Observations/thoughts from the Consumer Electronics Show, Las Vegas 2013

Hyper connected world

Think mobility first

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4 things to remember

Sensors in everything

Data everywhere

Hyper connected world

Think mobility first

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Contents: Hyper connected world

1. Beyond size and definition?

2. Sensors in everything. Data everywhere

3. Everyone is thinking mobility first

4. Phablets & Tabtops

5. Touchless interaction

6. The Appmobile

7. Connected home

8. Automated health

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Lots on “size”

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Big, bigger, biggest screens

Lots on “definition”

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Ultra high definition 3d high definition

Contents: Hyper connected world

1. Beyond size and definition?

2. Sensors in everything. Data everywhere

3. Everyone is thinking mobility first

4. Phablets & Tabtops

5. Touchless interaction

6. The Appmobile

7. Connected home

8. Automated health

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Sensors in everything: Data everywhere

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Hapifork: Detects the loop made when you pick up food, put

it in your mouth, and then return the fork to your

plate. If you have carried out the action too

quickly it buzzes in your hand to tell you to slow

down. Uploads data to a smartphone app to help

you keep track of your eating habits

GeckoCap:

Small glowing smart button that can be

added to any asthma inhaler.

Notification system lets you know

when each inhaler was used,

or when their inhaler is running low.

Withings Wi-Fi body scale:

Weighs you and tracks the evolution of

your weight. No need to manually

track your measurements.

Sensors in everything: Data everywhere

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Rest’s baby onesie:

Employs sensors that detect

respiration, skin temperature and body

position, sending data to a smartphone

or tablet. Warns a parent if child is ill or

having problems breathing.

Ubox:

Smart pillbox that helps you take your

medicine on time. Can share your

schedule with your chosen loved ones

and your doctor. Warns them if you

have missed a vital pill.

Parrot’s flower power:

Wireless plant sensor that helps keep

track of the soil around your plant and

provides feedback to let you know

exactly what you need to do to keep

the particular plant species alive.

Sensors in everything: Data everywhere

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Fitbit: By day it tracks your steps. By night it can

track your sleep. Users keep track of how

they're doing by opening the Fitbit app.

It can nudge the wearer if they need to be

more active as the day goes on.

Vue’s disposable 7 day patch:

Collects more than 5,000 data points

per minute. Data uploaded for use as

a guideline to determine the need for

behavioural modification to promote

weight loss and other wellness efforts.

Trakdot luggage tracker:

Can be packed in a suitcase and uses

a mobile phone connection to update

users on the whereabouts of their

luggage. Automatically goes to sleep

during flights.

Contents: Hyper connected world

1. Beyond size and definition?

2. Sensors in everything. Data everywhere

3. Everyone is thinking mobility first

4. Phablets & Tabtops

5. Touchless interaction

6. The Appmobile

7. Connected home

8. Automated health

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All roads lead to smart mobile devices

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Rest’s baby

onesie

Parrot’s flower

power

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The 1st screens that people are now designing for

solomo should probably be

sohomo* *aol: 66% of mobile minutes are used in the home

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Mobile: 9

PC: 6

*facebook: Average user usage hours per month by platform

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Contents: Hyper connected world

1. Beyond size and definition?

2. Sensors in everything. Data everywhere

3. Everyone is thinking mobility first

4. Phablets & Tabtops

5. Touchless interaction

6. The Appmobile

7. Connected home

8. Automated health

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mo?

Smart phone? Tablet? Phablet?

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Lots of different sizes on display : Phones get bigger : Tablets get smaller

Tablet? Laptop? Tabtop?

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As many as 30 to 40 hardware designs for laptops : “Rip & flip" Lenovo

Contents: Hyper connected world

1. Beyond size and definition?

2. Sensors in everything. Data everywhere

3. Everyone is thinking mobility first

4. Phablets & Tabtops

5. Touchless interaction

6. The Appmobile

7. Connected home

8. Automated health

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Gesture and voice control

Prominent presence

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More accessible to the mainstream?

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Leap motion’s Leap: a $70 device that will enable consumers to

add precise three-dimensional motion detection to their computers

Contents: Hyper connected world

1. Beyond size and definition?

2. Sensors in everything. Data everywhere

3. Everyone is thinking mobility first

4. Phablets & Tabtops

5. Touchless interaction

6. The Appmobile

7. Connected home

8. Automated health

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The Appmobile

Ford & GM open

up the dashboard

to app developers

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Hyper connected world : thinking mobility first

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Contents: Hyper connected world

1. Beyond size and definition?

2. Sensors in everything. Data everywhere

3. Everyone is thinking mobility first

4. Phablets & Tabtops

5. Touchless interaction

6. The Appmobile

7. Connected home

8. Automated health

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The dream becomes more accessible

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Hyper connected world : thinking mobility first

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Contents: Hyper connected world

1. Beyond size and definition?

2. Sensors in everything. Data everywhere

3. Everyone is thinking mobility first

4. Phablets & Tabtops

5. Touchless interaction

6. The Appmobile

7. Connected home

8. Automated health

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Automated health: 25% more floor space vs. 2012

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4 things to remember

Sensors in everything

Data everywhere

Hyper connected world

Think mobility first

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