CES 2024 served as a global stage for the dominance of Artificial Intelligence (AI), sparking discussions on its profound impact across communication, business practices, and overall well-being. The event showcased how cutting-edge AI applications are poised to revolutionize various aspects of human life.
Digital health emerged as a focal point at the expo, featuring innovative tools and technologies aimed at reducing costs, enhancing health equity, and saving lives. Hisense, a global electronics and home appliance corporation, demonstrated the transformative potential of its home appliances when paired with the ConnectLife smart platform and VIDAA TV operating system. Highlighted products included the 98UX Mini LED TV, 110UX, 75UX, and CanvasTV.
Intuitive and accessible smart home control took center stage, exemplified by innovations like the Uber Cool Mui Board and Samsung’s Ballie Home Robot with its roving projection screen. The need for universal accessibility was underscored, emphasizing user-friendly interfaces for everyone.
A noteworthy highlight was the introduction of Map View, with major tech companies such as LG, Samsung, Amazon, and TP-Link’s Tapo showcasing new map-based interfaces. These interfaces presented a 3D map view of homes with connected devices placed throughout, allowing users to control devices effortlessly through simple gestures.
The smart home devices, companies like GE Cync, Nanoleaf, and Aqara introduced cutting-edge solutions. Kohler continued its commitment to transforming homes into personal sanctuaries, showcasing Anthem+ Smart Showering Valves and Controls, Atmo Fan, and PureWash Bidet Seat, along with new variations of Numi 2.0, Innate, and Veil.
LG’s smart home AI agent took center stage, boasting robotic, AI, and multi-modal technologies. With its advanced ‘two-legged’ wheel design, LG’s smart home AI agent showcased independent navigation and the ability to engage in complex conversations.
Samsung Electronics shared its vision for AI technology, with the Neo QLED 8K QN900D featuring a built-in AI Processor, NQ8 AI Gen 3. This processor promised enhanced AI capabilities, automatic upscaling of low-resolution content to 8K quality, and features like Active Voice Amplifier Pro for optimized TV listening.
Samsung’s commitment to inclusivity was evident in innovative accessibility features, including a sign language feature and Audio Subtitle feature for viewers with different needs. New releases like The Premiere 8K projector, Music Frame speaker, and the Bespoke 4-Door Flex™ Refrigerator with AI Family Hub™+1 2 were also showcased.
SmartThings Energy stood out as the first to integrate with Tesla’s API, enhancing the residential energy experience. Schneider Electric unveiled a groundbreaking home energy management solution, Schneider Home, offering simplicity, intelligence, and sustainability in energy control.
EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra introduced the highest capacity whole-house battery generator, designed for both extended outages and daily use. MediaTek showcased its commitment to Wi-Fi 7 technology, presenting a full ecosystem of consumer-ready devices.
CES 2024 showcased a convergence of AI and innovative technologies, setting the stage for a future where intelligence seamlessly integrates into daily life across various domains.
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