CES 2017 - Key trends
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For tech lovers, CES is the biggest and best event of the year. Not only does it introduce us to a bunch of cool new products, it also helps to establish and define the trends we'll be seeing throughout the year ahead. Some of them are more obvious than others, which is why we like to take a moment after the show to step back and digest everything. Many of the trends we saw last year still hold true for 2017, but technology is ever-evolving. If you're into voice assistants or virtual reality, this is definitely your year, but there is still plenty more to get excited about. Let’s not wait any more, here are the top trends we spotted at CES this year.
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CES 2017 - Key trends
- 1. CES 2017 Key Trends 02-2017 CES 2017
- 3. Connected everythingAlexa is everywhere Smart cars Robots are on the rise Mixed realities 1 2 3 4 5 Table contents FinTech 6
- 5. Alexa is everywhere 1 Alexa shouts above its rivals
- 6. How to get Alexa even though the Amazon Echo is sold out Amazon says it'll be the end of January before more Echo inventory arrives. Fortunately, you have other options. CNET.com (January 2017) 6
- 7. 8 Millions US Homes Use the Amazon Echo ! Ecommercebytes.com (January 24th, 2017) 7
- 8. The most exciting new gadget in Years ! Telegraph (October 2016) 8
- 9. It’s more than just the Echo. Alexa is everywhere...
- 11. 11 Smart cars 2 Taking the driving experience to the next level
- 12. 12 2 Smart cars
- 13. Faraday - FF 91 Self- Driving Vehicle 378 miles between charges Zero-to-60 times : 2.39 seconds Retail price: 180,000$ Farady raised 600 millions !
- 17. 3 Connectivity is queen and data will be king Connected Objects
- 18. 18 Motiv Ring
- 19. 19 HiMirror
- 20. 20 Carnival is turning its ships into floating connected hotels
- 21. 21 ■ LG Room (TV) ■ First autonomous suitcase ■ Polaroid pop
- 22. 22 4 Robots are on the rise
- 23. 4 2017 was the year of personal and commercial robots Robots are on the rise
- 27. Mixed realities 5 Immersing people into the future
- 28. VR and AR experiences through mobile phones
- 29. A new way to see the world throught AR Tango by Google...
- 30. 30
- 32. 32 6 Fintech
- 33. 33 6 “You can't have people in the production line itself, otherwise you drop to people speed.” Fintech
- 34. Venmo. Best features? Split the bill.
- 35. Digit helps people take control over their finances.
- 36. Sam’s scan and go grocery store 36
- 37. Uber + Go Bank pay whenever is convenient
- 38. Clinc bringing AI to personal finance 38
- 39. Thank you!
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- For tech lovers, CES is the biggest and best event of the year. Not only does it introduce us to a bunch of cool new products, it also helps to establish and define the trends we'll be seeing throughout the year ahead. Some of them are more obvious than others, which is why we like to take a moment after the show to step back and digest everything. Many of the trends we saw last year still hold true for 2017, but technology is ever-evolving. If you're into voice assistants or virtual reality, this is definitely your year, but there is still plenty more to get excited about. Let’s not wait any more, here are the top trends we spotted at CES this year.
- The technology that stole the show at CES 2017 Even if Amazon didn’t have a booth, Alexa was everywhere, it was the star of the show What is Alexa? Voice recognition platform, developed by Amazon Introduced by Amazon Echo that you put in your house Alexa strenghts: Can be integrated into other connected objects IT guys can develop skills for Alexa Works with the cloud Alexa is everywhere and important fact is that they were NOT even an official exhibitor. Amazon Echo is a hands-free speaker you control with your voice. Echo connects to the Alexa Voice Service to play music, provide information, news, sports scores, weather, and more—instantly. All you have to do is ask. Echo has seven microphones and beam forming technology so it can hear you from across the room—even while music is playing. Echo is also an expertly tuned speaker that can fill any room with 360° immersive sound. When you want to use Echo, just say the wake word "Alexa" and Echo responds instantly. If you have more than one Echo or Echo Dot, Alexa responds intelligently from the Echo you're closest to with ESP (Echo Spatial Perception). Learn more about ESP.
