AI-Enhanced BBQ and Smart Cars: The Future of Consumer Tech at CES 2024
Las Vegas, NV – The annual Consumer Electronic Show (CES) is back, and this year’s event promises to be one for the books with the introduction of AI-enhanced BBQ technology and smart cars taking center stage. As the world’s largest consumer tech trade show, CES 2024 showcases the latest innovations in various industries, with artificial intelligence (AI) leading the pack.
AI has quickly become a dominant force in technology, making its way into cars, homes, and even everyday appliances. Companies like Seergrill are pushing the boundaries of traditional barbeques with their AI-powered grill, the Perfecta. While details about the grill’s AI capabilities are still under wraps, Seergrill claims that it can drastically reduce cooking times by up to 90 percent. However, skeptics argue that it may just be an upmarket air fryer rather than a genuine AI advancement. As technology enthusiasts flock to CES, they will have the opportunity to witness firsthand the potential of AI-enhanced products.
One of the most exciting developments in the AI space is its integration into the automotive industry. In previous years, the Detroit Car Show held the crown for unveiling the latest in automotive innovation, but CES has now taken on that role. With the rise of electric vehicles (EVs), CES has become a platform for chip makers like Qualcomm and Nvidia to showcase their next-generation processors for future vehicles. These processors offer insight into the advancements of EVs, smart traffic control networks, and car-to-car communication.
Multinational corporations like Mercedez-Benz and Samsung are capitalizing on AI’s potential in the automotive industry. Mercedez-Benz plans to introduce an AI-powered infotainment system, the MBUX Virtual Assistant, that enables human-like interaction between drivers, passengers, and the car. Samsung, on the other hand, has partnered with Tesla and Hyundai to integrate their EVs with their home services. This collaboration allows users to manage their energy production, storage, and usage directly through their SmartThings Energy platform.
In addition to established car manufacturers, phone makers are also entering the EV market. While Apple’s car remains a myth, Chinese company Xiaomi has unveiled its first EV, the SU7. Despite the challenging market conditions in China due to oversupply, Xiaomi’s CEO remains undeterred. The company has even patented hidden car door handles, demonstrating its commitment to innovative design.
CES 2024 also features the usual eVTOL (electric vertical take-off and landing) vehicles, which are still in their early stages of development as a major alternative form of transport. With promising advancements in AI and EV technology, CES serves as a breeding ground for innovation and collaboration among industry leaders.
As the world eagerly awaits the unveiling of AI-enhanced BBQs and the latest in smart car technology, CES 2024 promises to be a showcase of cutting-edge advancements that will shape the future of consumer tech. From AI-powered grills to integrated EV charging systems, this year’s CES sets the stage for a new era of innovation.
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