Consumer electronics will become more intelligent and friendly

According to the report of the organization’s organization on the 3rd, “2016 International Consumer Electronics Show” (CES2016) will be held in Las Vegas from January 6th to January 9th, indicating that future consumer electronics products will be smarter than ever before. And friendly.

It is reported that this year's technology event has more than 3,600 booths and will showcase innovative products in many fields such as health care, automobiles, connected homes, virtual reality and games. Brian Brow, an analyst at Gartner Corporation, an IT research and consulting company, said: “There will always be several winners at the Consumer Electronics Show, and sometimes there will be an upset. These innovations are “regular progress rather than revolution.” ”

As usual, TVs are the "stars" of the show, and giants such as Samsung, Sony, LG and Vizio are competing. Stephen Barker, an analyst at NPD, a market research company, said that 4K TVs will soon be selling hot.

It is expected that drones will also shine. Blau predicted that the drones at the exhibition will be more sophisticated and easy to control, and the application system can even be operated through smart phones. "If you want to make it more popular, you must make it easier to use and it is absolutely safe. Many drone manufacturers have been doing it."

In addition, manufacturers also apply smart technologies to various devices to suit people's usage habits. Many devices require fewer instructions to operate, but there are more ways to receive instructions from people, and this trend is becoming more intelligent. Blau said: "We will see many wearable devices, and clothes are smarter than last year."

The car is expected to become a big stage for demonstrating the potential of data technology to enhance consumer products. According to the exhibition's Consumer Products Technology Association, there will be 10 automakers and at least 115 automotive technology companies. Mark Boyatis of IHS Automotive, a US automotive specialization research company, said that innovation in the automotive industry is changing the way people interact with vehicles. Driving is becoming more and more critical. In the long run, this may mean that the car can be off the steering wheel, or the steering wheel can be moved or removed. Physical buttons may be replaced by displays, gesture recognition, speech recognition, and the like.

There is also a large exhibition area that will showcase various virtual reality products. Oculus, Sony and Valve expect that the latest headsets released this year will be tested in advance at the show.