- video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9D5_BWiL-Y
- For the 1st time at CES, all connected devices can work together (from Alexa to a sunshade). Who? By giving developers access to the Alexa voice service platform, Amazon has created countless opportunities to integrate the voice (and brain) behind the echo into other connected / smart products. What Some of the most notable integrations of Alexa were with cars (Hyundai, Ford), robots (LG Hub, Lynx, Mattel), refrigerators (LG), and smart home products (Vivint, Whirlpool). What do we think about it? Consumers will be able to interact with their entire connected environment through the most natural way possible: their voice. As Alexa is poised to become the world’s #1 voice assistant, retailers will have no choice but to become accessible through this platform and develop meaningful experiences. Just remember that Alexa already belongs to… the world’s largest retailer ;). VIDEO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHWvpa8Ge58
- Alexa is integrated into cars but also : domestic applicances (fridge, washing machine ) Smart robots All connected objects Tremendous opportunities for retailers and other CIEs to develop concepts to enhance their customer experiences.
- CES = Car Electronic Show Cars get smarter (and autonomous) Automakers once again made a big splash at the Consumer Electronics Show this year. Ford, Mercedes, BMW, FCA, Volkswagen and more showed off new automotive tech ranging from self-driving systems and electric cars to new user interfaces. In total, some nine automotive manufacturers, 11 tier-one auto suppliers, and more than 300 vehicle tech-related exhibitors were in attendance at the massive tech conference. Autonomous cars, while not quite ready to drive off the lot, will inch closer to market. The car will come equipped with a package of sensors, including cameras, radar and lidar, to enable self-driving capability at a future date.
- Who? Faraday brings premium, intuitive, and seamlessly connected electric vehicles to people worldwide. What? The FF 91, Faraday’s flagship model, promises to deliver better performance than the best Tesla. Self-driving automobile that runs, 378 miles between charges. Throw in a zero-to-60 time of just 2.39 seconds Most innovative automobiles ever assembled. The car will come equipped with a package of sensors, including cameras, radar and lidar, to enable self-driving capability at a future date. Farady raised 600 million!!! What do we think about? Even though Faraday has been criticized in market, they delivered a promising keynote speech. The technology they promised to be embedded in their car is groundbreaking… so is the retail price: $180,000 video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5JZBDqKD_Y
- Who? BMW launches the first ever Holographic control interface within the car. Thanks to the HoloActive Touch System. What? Creates what looks like a floating graphic over the console. For BMW's demonstration, these graphics showed binary buttons (on and off). Touching sends a palpable sensation to the finger, a slight vibration that confirmed the touch (subsonic speaker fires a pulse). What do we think about it? A first step into the holographic world. We strongly believe, in a near future, car makers will embedded information into the environment. video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R68ltfSuOkY
- Car is one of the most advanced products from a technological point of view Full potential hasn’t been reached yet Mercedes Me is the new Mercedes concept aiming to improve owner’s experience. Thanks to many biometric sensors, the car can evalute the driver’s stress level. Indeed, the car can offer a relaxing session, as meditation while you are going back home after a long day at work video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FkjvNQumRhE&list=PL0ORtgsuktflhYPjS4mX1bVIsc0cbgh2s
- One could almost call CES “The IoT Show” given that just about every product shown has some form of connectivity. FORBES ARTICLE: The Best Beauty Tech Products at CES 2017 http://www.forbes.com/sites/karenhua/2017/01/04/the-best-beauty-products-at-ces-2017/#6da4d8863264
- Motiv Ring is the first wearable ring for tracking your heart rate, activity and sleep; while being waterproof up to 50 meters. In a nutshell, this is your all day, everyday ring and it’s absolutely jam-packed with tech, including a Bluetooth sensor, optical heart sensor, and custom-built lithium ion battery to seamlessly be integrated into everyday life. The ring’s really more functional than aesthetic, and that’s saying a lot considering how sleek it is in design. Available next spring for $2000$, with Iphone 5 or better. Activity tracking measuring: Active Minutes Active Heart Rate Calories Burned Distance Activity Types Sleep Duration Resting Heart Rate Steps Website http://mymotiv.com/ Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D92_6R4ktaw
