CES 2022: What to Expect in the High Tech World

CES will be the biggest and most influential trade show for consumer electronics and is an annual event that is a must-see for anyone employed in the tech industry. Since 1967 it’s been the place that inventions like high-definition TV, CDs, Blu-Ray, and 3D printers were displayed.

 Following a 2021 CES that was solely virtual due to the pandemic, the event was held at a variety of convention centers and hotels in Las Vegas between January 5 to 7. 

The technological advances that are expected to take off over the next few months, you must keep an eye on 5G AI, Artificial Intelligence, food technology as well as technology for space and Metaverse (a virtual universe made in cyberspace that is accessible via the virtual world) linked cities and smart houses along with the digital world of health.

The figures of CES 2022 aren’t so shocking as the numbers of prior pandemic times. If the event in 2020 saw more than 100,000 people as well as thousands of exhibitors from 160 nations In the meantime, CES 2022 edition has been able to accommodate more than 40,000 visitors and 2300 businesses from 119 countries.

 Innovation was brought to life this week at CES, with technologies that will reshape industries and provide solutions to pressing problems around the world, from healthcare to agriculture to sustainability, said Gary Shapiro, CEO of the CTA (the group of companies working in the area of technology in the USA that organizes this event, also known as CES).

5G connection

“5G will provide the connected fabric for a lot of innovation in this decade and 2022 will be a really important year,” said Steve Koenig, CTA vice director of research. 5G technology promises faster speeds and less latency, which refers to the duration that it takes devices to complete an order. It starts from when the signal has been sent into it.

The release of different protocols could result in significant improvement in the industry-specific applications for”the “internet of everything” (IoT). According to Koenig, it will be “the first generation of wireless is one that will be governed by the business and not by the consumer like it is currently. 

” Koenig is confident that it will lead to “a massive jump” within the current digital age, and will be followed by improvements in cloud computing and the increase of data collection.

Artificial intelligence

Eight out of 10 US users favor the concept of artificial intelligence to recommend products to buy, ways to keep their homes clean, or giving advice on nutrition or sports in the CTA report that was released in the month of December. While 71 percent are in support of the use of technology to prevent and secure terror and prevention of terror, 65% favor of using it to write music or to write books, and 63% are in favor of using it to cook.

“Artificial intelligence is getting better and better and has more use cases,” Koenig declares. Koenig. Artificial intelligence can be a boon to the example in the agricultural industry that uses autonomous electric tractors or machines that reduce the use of herbicides. Artificial intelligence is also able to improve areas such as natural language processing. For instance, robots could learn to become more friendly and better comprehend us.

Metaverse

While the concept of metaverses was just recently announced, this virtual place that allows you to entertain, shop, as well as jobs “are closer than you think,” according to Koenig. Koenig says most of the “bricks” necessary to raise the metaverse are already in the business of 5G, which includes cloud computing with tactile devices, such as gloves that let users feel virtual objects or even video with volumetric dimensions.

“The metaverse will be part of the next generation of the internet, which will transmit increasingly immersive digital experiences,” the expert says. He further states it is the CTA vice head for research is convinced that over the coming 10-20 years, digital experiences “will become inextricably tied to the physical world. “

Technologies for Space

Canadian actor William Shatner, 90, best known for his character in the role of Captain Kirk in the TV show Star Trek flew into space during September. He flew on the spacecraft from Blue Origin, Jeff Bezos’s affiliate, and was the longest-lived human ever to depart from Earth. The increasing popularity of celebs and legendary space moguls has put the spotlight on the space sector, as per Koenig.

The expert believes that “it may be some time before we are able to save enough money for a trip to space or have a honeymoon on the moon. ” “Maybe it’ll be possible in 10, or the next 20 years,” the expert adds. Although a number of firms have tried to develop space-based tourist accommodation for some time a lot of efforts have been unsuccessful.

In addition to keeping the hotels that are in orbit as a costly investment and the health risks of traveling to space must be taken into consideration. For example, a person loses anywhere from 1 and 1.5 percent of the bone’s mass within one month, as stated by NASA.

Food Technology

If there’s a thing this year that will be characterized by many innovations is the search for sustainable growth. The evidence lies in alternative food technology or energy sources. Certain companies try to make all-plant-based seafood, milk, or meat, as well as eggs.

This is the case when you use Impossible Foods, which creates bleeding hamburgers, as well as Chicken nuggets that do not contain any meat. “Like calls to fight climate change intensify, technology companies are finding ways to become part of the solution,” they told the CTA.

Intelligent city, home and even the internet.

Koenig believes that it is impossible to talk about sustainability without mentioning the intelligent city and smart houses. Cities of the future will benefit from technologies like IoT 5G and 5G, and artificial intelligence to enhance operations and effectively manage resources.

The list of gadgets presented at CES to the CTA is a device that can check the air quality and also improve the water supply and charge hydrogen as well as electric vehicles.

Technology in the home can help in reducing consumption of energy, and also choose environmentally friendly options. For example, there are platforms for monitoring energy usage at home or solar tiles that can be placed in the same way as traditional tiles.

Health care digital

The spread of coronavirus has accelerated technological progress, particularly in the field of health. Technology lets you monitor the health of patients in real-time. “There are hundreds of millions of people around the world who have to monitor chronic diseases on a daily basis and there are many tiny sensors that can help them, ” Koenig declares. Koenig.

The expert discusses the enormous potential of remote medical care: “Technology is revolutionizing the methods of providing healthcare throughout the globe. ” Trackers and smartwatches, when combined with remote consultations, could reduce the number of visits to medical or hospital facilities. Recently technology to help control mental health issues has “gained an enormous amount of attention”. There are various devices that claim to relieve tension and relax muscles as well as improve your sleeping quality.