CES 2023 (Consumer Electronics Show), the largest technology trade show in the world, will take place from January 5 to 8 in Las Vegas, United States. In this edition, in addition to consumer electronics, the event promises many innovations in the mobility segmentwith a large presence in the automotive sector.
Famous manufacturers such as AMD, ASUSIntel, LG, SAMSUNG, Sony will be present in this edition. Some companies were looking forward to the official opening of the event and have already announced a preview of what they will show. Check out some of the bets below.
Months after Sony and Honda announced an arm dedicated to the research, development and commercialization of electric cars, the fruits of the union could already show up at CES 2023.
Sony Honda Mobility Inc., as the consortium between the two companies is called, has released some teasers of a mysterious vehicle on its YouTube channel, with a call for the event.
Not many details have been provided, but it wouldn’t be surprising to reveal Sony’s electric car at CES 2023.
In the previous edition, the company exhibited two prototypes of the Vision-S 02, its first car.
The estimate is that the new vehicle will reach stores worldwide only in 2025.
PlayStation augmented reality glasses
But the Japanese company’s stand won’t just talk about cars. Sony’s PlayStation VR2, the new virtual reality (VR) suite for PlayStation 5, should also be on display.
Expected to be released in February, the new device will have immersive games exclusive to the glasses. The product is now available for pre-order, with retail prices starting at R$3,999.
3D laptop from Asus
Asus is said to be releasing a laptop with a screen Oled 3D, with the promise of realistic images that seem to jump off the screen – and which will also show up at CES 2023.
A company teaser released in December, with the words “witness the change,” shows what that could look like.
There’s no word yet on what these 3D capabilities will be capable of in terms of Augmented Reality (AR) or VR, nor any other specifics of the laptop’s hardware configurations.
tracking ring for women
The device is for those who are not a big fan of smart watches: Health tech company Movano will exhibit the Evie wearable, a “smart ring” designed to collect data on women’s health.
The ring can collect metrics such as heart rate, respiratory rate, skin temperature, ovulation tracking, and menstrual symptom tracking.
Customizable appliances
Samsung has already confirmed that it will present details on the new products in the customizable line Tailored Home. It is possible to choose the type of finish, colors and/or structures (such as retractable drawers).
According to the company, in addition to new types of refrigerators, visitors will see innovations that optimize and help in the preparation of meals, making the kitchen a more intelligent, versatile and interactive space.
The general Bespoke Refrigerator Family Hub Plus model will be displayed with a 32-inch touchscreen on the door. The previous model was 21 inches.
LG must also present during the CES extension 2023 a new line of upgradable appliances with new features.
According to the South Korean, the concept allows users to enjoy new functions in their electronics without the need to make additional purchases.
The company hasn’t gone into detail on which products will receive these updates.
Helmet with augmented reality
On the less famous side of the exhibitors, the Swiss company Aegis Rider will show a helmet with integrated virtual reality that can connect to smartphones and GPS navigators.
The helmet sensor will be on the front and the augmented reality module will be detachable
Image: Disclosure/Aegis Rider
Designed primarily for motorcyclists (an application in the automotive world is not excluded), the helmet works as an augmented reality viewer and provides a series of safety information, such as braking points and speed limits to be respected.
The company has already released a preview of what the user can see on the helmet screen.
Aska eVTOL
In 2021, startup Aska unveiled the first sketches of an electric vertical take-off vehicle (eVTOL) that can be driven like a car.
At CES 2023, this eVTOL will be at the show with a local prototype, already with the promise of series production for the next few years.
news from amazon
Amazon also has a dedicated CES 2023 page, though it doesn’t reveal much in the way of products. The company only says it will showcase “smart homes, cars, entertainment and more.”
*With information from the DailyMail and Mashable websites
