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Dr Michael Southall, research director at Johnson & Johnson, and Sebastian Garcia-Vinyard, group brand director at Neutrogena, discuss its latest technological gamble: the SkinScanner and Skin360 app.
Kitchen appliance manufacturers are using voice assistants, recipe integration and computer vision to turn the kitchen into a hub of connectivity.
CES snapshot: Alexa versus Google Assistant, Hyundai’s health-conscious cars, service bots from LG and Honda, smarter kitchens, new beauty tech, and more.
Las Vegas – This year’s CES showed us that the technology industry is set to make long-anticipated innovations more worthwhile for consumers in 2016, as the Internet of Things, artificial intelligence and wearables become more relevant to how we live our lives.
Part two of our CES show review looks at how the conference has evolved to become more than a place for eager technologists to show off their latest gadgets. Today, the show provides a window into the future lives of consumers.
Living in Digital Times founder Robin Raskin outlines the innovations connecting homes and healthcare.
LS:N Global will be in Las Vegas in January to cover the International CES 2015 show as global mega-brands and fledgling start-ups alike gather to celebrate the latest in consumer technology.
Google builds a Nest for the connected home.
Will 2014 be the year 3D printing fulfills its promise? The manufacturing process that turns digital models into solid objects has been the subject of boundless speculation, with former Wired editor-in-chief Chris Anderson claiming that ‘3D-printing will be bigger than the web’.