CES, the Consumer Electronics Show, continues to be a pivotal event for showcasing the future of technology. Recent editions have highlighted significant advancements in transportation, particularly self-driving cars, alongside other innovative trends like connected fitness, robotics, and remote work solutions. The show serves as a crucial barometer for the tech world's response to global trends and sets the stage for the year's technological landscape.
Self-driving car technology dominated the transportation exhibits at recent CES events. Companies like May Mobility, Tier IV, Waymo, and Zoox showcased their robotaxi services, with Zoox even offering media rides. Beyond passenger vehicles, autonomous tech is expanding into new sectors:
Numerous companies also focused on supporting technologies for automated driving and advanced driving assistance systems (ADAS), including simulation, machine learning, sensors, and data integration. Honda unveiled its new ASIMO operating system for next-gen EVs, and Comma.ai demonstrated an open-source driver-assistance system.
Nvidia continued its strong presence at CES, announcing numerous partnerships across the automotive industry. The company's commitment to providing a comprehensive self-driving stack, from testing and simulation to onboard and cloud supercomputing, was evident. Key collaborations included:
Screens and generative AI are transforming vehicle interiors:
Despite challenges in shared scooter and e-bike businesses, micromobility maintained a significant presence at CES. Numerous e-bike and scooter brands, particularly from China, exhibited new models. Vmax released six new scooters, Aima Technology Group unveiled several e-bikes, and Heybikes introduced a mid-drive fat tire model. Segway launched two new e-bikes with its Intelligent Ride System, and Verge Motorcycles' Donut Lab revealed an electric motor integrated directly into the tire.
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