The new year marks the annual trek of the technology industry to Las Vegas for CES, marked by endless days filled with countless meetings, demonstrations at every turn, mind numbing crowds everywhere, aching feet, and colds abound.
Another area that continues to be a surprise at CES is heavy machinery. John Deere has become a staple at the event, and rightfully so. As CEO John May has stated in many ways, John Deere is a technology company. In fact, John Deere has been selling autonomous driving tractors for approximately 20 years and is now adding AI to its attachments. The auto industry could learn a thing or two from heavy equipment companies like John Deere.
There is also an endless stream of startups in the evening media events and the CES startup center called Eureka Park, located at the Venetian Conference Center. Startups are my favorite part of CES. The new products being developed never cease to amaze, especially with ever-advancing processing/AI, connectivity, robotics, and sensing technologies. If you can imagine it, I’m sure that it can be built.
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