating with Steve. Buckle up for tech insights, predictions, and an exclusive look at the future of technology!
Attention US and Canadian startups! The CTA Foundation's Eureka Park Accessibility contest is back for CES 2024! Enter for a chance to win a complimentary booth at CES 2024's flagship startup marketplace, Eureka Park, and a $2,500 prize.They've specifically seeking products that can improve the lives of older adults or individuals with disabilities, but your product does not have to be solely dedicated to these markets.For complete contest rules and entry information, please visit https://www.cta.tech/Who-We-Are/CTA-Foundation/Eureka-Park-Accessibility-Contest.Speaking at CES: https://www.ces.tech/sessions-events/speaker-resources.aspx?utm_Medium=spredfast&utm_source=#speaker&sf267739117=1
For this entrepreneur, the American Dream came true in Eureka Park at CES. The year was 2020 and Shark Tank scouts were combing the floor, as they've done for about a decade, searching for exciting strokes of tech genius. When they met Robbie Cabral, they were blown away. This episode of CES Tech Talk explores how Robbie and his padlock innovation, the fingerprint-activated BenjiLock, made their way to the Shark Tank studio, earning a highly lucrative deal with the show's “Mr. Wonderful” shark, Kevin O'Leary. Today, the biometric BenjiLock is sold through Hampton Products International, and can be purchased across retail's top outlets including Walmart, Best Buy, Lowe's, Ace Hardware and Amazon. Learn what Supervising Casting Producer Mindy Zemrak saw in Robbie, how BenjiLock stood out, and strategies Eureka Park exhibitors can apply as they contend for the Shark Tank spotlight. Could you be next? Find out what it takes, and what to expect at CES 2024.
Since we first encountered BenjiLock in Eureka Park in 2017, the company has changed a lot. Those early days were at a tiny booth with a non-functioning prototype. Before we got to see them again, the company had been on Shark Tank and partnered with Mr. Wonderful Kevin O'Leary. O'Leary put together a partnership to … Continue reading The future for BenjiLock is secure and brighter than ever @ CES 2023 → The post The future for BenjiLock is secure and brighter than ever @ CES 2023 appeared first on Tech Podcast Network.
Since we first encountered BenjiLock in Eureka Park in 2017, the company has changed a lot. Those early days were at a tiny booth with a non-functioning prototype. Before we got to see them again, the company had been on Shark Tank and partnered with Mr. Wonderful Kevin O'Leary. O'Leary put together a partnership to help Founder Robbie Cabral bring the product to market with manufacturing, sales, and more. Today, the company is looking at its next phase in life, including helping to support other startups at CES.What is BenjiLock?BenjiLock is the world's first biometric padlock with a traditional key. The importance of having a biometric padlock allows you to go to the gym without having to carry anything with you. We've all had a phone fall out of our pocket or had to go look for our keys later on. With the BenjiLock, you can safely leave your items in a locker without having to carry a key.The importance of having a physical key allows for a backup. Batteries die - and always at inopportune times. With other smart padlocks, if the battery dies, you're possibly out of luck. You'll have to cut the expensive lock off and throw it away. However, with the physical key, you've got a way to open the lock in that situation.BenjiLock also now offers a wider range of products. The line now includes a biometric deadbolt and biometric bike lock, offering the convenience of unlocking your door or bike without keys. BenjiLock hopes to revolutionize home security, bike safety, and more with its innovative technology. By expanding the ecosystem, more people in more situations can go about their days without the need to carry as many keys.BenjiLock at CES 2023This year, the company took a different approach to CES. Rather than having its large blue booth on the show floor, Robbie spent his time helping to bring awareness to other startups exhibiting at the show in Eureka Park. BenjiLock sponsored the startup pitch event on the CTA Stage with Canon, allowing BenjiLock to help new startups get their start by giving them a platform at CES. BenjiLock was able to use its resources and experience from standing out in Eureka Park just six years ago to give back and help other startups get their big break.This event was in partnership with the CTA Foundation, the non-profit arm of the Consumer Technology Association, the organization that oversees CES. The event was intended to showcase the best startups and entrepreneurs in technology, giving BenjiLock a chance to help out where they originally got started. Their support of the CTA Foundation really shows how far they've come since their first appearance at CES in 2017.BenjiLock has gone from a small startup with big dreams to an established company ready to give back. The company is continuing to innovate, bringing biometric technology to the masses in a way we've never seen before. Robbie Cabral looks forward to what the future holds as the brand continues to grow and expand their product line. BenjiLock has come a long way since 2017, and with its support of other startups through initiatives like this partnership with the CTA Foundation, the company is setting itself up for even more success in the years to come.SummaryThe entirety of the BenjiLock product line is available now through the company's website, as well as Amazon, Ace Hardware, and more.Interview by Todd Cochrane of Geek News Central and Scott Ertz of F5 Live: Refreshing Technology.Sponsored by: Get $5 to protect your credit card information online with Privacy. Amazon Prime gives you more than just free shipping. Get free music, TV shows, movies, videogames and more. The most flexible tools for podcasting. Get a 30 day free trial of storage and statistics.