- 1st HiMirror, one of the world’s first smart beauty mirrors, just unveiled its new Plus edition and accompanying HiSkin device. The Basic model, retailing at $189, was named a CES 2017 Innovation Awards Honoree in the Smart Home product category. The product’s touch-free design completes a personalized analysis of your skin by just taking your picture. The examination breaks down surface-level flaws such as complexion, sun damage, pores, and wrinkles—then recommends products and routines to fix every flaw. HiSkin, a hand-held device that connects to the HiMirror, brings the analysis to a deeper level. With a single click, the $50 gadget evaluates the skin’s cuticle moisture, subcutaneous pigmentation, dark circles, acne scars, and environmental factors. With the addition of HiMirror Plus and HiSkin, users can now have access to information often reserved for (expensive) dermatologist visits and proactively ward off visible signs of aging,” Simon Shen, CEO of HiMirror and its parent company, said in a press release. Hiskin, after being connected to HiMirror, gives you a deeper analysis of your skin. With a single click, the $50 gadget evaluates the skin’s cuticle moisture, subcutaneous pigmentation, dark circles, acne scars, and environmental factors. With the addition of HiMirror Plus and HiSkin, users can now have access to information often reserved for (expensive) dermatologist visits and proactively ward off visible signs of aging,” Simon Shen, CEO of HiMirror and its parent company, said in a press release. video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jp1a4zWMkU8
- To read: https://www.jwtintelligence.com/2017/01/ces-2017-cruising-customization/ This year at CES, the conversation on wearable tech was moving away from all-purpose fitness tracking bands and toward devices for specific uses. During his keynote, Carnival CEO Arnold W. Donald introduced the Ocean Medallion, a disc the size of a quarter designed to help take guest personalization to a new level. The device “uses a guest-centric, Internet of Things approach to enable guests to maximize their experiences in real time based on their choices and preferences,” according to the company. The Ocean Medallion, paired with an app called Ocean Compass, functions as a kind of digital concierge, seamlessly conveying information about the guest across the ship. For example, servers at all dining locations could know in advance about a guest’s dietary restrictions, favorite cocktails or wine preferences. The app might also alert a guest of an upcoming activity based on their interests. An adventurous guest, for example, might be reminded to book a kayaking shore excursion, while a wine lover could be informed of an upcoming tasting. While Carnival hasn’t yet said much about advertising, the same kind of data used to tailor the guest experience could also be used to deliver targeted messages. A network of 7,000 sensors throughout the ship enables these functions, as well as others such as easily locating friends and family. The medallion also allows guests to enter their rooms without the need to tap the device, pay for items throughout the ship without additional cards or money, and embark and debark more easily. For security, crew members can verify each guest’s identity by referencing a photo that appears on their own screens along with each transaction.ruises. video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJsfhlvHzPY
- LG ROOM (TV), new ultra thin OLED 4K TV, (2,57mm) First autonomous suit case follows travelers or avoids obstacles. video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CI2KelDN-fQ&feature=youtu.be Polaroid has developed its new instantaneous camera : Polaroid Pop (end of 2017, unknown price)
- First year we felt a human-like presence when talking to robots. They can now follow-up with us, react to our emotions, mimic humans = it makes all the difference They can do a lot of tasks (play with children, recognize who is talking to them, be proactive, manage IoT)
- The most famous is Pepper (developed by SoftBank) He can notice your emotions and act in response to them… Pepper is so famous that he has been spreading out and used by some retailers (…) A/B test in stores, different types of promotions, learn from behaviours Who? CES 2017 was definitely the year of personal and commercial robots. Softbank’s robot Pepper might be the most recognizable robot of them all. What? A human-shaped robot, who can engage in conversations, provide useful information and assistance, and even play a game of “cards against humanity” with you (as seen @ CES). Pepper can perceive emotions and adapt his behavior to how you are feeling today. What do we think about it? It has been deployed in more than 140 Softbank mobile stores and has made his grand debut in US shopping centres (Westfield) and in other locations (pizza hut, cruises, etc.). Initial data shows an impressive increase in foot traffic and revenues at brick-and-mortar stores using Pepper.
