CES is billed as a bellwether for the year to come. It also demonstrates how the tech world responds to largely global trends, in a one-stop shop. After visiting CES we can identify/predict the industry trends that are best poised to define CES — and, perhaps by extension, 2022.
With transformative technology pushing toward a connected world dependent on network capacity, calls for reliable wireless services grow. During a panel discussion at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES), Kirti Gupta, VP of economic strategy at Qualcomm, claimed that the green outlook for 5G greatly surpasses that of previous generations of cellular technology. She argued that the transformative promise of 5G, and because it is designed to “connect everything, everywhere,” it is paramount that it enables a sustainable future. The technology will transform nearly every industry as enhance and accelerate new technologies. 5G is the fundamental infrastructure driving the future connected world.
With features like adaptive cruise control, collision prevention and lane guidance, technology is paving the way to safer roads. Players in the automotive ecosystem mostly focussed on electric vehicles (EVs), connected cars, autonomous mobility, digital cockpit, infotainment, robotics and shared mobility. This trend is in line with the industry shift towards CASE (Connected, Autonomous, Shared/Services and Electrification).
From healthcare to manufacturing and everything in-between, industries worldwide are leveraging virtual and augmented reality to create compelling, real-time experiences. Numerous vendors at CES 2022 showed off augmented reality headsets with expectations for a breakthrough year ahead for smart glasses. Vuzix was at the show in Las Vegas demonstrating its latest products, which are aimed primarily at enterprise users.
An increasingly important role at CES. That includes moving beyond sheer novelty and tried and true form factors like robot vacuums. For example elder tech, agtech, prosthesis, physiotherapists, factories and disinfecting robots.
The pandemic had a big impact on the category. After years of decline, PC and tablet sales shot up, as people scrambled to build home offices. Even after nearly two years in isolation, there’s still a lot that needs improving with our home setups. Smart home devices was occupy a huge portion of mindshare for the show.
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