Since we first encountered BenjiLock in Eureka Park in 2017, the company has changed a lot. Those early days were at a tiny booth with a non-functioning prototype. Before we got to see them again, the company had been on Shark Tank and partnered with Mr. Wonderful Kevin O'Leary. O'Leary put together a partnership to help Founder Robbie Cabral bring the product to market with manufacturing, sales, and more. Today, the company is looking at its next phase in life, including helping to support other startups at CES.What is BenjiLock?BenjiLock is the world's first biometric padlock with a traditional key. The importance of having a biometric padlock allows you to go to the gym without having to carry anything with you. We've all had a phone fall out of our pocket or had to go look for our keys later on. With the BenjiLock, you can safely leave your items in a locker without having to carry a key.The importance of having a physical key allows for a backup. Batteries die - and always at inopportune times. With other smart padlocks, if the battery dies, you're possibly out of luck. You'll have to cut the expensive lock off and throw it away. However, with the physical key, you've got a way to open the lock in that situation.BenjiLock also now offers a wider range of products. The line now includes a biometric deadbolt and biometric bike lock, offering the convenience of unlocking your door or bike without keys. BenjiLock hopes to revolutionize home security, bike safety, and more with its innovative technology. By expanding the ecosystem, more people in more situations can go about their days without the need to carry as many keys.BenjiLock at CES 2023This year, the company took a different approach to CES. Rather than having its large blue booth on the show floor, Robbie spent his time helping to bring awareness to other startups exhibiting at the show in Eureka Park. BenjiLock sponsored the startup pitch event on the CTA Stage with Canon, allowing BenjiLock to help new startups get their start by giving them a platform at CES. BenjiLock was able to use its resources and experience from standing out in Eureka Park just six years ago to give back and help other startups get their big break.This event was in partnership with the CTA Foundation, the non-profit arm of the Consumer Technology Association, the organization that oversees CES. The event was intended to showcase the best startups and entrepreneurs in technology, giving BenjiLock a chance to help out where they originally got started. Their support of the CTA Foundation really shows how far they've come since their first appearance at CES in 2017.BenjiLock has gone from a small startup with big dreams to an established company ready to give back. The company is continuing to innovate, bringing biometric technology to the masses in a way we've never seen before. Robbie Cabral looks forward to what the future holds as the brand continues to grow and expand their product line. BenjiLock has come a long way since 2017, and with its support of other startups through initiatives like this partnership with the CTA Foundation, the company is setting itself up for even more success in the years to come.SummaryThe entirety of the BenjiLock product line is available now through the company's website, as well as Amazon, Ace Hardware, and more.Interview by Todd Cochrane of Geek News Central and Scott Ertz of F5 Live: Refreshing Technology.Sponsored by: Get $5 to protect your credit card information online with Privacy. Amazon Prime gives you more than just free shipping. Get free music, TV shows, movies, videogames and more. The most flexible tools for podcasting. Get a 30 day free trial of storage and statistics.
On this episode of the Startup of the Year Podcast, we hear from Robbie Cabral, who is the CEO and Founder at BenjiLock (www.benjilock.com), which has redefined the personal security experience through fingerprint hybrid technology with the consumer in mind. BenjiLock is a Startup of the Year alumni and they were also featured on Shark Tank. We also hear from Evelyn Tichenor, VP of Sales and Partnerships at GoodMaps, live from CES 2023. GoodMaps was the winner of the CTA Foundation's annual pitch competition at Eureka Park. GoodMaps is exciting because its positioning technology comes within a few feet, which is very helpful for people who are blind or a first responder. Check them out at: www.goodmaps.com. We also again shine a spotlight on one of the startups from our community and that company is Plain Sight, which is “networking reimagined.” Plain Sight ensures that everyone who visits their digital or physical spaces will make a relevant connection. To learn more visit: www.plainsight.app We invite you all to join our community today to access the support, expert advice, and resources you need to elevate your startup by going to: www.est.us/join Thank you for listening, and as always, please check out the Established website and subscribe to the newsletter at: www.est.us Checkout Startup of the Year at: www.startupofyear.com Subscribe to the Startup of the Year Daily Deal Flow: www.startupofyear.com/daily-dealflow Subscribe to the Startup of the Year podcast: www.podcast.startupofyear.com Subscribe to the Established YouTube Channel: soty.link/ESTYouTube *** Startup of the Year helps diverse, emerging startups, founding teams, and entrepreneurs push their company to the next level. We are a competition, a global community, and a resource. Startup of the Year is also a year-long program that searches the country for a geographically diverse set of startups from all backgrounds and pulls them together to compete for the title of Startup of the Year. The program includes a number of in-person and virtual events, including our annual South By Southwest startup pitch event and competition. All of which culminate at our annual Startup of the Year Summit, where the Startup of the Year winner is announced, along with an opportunity at a potential investment. Established is a consultancy focused on helping organizations with innovation, startup, and communication strategies. It is the power behind Startup of the Year. Created by the talent responsible for building the Tech.Co brand (acquired by an international publishing company), we are leveraging decades of experience to help our collaborators best further (or create) their brand & accomplish their most important goals. Connect with us on Twitter - @EstablishedUs and Facebook - facebook.com/established.us
