Not just a vane: the future star of manufacturing from CES2017

CES2017 has just come to an end. As the world's largest consumer electronics exhibition and the global technology consumer electronics vane, whether it is an established company or a new technology upstart, all of them are using products to show their strength. Have technology products made you dazzled and aesthetic fatigue? Today, we will not talk about black technology. Let’s look at the American Consumer Electronics Show from the side. Maybe you can find some future stars of China’s manufacturing industry. Maybe you are here.

The future is full of hope. The Consumer Technology Association of America has previously completed a 2015-2020 forecast report on the global consumer technology market. The forecast for 2017 was made public for the first time at this year's CES media day. Core forecast data and analysis of the world's major regional markets. Emerging markets will remain a bright spot for growth. The report pointed out that the Chinese market has grown into a developed technology market, and entertainment will continue to drive its rapid growth.

AI/Robot

After the development of the past year, 2016 is generally regarded by the industry as the "first year of artificial intelligence", representing a brand new beginning. Robots are also hailed as the key to artificial intelligence changing the world. Such a field that is widely optimistic about its development prospects is undoubtedly one of the most important highlights of CES 2017. Industrial robots, service robots, educational robots, and underwater robots all make their debut.

December 13, 2016 Riqihan Technology was selected as one of the "Top Ten Management Practices in China in 2016" by CEConlines. At this year's CES exhibition, Qihan Technology's three treasure platform robots jointly released 9 industry case solutions with customers at home and abroad, including education, medical care, retail, smart home, etc.

Meanwhile, the interviewee of the CES CEConline, Ubisoft, showed a new commercial robot called Cruzr.

VR/AR

Dozens of Chinese VR manufacturers participated in CES. Lenovo's smartphone business declined significantly in 2016, but it tried to change the situation by combining VR technology and AR technology with mobile phones. Yang Yuanqing, chairman and CEO of Lenovo Group, also participated in this year's CES. Lenovo's booth displayed a VR headset and a AR glasses. ZTE at CES also made VR a key display.

The background that cannot be ignored is that the VR industry has experienced a major reshuffle in the past year, entering a period of technological precipitation, and many VR startups have gone bankrupt under the cold capital winter. But this still does not affect the number of VR/AR exhibitors in China. Nearly half of the VR/AR exhibitors at this year's CES are from China, followed by France and Israel.

Autonomous driving

The hymn of the frenzy era: Artificial intelligence can be seen almost everywhere at this exhibition, and autonomous driving has become one of the biggest highlights of this conference. CES 2017, to a certain extent, is considered to usher in a new era of artificial intelligence and autonomous driving.

The Boston Consulting Group predicts that the autonomous vehicle market will grow to $42 billion by 2025 and will account for a quarter of global car sales by 2035.

CES was originally a feast for consumer electronics, but in recent years, the focus has gradually shifted to driverless cars. In 2017, more than 500 automotive technology companies, large and small, participated in CES, including both technology upstarts and established car companies. All players want to compete for the future, after all, the next decade will be as important to self-driving cars as the previous decade was to smartphones.

This year's CES, which closed on Sunday, focused on the fierce competition among automakers and suppliers of high-tech obstacle avoidance components. Now that it is not difficult to make cars "self-driving", the bigger problem is how to achieve the scale of this technology - under the premise of being acceptable and safe enough for the public, but also ensuring cost-effectiveness.

A number of well-known technology companies, including Bosch, NVIDIA, Intel, and Harman, have also joined this "car war", competing with established car companies such as Audi, BMW, and Volvo. Of course, there is also LeEco, which is in the midst of a whirlpool. In fact, more than 500 auto technology manufacturers participated in CES this year, and their achievements included chips, sensors and smart cars. This also leaves us with a question: will the driverless market eventually be dominated by one family or will there be many experts?

Internet of Things, Smart Hardware 3D Printing and Wearables

In addition to common smart home products, there are also a lot of "weird" electronic products at CES, such as smart combs, smart Trash cans, backpacks inlaid with e-ink screens, vacuum shoes, etc. In addition, medical and health smart hardware products also occupied many booths.

Whether it is a watch bracelet, health monitoring device, all kinds of connected home appliances launched by well-known manufacturers, or "micro-innovation" products of small factories, many application scenarios can make audiences and industry peers think wide open. Chinese products at CES undoubtedly represent the direction of the future.

Drones

During this year's CES exhibition, DJI did not bring many new aerial photography drones, but more of the popular products launched before. and several new accessories. At last year's CES, drones were well-deserved star products, but DJI, which has an absolute advantage in this industry, has kept a low profile this year.

Indispensable "Maker"

Taking advantage of CES, an internationally renowned global exhibition, we will introduce more "Created in China" to the world and let the world know about "Created in China". ", recognized "Made in China".

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