At the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, the latest innovations featuring artificial intelligence have taken the spotlight. Tech reporter James Clayton explored various AI-powered gadgets, including smart appliances and even a prototype car. Samsung has made a significant push with AI technology in household products such as refrigerators, vacuum cleaners, and washing machines. Furthermore, CES showcased AI mirrors that can analyze your face and recommend skincare routines. Amidst the excitement, there’s a reminder of the transient nature of tech trends, as the focus on the metaverse from two years ago has notably diminished.
- Biggest tech companies gather at CES in Las Vegas to showcase their latest innovations.
- Artificial intelligence is a major theme at this year’s CES, featured in a wide range of products.
- Hyundai presents a prototype car that can move sideways for easier parking.
- Drone soccer is introduced as a new game, highlighting the challenges of drone piloting.
- Samsung heavily invests in AI with products like AI fridges, vacuum cleaners, and washing machines.
- An AI-powered vacuum cleaner showcased by Samsung adapts its power to different floor types without manual input.
- Samsung’s AI fridge can detect food items and suggest recipes based on what’s inside.
- An AI mirror developed by Barracod can analyze facial features and provide personalized skincare advice.
- There is skepticism about the longevity and relevance of new tech trends, with the metaverse’s hype having faded since its prominence at CES two years ago.
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