(Photo courtesy of Natalie Rotschi, and used with permission.) Switzerland-based startup Scewo is re-imagining wheelchairs. That re-imagination process involves designing them as both a lifestyle item--and as some seriously cool technology. (Photo courtesy of Natalie Rotschi, and used with permission.) Scewo's "Bro" wheelchairs climb stairs! They also balance on two wheels, raise and lower their occupants to reach items or sit at tables of varying heights, and have no problem going up over curbs. And you'll get a chance to see these firsthand, this week in the Eureka Park® startup area of CES® 2023! They're exhibiting in the SwissTech pavilion of the Eureka Park® startup area, booth #61433, Level ! Hall G. At CES® Scewo (pronounced Skee-voh) is presenting their wheelchair to the U.S. market for the first time. Scewo Lead Communication and PR Manager Natalie Rotschi shared the story of Scewo, some of the ways their technology is changing the lives of their road drivers (they don't call them customers) and Scewo's goals exciting vision for the future. On this edition of Over Coffee® we cover: How Natalie's fascination with language led to her current career; How the first "Bro" wheelchair was created; Why Scewo's unique designs reflect their mission; Some additional ways the technology could be applied, in the future; One of Natalie's favorite success stories from one of Scewo's road drivers, using the Scewo Bro. CES®2023 continues through Sunday, January 8th in Las Vegas.
This post and podcast are for informational purposes only, and are not intended as mental-health advice. Please contact a medical professional with any mental-health-related questions. As CES® 2023 continues, Switzerland-based startup Virtuosis is premiering their new innovation. As Co-Founder Lara Gervaise explains, Virtuosis analyzes participants' voices. By doing so, it can give them feedback on both their soft skills, and their current mood. Then, it can offer tips on improving communication skills or help an individual manage stress or other negative emotions. Lara, who just released Virtuosis during Day 1 of CES® 2023 in Las Vegas, is currently exhibiting Virtuosis in the show's Eureka Park® startup area. Look for her in the SwissTech pavilion, Booth #61433 of the Venetian: Level 1, Hall G. Lara shared the story of creating Virtuosis, explained how it works and talked about what's next. On this edition of Over Coffee® we cover: How Lara's course of study, in her area of Expertise, led to the creation of Virtuosis; How the technology works; A walkthrough of the ways the AI can operate in an academic setting; What the algorithm is looking for, as it analyzes the voice; Privacy considerations and how Virtuosis addresses them; A timeline for Virtuosis' availability. CES® 2023 continues in Las Vegas through Sunday, January 8th.
"Fun" isn't a word most people would associate with cybersecurity. But for AckTao CEO and Co-Founder Cecile Maye, it's a critical factor in empowering others in their digital lives. And she'll be demonstrating how engagement equals retention, as she exhibits AckTao in Booth 61433 of the Swiss Tech pavilion in CES® 2023's Eureka Park® startup area! Switzerland-based educational technology startup AckTao has created an advanced cloud-gaming digital education program. Participants "play" in different scenarios which educate them on digital security risks. A scenario might take you into an airport store. Or perhaps a restaurant, workshop or office setting. There's even an application for those who work at home. And the system is customized, through AI, to adapt to a user's answers and level of understanding in real time. Areas which AckTao's library of scenarios cover include phishing, cyber resilience, password security--and much more. From experience, AckTao is engaging. We did the airport scenario and were curious to see our scores. One situation (no spoilers here, but it's a common one at airports, or in public in general!), came as a complete surprise: "Wow, that's a cybersecurity risk, too?" And we were excited to see our scores! Cecile shared the story of AckTao, explained some of the "everyday" cybersecurity risks which the general public can face and discussed the areas in which she'd most like to grow, in the future. On this edition of Over Coffee® we cover: The story of AckTao; How the system works; Some of the everyday cyber threats that don't occur to most of us; What's ahead for AckTao; One of Cecile's best experiences since creating the program; How users experience the system; Some common workplace pitfalls that can leave you vulnerable to hackers; A particularly popular new AckTao scenario. CES® 2023 runs from Thursday, January 5th through Sunday, January 8th in Las Vegas. The Eureka Park® startup area is located in The Venetian.