- Another favorite tech = Hover Camera Passport A drone that can take selfie/photos. You can bring it wherever you want. Why is he unique? Easy to transport Can do face tracking In the a near future, we will see drones following people and to do specific tasks Who? Hover Camera specializes in the portable drone. They showcased their new Passport product at CES 2017, which they call : Your Foldable, Self-Flying Personal Photographer. What? This is next level selfies. Once deployed, or unfold, the Passport follows its owner autonomously wherever he goes - all in 4K of course. What is the most impressive about the Passport is its size: What do we think about? So many drones everywhere. We can’t deny that it is here to stay. “Hey let’s take a picture. Wait, I have my drone with me in my bag.’ video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_fkqyNkC5DQ
- Asus went to CES with a new mobile phone featuring both Google Tango AR and Google VR Daydream platform, a strong commitment to the industry. And breaking news! We predict the bigger players such as Apple and Google will soon launch their next generation of iPhone. -- Who? The Asus Zenfone AR is a smartphone specifically designed for powerful consumer AR and VR experiences. What? Asus’ new smartphone is compatible with Google Daydream View for VR, has a tri-camera system that can achieve depth sensing 3D scanning and AR via Google Tango, and is running some of the most powerful hardware. What do we think about? A good indication of where the industry is heading. As brands are trying to develop the new Pokemon Go, more and more consumers will be able to access immersive VR and AR experiences through their mobile phones (for entertainment but also for online shopping and virtual try-on).
- Tango is an Augmented reality Computing platform...from Google. Technology allows for these devices to find their way in space thanks to sensors (gyroscope) With this technonology, we can create experiences with space/indoor navigation, 3D mapping and augmented reality. video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHN4c7FYXYs
- Now, the fashion world is showing interest in VR headset design ( not so fashionable actually!) Murge VR manufactures headsets into different colours to gain competitive advantage in a very crowded space (Mobile VR, HMD Manufactures) The other big trend at CES was the wireless headsets : a better experience without the wires. Moreover, Intel and Lenovo presented headsets prototypes with inside-out trackings. It enables to move inside the VR environment without the sensors that we see today (as HTC Vive for example) .
- Who? Samsung continues to create extreme 360 experiences! What? Participants get a feel for extreme aircraft stunts through the new Whiplash Pulsar 4D chair and the Samsung Gear. What do we think about? Samsung Air Show is a main competitor to Six Flag activities...I am pretty convinced that Six Flag will order such experiences soon within its parks.
- Elon Musk bans humans in the Tesla factory: “You can't have people in the production line itself, otherwise you drop to people speed.” Is the banking industry human speed?
- Elon Musk, Tesla CEO, forbids humans to access Tesla factory: just to fix the machines, develop and modernize them. Is the bank industry functioning at human speed?
