The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) has kicked off in Las Vegas, showcasing the latest artificial intelligence-infused innovations. Home appliances that can perform chores and robot pets aiming to please are among the highlights of this year’s event.
LG unveiled its vision for “Affectionate Intelligence,” where home appliances watch over people and track their activities. The company’s CEO, William Cho, believes that AI will seamlessly integrate into physical living spaces to create holistic experiences.
Vendors have also showcased electric roller skates, hologram booths, and a robot lamp attached to walking tables. Most products on display boast enhanced capabilities with AI.
Chip makers, including Nvidia, are expected to take center stage at the show, touting processors that power computing capabilities in various gadgets.
CES will also feature self-driving and automated safety capabilities from carmakers and software providers. The event is expected to be a significant auto show this year, with Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s relationship with US President-elect Donald Trump likely reducing regulatory speed bumps for autonomous vehicles.
Other exhibits include robots designed for work tasks or as comforting companions, gadgets for mental well-being, and AI-enhanced home appliances like spice dispensers and robot pool cleaners.
Source: https://www.yahoo.com/tech/homes-talk-tables-walk-ai-012448962.html