This post and podcast are for informational purposes only, and are not intended as medical advice. Please contact a healthcare professional with any health-related questions. What if you could experience your dream travel destination--exactly as it is--as you plan your trip? Or use VR to get a guided tour of someplace you've always wanted to visit? With Weezy VR, those questions are no longer theoretical. Switzerland-based startup Weezy VR is the world's first interactive virtual reality app for travel. And they'll be onsite at CES® 2023. "What you see is what you get," says CEO and Co-Founder Jimmy Kunzli, explaining how the platform works. Users, he continues, see unaltered 360 videos of their destinations. They also get virtual guided tours and filters which can tell them about climates, costs and how they might like the locales they have in mind, depending on the purpose of their travel. Jimmy shared the story of Weezy VR, explained how it works and what's next. And if you're coming to CES® 2023, you'll get a chance to meet Jimmy and his staff and talk with them about the platform! Look for Weezy VR in CES®' Eureka Park® startup area, in booth #61344 of the Switzerland pavilion. On this edition of Over Coffee® we cover: How Jimmy first came up with the concept of Weezy VR; The process involved, from concept to creation; How the platform works; A new feature he'll showcase at CES®2023; One of Jimmy's best experiences since the creation of the platform; How the platform is currently serving patients in hospitals and care facilities; What's next, after CES®!; Where the name comes from; What it's like for Jimmy, as he prepares for his first CES® show; How to support Weezy VR as the startup grows. CES® 2023 runs from January 5th through January 8th in Las Vegas, and is open to members of the consumer technology industry. Both in-person and virtual attendance registrations are available. We'll see you there--virtually!
On this episode of the Somewhat Frank Podcast, Frank Gruber (@FrankGruber) and John Guidos (@JohnGuidos) discuss the following topics and articles… AI is taking over everything…get ready! Here's a good guide from a search engine analyst perspective. Google Faces a Serious Threat From ChatGPT - https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2022-12-07/chatgpt-should-worry-google-and-alphabet-why-search-when-you-can-ask-ai?tpcc=nltermsheet&utm_source=website&utm_medium=share&utm_campaign=mobile_web_share AI taking over the news - https://www.nytimes.com/2022/12/10/technology/ai-chat-bot-chatgpt.html?smid=nytcore-ios-share&referringSource=articleShare AI taking over portrait art with viral Lensa app - https://news.northeastern.edu/2022/12/09/portrait-ai-app/ Lensa.ai is pretty amazing - https://flip.it/jkdKZr ChatGPT can detect Alzheimer's disease with 80% accuracy - https://flip.it/sigJB_ Frank talks about his work with TechStars and CICLA - https://cicla3d.cl Mia Consalvo, PhD, Professor and Canada Research Chair In Game Studies & Design, Communication Studies (https://www.miaconsalvo.com/) also chats about the implications of AI impacting education. Lastly, we hear about our upcoming trip to Las Vegas for the 2023 Consumer Electronics Show, where we'll be on the floor again at Eureka Park, where we'll be hosting the Consumer Technology Association Foundation Pitch Competition. Come join us at the Startup Stage on Friday, January 6th from 2 - 4 PM PT, for an electrifying pitch competition featuring startups with technologies that help people of all ages and abilities get out into the world, whether for work or play! While in Las Vegas, we will also be hosting the Startup of the Year Coffee Meetup on Friday, January 6th from 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM Pacific Time at Off the Strip coffee joint. Please join us by registering at: https://soty.link/CES-Coffee ……….. As always, thank you for listening and feel free to reach out and let us know what you think at: somewhatfrank@est.us Get updates like this in your inbox before they hit the web by subscribing to the newsletter here: https://frankgruber.me/newsletter/
On this episode of the Startup of the Year Podcast, we've got an investor conversation that my Co-Founder, Jen Consalvo, and I had a discussion during our “Grow your startup” pitch competition. During the event, five companies had a chance to showcase their companies in front of our esteemed investor panel, which included our long-time friend and former colleague, Rich Maloy, who is currently the managing partner at Springtime Ventures and has had careers in finance and sales and of course working with Established. He is now on a mission to rebuild the American Dream through entrepreneurship and he is focused on working with and investing in early-stage startups. Rich was grouped with fellow investor, Monique Idlett-Mosley, who is the founder and general partner of Reign Venture Capital, which is an early-stage investment firm that focuses on women and minority-led startups. She has served as the CEO of Mosley Music Brands and Mosley Music Group, which is home to a multi-platinum roster of artists such as Timbaland, Nelly Furtado, One Republic, and more. Last but not least, Rich and Monique were joined by Peter Alemis, who is the founder and general partner at Alemis Ventures. Prior to founding his firm, Peter was the Chief Development Officer for Family Dental Care, where he helped scale and operate the business to become the largest private dental group in Chicago. He also started his career as an investment banking analyst in New York at RBC Capital Markets. You