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CES 2020 FROM THE SHOW FLOOR A MINDSHARE REVIEW DIRECT FROM THE SHOW FLOOR
SHOW FLOOR TOUR
SHOW FLOOR TOUR #TeamMindshare’s Dan Ottinger and Mike Schulte highlight their top picks from the #CES2020 show floor tour. Click here to watch the tour
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WHAT IS CES AND WHY SHOULD YOU CARE?
As it’s increasingly
CES® is the largest trade
It draws developers, It is considered to be the difficult for any one
show in the world and
manufacturers, investors, venue for observing the entity (clients, agencies,
has been running on and
media and more from all important tech trends etc.) to do it all, it’s an
off since 1967 with
facets of the global that will define the ideal venue to identify
170,000 attendees and
technology industry. coming year. potential partners to help
4,500 exhibitors.
achieve key ambitions.
CES - A TALE OF TWO PERSPECTIVES:
You’ve got to start with the consumer
experience and work back toward the
technology – not the other way around
AND/OR
People don’t know what they want until
you show it to them
Steve Jobs
LOOKING BACK AT TRENDS FROM CES 2019:
2019 TRENDS DID IT TAKE OFF? WHAT HAPPENED?
5G hit cities worldwide as mobile network and handset providers battled to be the first to
5G market. The only problem? They forgot to educate customers on the opportunity! 2020 will
change this as consumers realise the HUGE impact of 5G.
SOUND & In 2019 we moved beyond smart speakers to voice enabled devices. As the year went on
VISION conversations evolved beyond smart assistants to how a brand sounds.
HEALTH & Technology for health and wellness continues to develop as more opportunities and products
WELLNESS become available for consumers and advertisers.
We’re slightly behind on our forecasts of having driverless cars on the roads by 2020, but
TRANSPORT progress is still being made in the background with automotive and tech giants still investing
heavily in the space.
SMART HOME As 5G arrived, so did smart cities! Various cities around the world now have smart city
& CITES research or trials in place and this will continue as 5G becomes more widespread.
FIVE KEY THEMES FROM 2020 SHOW:
BRINGING DEMOCRATISING AND IMPROVING ADDRESSING BETTERING
TECHNOLOGY TO QUANTIFYING MOBILITY AND CLIMATE CHANGE EVERYDAY LIVES
EVERYONE HEALTH ACCESS TO IT AND RESOURCE
SCARCITY
THOSE FIVE THEMES UNDERPINNED BY KEY TECHNOLOGIES: AUDIO AND VISION IOT SENSORS 5G AI (AR AND VR)
BRINGING TECHNOLOGY TO EVERYONE
Traditionally, technology development has been somewhat focused on meeting the needs of a
relatively narrow group of individuals. However, in 2020 we’ve seen a step change here with
recognition that differing consumer groups have differing technology needs. We’ve observed
products designed to make all sorts of activities more inclusive and promote independence.
It’s a promising and exciting market.Bringing Technology to Everyone: What You Should Know
Technology development has ‘Inclusion’ and ‘diversity’ globally Underserved communities are a
historically taken a ‘narrow view’ of has emerged as a key core value of source of tremendous untapped
the consumer whose problem the Millennials and Gen Z (Source: revenue. For example, 10% of the
technology was trying to solve. Mindshare MindReader Panel 2019) world’s population suffers from
dyslexia but [until now] an easy
solution to the problem remained
elusive.Glasses for Dyslexia Specifically designed for children, Lexilens are eyewear that help those with dyslexia by making reading easier and faster. Dyslexia affects 10% of population worldwide, often leading to school failure and low social confidence. The design integrates miniaturized electronic circuits which are easy to use, comfortable to wear and are not obvious, reducing stigmatising at school.
Tactile Pro Tablet computer for the blind Tactile Pro helps those that are visually impaired to easily access information anytime, anywhere. The technology translates document information into braille information.
ExoRehab helping the aged to move EXOSYSTEMS are targeting the aged with musculoskeletal problems such as chronic pain in the knee and leg. exoRehab is a solution for musculoskeletal training and healthcare. The product helps people to walk again and live a more vigorous life by recovering and reinforcing muscles. By caring for and recovering the muscles, the aged can improve their lives enormously.
