Tech for the Future: CES vs the Japan Mobility Show with Clemens Conrad
Feb 20, 2024
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Join Clemens Conrad as he shares insights from CES and Japan Mobility Show, featuring new tech like autonomous vehicles for mining and LG's Able car. Explore futuristic innovations from lifestyle pods to EV planes, as well as the integration of robotics with vehicles for industrial efficiency. Get a peek behind the curtain of these groundbreaking technology shows.
Tokyo Auto World offers detailed technical information for current products, while CES focuses on inspiring global innovation.
CES showcases AI products for consumers, while Tokyo Auto World emphasizes industrial AI applications like autonomous mining equipment.
Deep dives
CES vs. Tokyo Auto World Expos: Contrasts in Presentation and Focus
CES and Tokyo Auto World differ significantly in their presentation style and focal points. CES dazzles attendees with flashy demonstrations and immersive experiences, catering to a global audience. In contrast, Tokyo Auto World emphasizes text-heavy displays, providing in-depth technical information for products ready for implementation. While CES shines in inspiring innovation, Tokyo Auto World offers a detailed look into current technologies and business case evaluations.
Generative AI at CES: Hyped Innovation vs. Industrial Robotics at Tokyo Auto World
At CES, Generative AI was a major theme, with companies showcasing AI-infused products for consumer use. In contrast, Tokyo Auto World delved into industrial applications of AI and robotics, particularly in areas like autonomous mining equipment. The focus shifted from flashy consumer tech to impactful industrial solutions, highlighting the practical applications of AI in enhancing efficiency and safety in workplace environments.
The Advancements in Autonomous Vehicles for Industrial Use Cases
A significant shift towards autonomous vehicles in industrial settings, such as mining operations, was highlighted at the expos. Companies like Applied EV showcased level 4 certified platforms for industrial use, particularly in remote and hazardous environments. The integration of AI and robotics in industrial vehicles aims to improve operational efficiency, reduce risks to human workers, and transform traditional industry practices for heightened productivity.
The Cultural Exposure of Tokyo Auto World and the Importance of Global Collaboration
Choosing Tokyo Auto World over CES for its cultural immersion and technology exposure, Clemens highlighted the significance of cross-regional collaboration and knowledge exchange. Tokyo Auto World offered a unique blend of cultural insights and technical capabilities that could be leveraged internationally. The focus on fostering strong connections across regions and optimizing services design for global markets made Tokyo Auto World a compelling choice for Clemens' golden ticket.
Clemens Conrad has been jet setting to learn all about what's new and upcoming in tech. Listen into his conversation with Clinton to get a peek behind the curtain.
Back with Clinton on this week’s Catalyst episode is Clemens Conrad, Launch by NTT Data’s Practice Lead for the Future of Mobility. You may remember Clemens from our November episode The Evolution of EV’s! He returns to share all about new tech he witnessed from CES 2024 and the Japan Mobility Show 2023. From new sights to see in Las Vegas to using autonomous vehicles for mining, these shows were packed with new innovations that may just change the world.