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Tech Report 2023 with CES 2023 Insights
February 8, 2023 · By Nick Sohnemann
Want a look at the technologies of tomorrow? The most important insights from CES, summed up compactly for those who weren't there in person. This year's FUTURE CANDY Tech Report dives into the innovative trends of the future and puts the exciting, important ones in focus.
For our research, our team was on site at CES 2023 in Las Vegas (the biggest consumer tech show), gathering first-hand impressions of the technologies.
For the first time, we designed the report interactively, with our FUTURE CANDY statement and exclusive videos from CES.
On topics like Metaverse of Things, green tech (sustainability), Digital Health 2.0, ubiquitous AI and many more, we've summarized the most promising gadgets for you.
You can order the complete Tech Report 2023 from now on directly from us by email at info@futurecandy.com for 99€ (plus VAT). Every ordered Tech Report includes a personal tech talk (30 min) with our tech manager.
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CES 2023 has an exhibition area of over 204,400 m², where 115,000 visitors from all over the world come together to see 3,100 exhibitors from 173 countries. From our team, Nick Sohnemann (founder & managing director), Dr. Maximilian Böger (managing director) and Philipp Woydt (director) were on site. At CES they scouted a wide range of trends that we present in our report, explaining what influence they'll have on our future.
Take Digital Health 2.0: in the future, the efficiency of health prevention will grow. Smart technologies for the home make it easier to keep health data in view. The U-Scan is a device you install in the toilet that measures over 100 different biomarkers from your urine. Since human urine contains many detectable substances, it can give valuable insights into changes in health and monitor them easily.
Or the Metaverse of Things. It's a new way of interacting with things. Everyday objects, too, are increasingly integrated and transferred into the metaverse. That means virtual worlds are expanded by digital twins of objects, not just people. One example: the BMW i Vision Dee is no ordinary car, and not just because the paint can change color. Dee stands for Digital Emotional Experience, your digital companion that interacts emotionally with the driver and connects reality and the virtual world. Using controls on the dashboard, the driver decides how deep they want to dive into the virtual world. From classic driving information to full immersion in the metaverse, everything is possible, thanks to projections onto the windshield.