can watch the full pitch event over on our Established YouTube channel. https://soty.link/Panel We also again shine a spotlight on one of the startups from our community and that company is Hallo Helper, which is a peer-to-peer marketplace increasing Accessibility, Inclusivity, and Cost Efficiency for On-demand Services or Work. The Hallo Helper platform provides access to all types of local workers. You don't have to be forced to drive cabs or pick-up food to make money in the on-demand economy. Go to https://www.joinhallo.com to learn more! Lastly, we hear about our upcoming trip to Las Vegas for the 2023 Consumer Electronics Show, where we'll be on the floor again at Eureka Park, where we'll be hosting the Consumer Technology Association Foundation Pitch Competition. Come join us at the Startup Stage on Friday, January 6th from 2 - 4 PM PT, for an electrifying pitch competition featuring startups with technologies that help people of all ages and abilities get out into the world, whether for work or play! The winner will take home a bunch of different prizes…who we will then be featuring on the podcast in January, so we can all get excited for that to come in the new year! While in Las Vegas, we will also be hosting the Startup of the Year Coffee Meetup on Friday, January 6th from 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM Pacific Time at Off the Strip coffee joint. Please join us by registering at: https://soty.link/CES-Coffee We invite you all to join our community today to access the support, expert advice, and resources you need to elevate your startup by going to: www.est.us/join Thank you for listening, and as always, please check out the Established website and subscribe to the newsletter at www.est.us Checkout Startup of the Year at www.startupofyear.com Subscribe to the Startup of the Year Daily Deal Flow: www.startupofyear.com/daily-dealflow Subscribe to the Startup of the Year podcast: www.podcast.startupofyear.com Subscribe to the Established YouTube Channel: soty.link/ESTYouTube *** Startup of the Year helps diverse, emerging startups, founding teams, and entrepreneurs push their company to the next level. We are a competition, a global community, and a resource. Startup of the Year is also a year-long program that searches the country for a geographically diverse set of startups from all backgrounds and pulls them together to compete for the title of Startup of the Year. The program includes a number of in-person and virtual events, including our annual South By Southwest startup pitch event and competition. All of which culminate at our annual Startup of the Year Summit, where the Startup of the Year winner is announced, along with an opportunity at a potential investment. Established is a consultancy focused on helping organizations with innovation, startup, and communication strategies. It is the power behind Startup of the Year. Created by the talent responsible for building the Tech.Co brand (acquired by an international publishing company), we are leveraging decades of experience to help our collaborators best further (or create) their brand & accomplish their most important goals. Connect with us on Twitter - @EstablishedUs and Facebook - facebook.com/established.us
ERICA at the Japan section of Eureka Park® during CES® 2020, Las Vegas. "ERICA (isn't just a laughing robot)," clarifies researcher Dr. Divesh Lala. "The laughing is just a small part of the whole." Kyoto University researchers first began working with ERICA, or ERATO Intelligent Conversational Android, in 2015. Their goal: to develop her as a social robot who can function in conversational situations. Currently, that objective includes teaching the robot to laugh--an appropriate laugh, at the right time. Divesh, who is a JSPS Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Kyoto University, specializes in the area of artificial intelligence. For almost six years, he's been a researcher on the ERATO Ishiguro Symbiotic Human-Robot Interaction project. In other words, he's had the opportunity to work with ERICA, from the very early days. Using gaze behavior, speech and gesture, Divesh creates engaging conversations with this humanoid robot. He's published numerous research papers on his work--including "Can a Robot Laugh With You?", on which he is one of three co-authors. Divesh talked about the process of programming ERICA to be an engaging and believable conversationalist, explained what's involved in giving the robot the ability to laugh and offered a preview of what's next. On this edition of Over Coffee®we cover: How Divesh first became interested in artificial intelligence; His recollections from his early days of working with ERICA; A speech-recognition issue which is natural to humans but presented researchers with a challenge, in programming the robot; A distinction to keep in mind, about ERICA; How researchers decided to include laughter in her conversational capabilities; Considerations involved in that process; How it works, when the robot laughs; Divesh's favorite experience, from this latest aspect of his research work; Some possible future applications of ERICA's conversational capabilities; What could be next, for the laughter model; Divesh's recollections of the first time he heard ERICA laugh; Where to find additional publications on his research; Divesh's advice for fellow robot enthusiasts, on creating lifelike humanoids.
Stephen Ewell Executive Director at Consumer Technology Association Foundation joins us to discuss The CTA Foundation's Eureka Park Accessibility contest returns to CES 2023 Winners!