- Who? Venmo is a financial services provider, aggregator of financial information offering value-added services. What? Venmo se lie avec votre banque et offre des offres intéressantes all your banking and offers great features like send a gift and pay in-mobile apps. Best feature? Split the bill. After you eat, you can split the restaurant bill using Venmo, or split the rent with your roommates. There’s also a chat feature to keep it social. What do we think about it? The share economy is ripe for this kind of technology, that helps customers share the cost, easily. PayPal acquired Venmo, a payment app popular with the younger generation, as part of its $800 million acquisition of payment processing startup Braintree in 2014. Now Venmo is one of the shining stars in PayPal's portfolio, according to PayPal CEO Dan Schulman. PayPal, which spun off from eBay last year, is a giant in the payments world with 184 million active users and 14.5 million merchants. In 2015, it generated $9.2 billion in revenue. Venmo, a mobile app that lets users send money to each other instantly, is a lot like PayPal's core service. People can use it to pay back their friends for dinner or pay their share of the rent. Venmo handled $7.5 billion in transactions in 2015, and in January 2016, it had its first $1 billion month. Schulman, speaking at Fortune's Brainstorm Tech conference on Wednesday, admitted that millennials may be confused about the relationship between PayPal and Venmo. He recalled a college student who came up to him after a speech he made at New York University and who told him that Venmo was far better than using PayPal. The student didn't know that PayPal owned Venmo. "I'm okay with that," Schulman said, laughing. The secret sauce of Venmo is turning a transaction into an experience," Schulman said, adding that Venmo was the third most popular mobile app downloaded last year. "It's almost ubiquitous among millennials. » More recently, PayPal started making money from Venmo by allowing merchants to accept Venmo as a payments option. Merchants like food delivery service Munchery and event tickets seller Gametime are now able to accept Venmo payments from customers who place orders through Venmo's iPhone apps. Those merchants are charged a small fee for each transaction. "We are being wise and thoughtful about monetizing Venmo," Schulman said. "We want to make sure we aren't putting the wrong metrics on it." video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lkk9sEzJsfw
- Who? Digit is a start-up from San Franscisco (2015) and helps people take control over their finances What? Digit connects to your bank account and analyses your spending and income. Every few days, Digit takes a little money from your account to help you save. The idea is, to save money every 2-3 days, the App tranfers (5-50$ max) into your savings account. It will never tranfer more than what is possible, and there is a no-overdraft guarantee policy. When you want your saved money, just text Digit and then it will tranfer it. Service is fully free and safe. Evert 3 months, people receive a bonus for saving money. What do we think about? Very good to reach millenials’ stakes. Makes it easier to save money for your projects. Right now, Digit has been used by more than 2500 banks and financial institution in the US. video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSqvvKoTzPc
- Who? Sam’s Club (Walmart division) is a grocery store without cashier. No more waste of time standing in line. What? Go to a Sam’s store, open the App, scan the products, fill up your cart and pay automatically once you leave the store. It is currently in 645 US stores, tests started last August. What do we think about it? This offers self-service era solution, giving employees differents roles. No lay-offs but new/differents roles at Sam’s Club video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Xed6RtqEec
- Who? Uber + Go Bank What? 30% of Uber drivers didn’t have a bank account. Well, Uber has taken part with Go Bank to give them payment. So for many of the drivers, Uber became their bank In the competition to attract and retain more drivers, Uber pays them in real time. In 2016, UBER put in place a pilot program « Instant Pay » in San Francisco. From their debit card, they canhave instantly have acces to their earned revenues. A monthly cost of 8.95$ Uber wants to have a 5k sign up/month What do we think about? Digital (as this app) can be a terrific solution to answer your employee’s needs. Once again, Uber disrupts the industry. video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9oEwG4ey04Y
- Who? Start-up Clinc has launched Finie (the « Financial Genie »), a personal assistant using artificial intelligency for mobile banking application What? First open source plateform to build deep AI/learning. AI application for personal finance, offers real-time information and analysis of financial data with natural language voice-activated prompting. Ask Finie “Can I spend $150 on dinner tonight?” Answer: Based on your spending habits, it seems okay to spend $150 on dinner tonight. That would leave your balance at $12,305. What do we think about it? A great solution for financial services automation. Use of voice is very natural and close to a conversation, FINIE asks each user unique questions and offers personalized advice. video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_GW8X7ccUM