Stephen Ewell Executive Director at Consumer Technology Association Foundation joins us to discuss The CTA Foundation's Eureka Park Accessibility contest returns to CES 2023. US and Canadian based startups may enter to be one of five winners to receive a complimentary booth at CES 2023 in Eureka Park, the show's flagship startup marketplace, along with a $2,500 prize.Entries must meet Eureka Park entry criteria and highlight how their technologies enhance the lives of older adults or people with disabilities. Entrants should review the complete contest rules and requirements.Find out more here: https://www.cta.tech/Who-We-Are/CTA-Foundation/Eureka-Park-Accessibility-Contest
Accused racial-slurring assaulters from a July 4 incident in Eureka were arrested, our coastal waters almost suffered a devastating fuel spill, another Eureka park is getting a makeover, a repaved runway is coming to ACV in addition to more parking, Ferndale-exported director Jacob Cooney's kids' movie ‘The Junkyard Dogs' starring Denise Richards is out August 5, the TV drama “For All Mankind” referenced Humboldt County weed, Arcata's former McKinley statue is eyeing a new perch in Ohio, a book-banning attempt in Curry County took aim at the LGBTQ community, the Redding area's extremist developments made international news, a man accused of pointing an air rifle at passing motorists was found stabbed and unconscious, the reintroduction of sea otters is being explored for the North Coast, a UFC fight for Hoopa export Orion Cosce, event suggestions, and more. Humboldt Last Week is Humboldt County's news podcast brought to you in collaboration with STIL, Primal Decor, Belle Starr Clothing, North Coast Co-op, Bongo Boy Studio, Hops in Humboldt, the Humboldt County Fair, Photography by Shi, North Coast Journal, Becks Bakery, RHBB, and KJNY. Subscribe via Apple, Spotify, or wherever else you get podcasts. Humboldt Last Week Radio: New music, alternative, and indie radio with no commercials and local nuggets: humboldtlastweek.com/radio Contact: myles@humboldtlastweek.com humboldtlastweek.com
In honor of CES® 2021, which has just concluded in Las Vegas, here is one of our all-time top interviews from Eureka Park® 2020. Great virtual show, CES®, and we hope to see you in person very soon! Ben Resnick displays Bzigo at Eureka Park® during CES® 2020, Las Vegas. What if you could use artificial intelligence to find and kill mosquitoes? With Israel-based startup Bzigo, that's no longer a hypothetical question. When we met Bzigo Product Manager Ben Resnick in the Eureka Park® area of CES®2020, his company was just introducing their prototype. This year, we attended CES® virtually. But according to their website, Bzigo was back at Eureka Park®. And despite the pandemic, they remain on track to deliver their new devices, with plans to roll out their first models later in 2022. So, what does Bzigo do? It pinpoints a mosquito's location, showing you on your cell phone where the insect has landed. Then, the accompanying device allows you to "zap" that mosquito. This could literally be lifesaving technology. When we hear "mosquitoes" we think "nuisance". But the World Health Organization's website states that more than 600,000 people died of malaria in 2020. Currently, Bzigo is taking advance orders on their website--and we can't wait to see their rollout! Ben shared the story of Bzigo, explained how the device works and shared some surprising facts about putting an end to mosquitoes. On this edition of Over Coffee® we cover: The story behind Bzigo; How a talented teacher first inspired Ben to become an innovator; Ben's path to getting involved with the Bzigo project; How the technology works; The personal experience behind Ben's commitment to eradicating biting insects; Ben's vision for the future, and the additional areas in which this AI technology can work against biting insects.
AARP Innovation Labs' Rick Robinson, VP of Product Development, and Sasha Spellman, Startup Collaboration Director, discuss their 9-month journey since launching The AgeTech Collaborative™. Connecting industry leaders, investors, test beds, business services and startups, the platform generates big new ideas and sends thriving products into the $8 trillion age-tech economy. About Rick Rick Robinson is VP of Product development at AARP Innovation Labs. He has been VP of Startup Engagement at Innovation Labs since 2018, where he leads a team working with disruptive startup companies to develop impactful age-tech solutions. The Lab was recognized by Fast Company magazine in 2020 as one of 10 most innovative teams. Rick has been a digital media executive, successful startup founder, and product leader creating customer experiences for the world's largest media companies and nimblest startups including Urgent.ly (co-founder), Digital City, AOL, AOL Time Warner, Webs.com, Sprint/XOHM, National Geographic Digital and Politico. He has spoken in the mobile, local, and social spaces at the United Nations, CES, SXSW, CTIA and has been cited by a variety of publications including The Wall Street Journal and Washington Post. About Sasha Sasha Spellman is the Startup Collaboration Director at AARP Innovation Labs. In this role, Sasha is leading the efforts for the AgeTech Collaborative™ - a B2B community platform designed to support the age-tech ecosystem to connect innovative early-stage startups with investors, testbeds, corporations and more. Prior to AARP, Sasha was at Consumer Technology Association where she fostered entrepreneurship and growth of small business by managing the startup program at CES called Eureka Park. She helped grow investment of early-stage startups from 100 startups at CES 2012 to over 1200 startups at CES 2020. Key Takeaways The AgeTech Collaborative moves AARP into a more assertive position. In addition to providing information and research, the organization actively pulls people together to make a significant impact in this space. The Collaborative categorizes technologies into three buckets: health, wealth, and self. Health is care of body and mind, wealth offers solutions for savings and planning, and self helps add fun and fulfillment to people's lives. There are five major stakeholders in the age-tech ecosystem: industry leaders, test beds, the investment community, business services and startups. Criteria for startups accepted into the accelerator include strong founders, particularly those who have a strong idea attached to a personal issue, and a willingness to be flexible in terms of market fit.
Alan welcomes Karen Chupka - Executive Vice President of Consumer Technology Association. They talk about the Consumer Electronic Show that is coming January 5th thru the 8th in Las Vegas. Over 1900 exhibitors. Karen explains that Eureka Park is an area dedicated to start ups. Entrepreneurs from all over the world, over 34 countries will be represented. University innovations will be represented as well. International borders opened which allowed the international attendees to come together and gather. Places such as Canada, France, Italy, Ukraine, Japan, Spain, Belgium just to name a few. Karen shares that they have a few new categories this year such as Space Technology and Food Technology. Up next with Alan is Michael Taylor - Life Coach and Author of "What If Jesus Were A Coach? Michael talks about the 3 compensations in entrepreneurship. The first is "Spiritual" compensation, this comes from the belief that you are filling a divine purpose. That your products and services are contributing to humanity in some way. Next is "Emotional" compensation. When you provide a product or service that you feel good about it. Or when someone buys your product that they feel good about it. Lastly is "Financial" compensation where you make your money. With purpose and passion you will be able to express your creativity. They continue on about divine energy and intelligence. He wanted to fit God into his head and based his book on viewing God as a life coach. This is where his book, "What if Jesus were a Coach? A powerful positive approach to God and Jesus teachings. Connecting to the divine intelligence without the organized religion. Next they discuss his book, "The Good News Is The Future is Brighter Than You Think". It's about using your gifts and talents to make the world a better place. To limit or minimize or eliminate the negative news into ones consciousness. And finding your flow through meditation. [00:00:00] Consumer Electronic Show [00:06:30] International Attendees [00:11:30] Space The Final Frontier [00:18:51] New Face [00:27:49] Divine Energy [00:33:51] The Future Is Bright
Alan welcomes Karen Chupka - Executive Vice President of Consumer Technology Association. They talk about the Consumer Electronic Show that is coming January 5th thru the 8th in Las Vegas. Over 1900 exhibitors. Karen explains that Eureka Park is an area dedicated to start ups. Entrepreneurs from all over the world, over 34 countries will be represented. University innovations will be represented as well. International borders opened which allowed the international attendees to come together and gather. Places such as Canada, France, Italy, Ukraine, Japan, Spain, Belgium just to name a few. Karen shares that they have a few new categories this year such as Space Technology and Food Technology. Up next with Alan is Michael Taylor - Book Coach and Author of "What If Jesus Were A Coach? Michael talks about the 3 compensations in entrepreneurship. The first is "Spiritual" compensation, this comes from the belief that you are filling a divine purpose. That your products and services are contributing to humanity in some way. Next is "Emotional" compensation. When you provide a product or service that you feel good about it. Or when someone buys your product that they feel good about it. Lastly is "Financial" compensation where you make your money. With purpose and passion you will be able to express your creativity. They continue on about divine energy and intelligence. He wanted to fit God into his head and based his book on viewing God as a life coach. This is where his book, "What if Jesus were a Coach? A powerful positive approach to God and Jesus teachings. Connecting to the divine intelligence without the organized religion. Next they discuss his book, "The Good News Is The Future is Brighter Than You Think". It's about using your gifts and talents to make the world a better place. To limit or minimize or eliminate the negative news into ones consciousness. And finding your flow through meditation. [00:00:00] Consumer Electronic Show [00:06:30] International Attendees [00:11:30] Space The Final Frontier [00:18:51] New Face [00:27:49] Divine Energy [00:33:51] The Future Is Bright
Walt Zerbe and company report from Eureka Park, where the startups show their wares. Guests include Rich Green (Rich Green Design), Geoff Meads (Presto Web Design), Mike Maniscalco (one of the founders of Ihiji), and CEDIA's David Meyer. https://www.ces.tech/ https://www.prestoav.com/ For more on CEDIA, check out cedia.net.
Our guest today is Chris Pfaff, Founder and CEO of Chris Pfaff Tech Media. Chris graduated form Northwestern in 1987 and since then has been a purveyor of tech for companies like Sharp, Sony, AT&T, Lucent, Nokia and a host of other industry giants. At his firm he performs business development, marketing, and public relations services for early-to-mid-stage technology and new media companies, concentrating on North America and Europe. He is a regular at CES and often gives guided tech tours through the mammoth Vegas conference which is how we met Chris years ago. He is going to share some of his deep insights to this years CES and talk to us about some great technologies we should look out for in the future. So lets go straight to the floor at CES where we caught Chris Live at Eureka Park.
"With our technology, Snow White would have never eaten that apple," says Senorics Chief Sales Officer Robert Langer. And on Monday evening, Robert, and his early-stage startup Senorics, won first place in the "Pitchfest" awards, as CES® 2018's Euro Tech Week kicked off in Las Vegas! Robert, who is from Dresden, Germany, had the opportunity to pitch Senorics as part of a pilot project, ENRICH in the USA, funded by the European Commission. Congratulations to Robert, the first early-stage European startup to win a first-place award in ENRICH in the USA's new initiative! Here's a quick look at his cool new technology and how he envisions it working as part of everyday life within the next couple of years! Meanwhile,the ENRICH in the USA program is geared towards building centers and hubs to promote European innovation in the U.S., according to European American Enterprise Council Vice-President of Univerxity & Entrepreneurship Soft Landing Programs Blandine Chantepie-Kari. Blandine says ENRICH in the USA is comprised of nine organizations: six in Europe and three in the United States. "What the European Commission planned was...to have a European network of research and innovation centers (with companies already established and growing, who want to expand their business within the United States)," says ENRICH USA partner Raimund Brochler. "So this is a kind of pilot activity, and it would then be expanded to other companies with promising markets." Congratulations to Robert, and to Senorics, the first early-stage European startup to win a first-place award in ENRiCH in the USA's pilot program! We look forward to seeing Senorics here in our part of the world in the future. CES® 2018's Euro Tech Week continues from now through Friday, January 12th at Harrah's and Eureka Park, Las Vegas. Here's their link, for more information, and a link to their Facebook page.
Over Coffee® is headed to Las Vegas for CES 2018! Don't miss our coverage, starting January 9th. Meanwhile, here is one of our most popular podcast episodes, recorded at CES 2017's Eureka Park® . "This violin is for me. So I love it!" says professional violinist, mechanical engineer and 3DVarius creator Laurent Bernadac. So do a lot of his fellow musicians, as they play his creation: the world's first concert-quality 3D printed electric violin! We met and talked with Laurent during CES® 2017. At the time, he was exhibiting--and allowing musicians to play--his 3DVarius at CES' Eureka Park area. And he had just made his first U.S. sale of the 3DVarius. (His company is based in France.) With the arrival of 2018, Laurent is again preparing to bring 3DVarius to the U.S. He 's headed back to the NAMM Show in Anaheim in late January, with both his 4- and 5-string 3DVarius violins, AND two new models, according to his Facebook page. As we explored Eureka Park® and CES® 2017, Laurent took the time to talk with us and share the story of creating the 3DVarius. In this edition of Over Coffee® you'll hear: How Laurent came to choose 3D printing for his new violin; Some of the challenges involved in creating it; Laurent's experiences testing and showcasing his new instrument; His advice to fellow makers and innovators; Where to see and hear the “3DVarius” and meet Laurent! (Want to hear something fun? Here's the link to Laurent's YouTube channel, and his family "3DXmas" greeting!) See you at CES 2018, happening January 9-12, 2018 in Las Vegas! This is the 51st edition of the show, and we expect to be going, "Whoa!" on a regular basis as we check out the newest developments in robotics, 3D printing, AR, VR and wearables.
Over Coffee® is on hiatus through the Christmas holidays. We'll be rebroadcasting some of our most popular episodes of 2017. Thank you for listening–and be sure to be with us for our coverage of CES 2018! What if you wanted to fund your dream project through Indiegogo? At CES 2017's Eureka Park™, we met Kate Drane, who is Indiegogo's Senior Director of Outreach for Tech and Hardware. Kate is also an entrepreneur: she co-founded craft brewery mobile canning service The Can Van in 2011. Today, she serves as their Chief Marketing Officer. At the time we spoke, Indiegogo was just launching its "Equity Offerings" program. Kate explained how that would work, as well as sharing the story of Indiegogo, and her journey as an entrepreneur. She also offered some guidelines for running a successful crowdfunding campaign! On this edition of Over Coffee® you'll hear: How Indiegogo came into being; How to find out more about their “Equity Offerings” program; Kate's own experience, with her crowdfunding campaign for her small business; The steps to a successful crowdfunding campaign; The factor that enables campaigns to raise the most money; The two social-media channels with which Kate has seen the highest conversion rate; What NOT to do, in a crowdfunding campaign; Some of Kate's favorite experiences since coming to work for Indiegogo, almost five years ago. Stand by for our coverage of CES 2018, which happens in Las Vegas, January 9th through 12th! Meanwhile, are you a startup with a highly innovative idea? As in, one that will make a major impact on the market? According to CES' website, Eureka Park applications are still open! Here's the link to their criteria. Good luck, and maybe we'll see you there!
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