Sarcos’s Guardian XO Ironman here we come! Sarcos showed off their suit, called the Guardian XO, which is essentially a robot that workers wear. It enables average people to lift and expertly manipulate loads well in excess of 100 pounds using natural body movements. It’s like wearing a forklift! The exoskeleton lets an employee lift up to 200 pounds repeatedly for up to eight hours at a time without strain or fatigue. One obvious application is loading cargo, a job that's familiar in the airline industry. Click here to watch the video.
Torooc’s LikU Companion Bot Korean-based robotics company Torooc showed off Liku — an emotional companion robot that gets to know its owner over time. Its forehead camera allows it to recognise its owner’s mood, signalling it to react with a corresponding behaviour. If you enter the room and greet Liku, it will turn its head toward you, make eye contact and offer a smile in return. It has five emotions, including pleasant, unpleasant, alarming, crying, and sleeping. LikU can even pose for selfies when you point a camera at it. Click here to watch the video.
TADs Food allergy detection tool TADs is a food allergen detection tool. It quantifies the amount of a specific allergen in a food substance. There are five detection models of seafood, gluten, nut milk and egg and it can detect 8 different allergens at the same time. The device is keychain-sized making it easy to carry anywhere. It connects to smartphones through Bluetooth and the app has an AI model that helps the consumer to calculate the amount of allergen they have already eaten.
BrainCo Mind Control BrainCo got attention for its Scalextric slot cars that are controlled by the brain, going faster the harder you concentrate. Attendees wore headbands based on medical brain-scanning tech to race model cars. But BrainCo’s real aim is different; it also displayed the final version of an AI- powered prosthetic hand for amputees that works with both brain waves and muscle signals. The firm has also suggested that the headbands could be used to control smart devices or scan for diseases.
DEMOCRATISING AND QUANTIFYING HEALTH
Building on CES 2019 we have seen a lot of new and exciting health and wellbeing tools on
exhibition. These have been less about medical necessities and more about improving people’s
daily lives and addressing the mass market. We saw everything from smart mirrors to smart beds,
to smart vibrators!Democratising, Quantifying and Personalising Health: What You Should Know Consumers’ have Almost anything and H&W tech is not just about Health and wellness is an broadened their everything can now be monitoring health but over $4tn global definitions of ‘health and tracked. about enabling wellness opportunity. wellness’ to include AND offering diagnosis beauty, mental and and suggested courses of physical health, fitness, action. prevention, diagnosis and more (Source: Mindshare Good Living Study 2019).
EyeQue Vision Monitor EyeQue Vision Monitor is a convenient, low-cost eye wellness system. The tool empowers anyone, anywhere to take an active role in their vision wellness in between visits to the doctor. These devices can be used to test an unlimited number of people, each using a unique profile for personalised results. While many will enjoy the convenience that comes from do-it-yourself vision testing and tracking, the kit will have a profound global impact on those with limited or non-existent access to vision care and correction.
MedWand MedWand was created by physicians and medical device engineers. It houses multiple diagnostic tools in a single, easy-to-use handheld device. With a MedWand on the patient's side, clinicians can conduct remote office visits, and through the real-time collection of multiple vital sign readings and key patient assessments, detect and follow numerous medical conditions from anywhere!
LUMINI AR mirror to analyse your skin LUMINI Home is an AI Beauty & Lifestyle Assistant that provides skin-data based personalised solutions to home beauty care users based on Interactive AI and Data Intelligence technology.
Smart Vibrator Osé After being banned from the show last year Lora DiCarlo campaigned that sexual health tech should be allowed especially considering VR Porn headsets were previously allowed. She came back with a punch this year to show off Osé which doesn’t actually vibrate at all. It replicates a “come hither” motion for G-spot stimulation and a sucking mechanism. Baci-baci is the second device, which is a micro- robot that simulates a human mouth, providing gentle massage and pressure to remedy any dysfunctions.
Xsensio Lab-on- Skin Wearable Chip Xsensio is a game-changing miniature embeddable chip. The wearable chip will sense continuously and in real-time a broad range of biochemical parameters in sweat at the surface of the skin, from electrolytes and metabolites, to hormones and proteins, with the precision of blood test & the convenience and real-time feedback of a wearable.
Climate360™ Smart Bed Sleep Number Climate360 and 360 smart beds help to solve sleep challenges and give quality sleep. Based on analysis of over 25m sleep sessions, Sleep Number research shows that sleepers who routinely use their 360 smart bed features and SleepIQ® technology – the bed’s operating system – can improve quality sleep by over 15 minutes each night and nearly 100 hours each year.
Mateo Smart Bathroom Mat Mateo is the first smart bathroom mat with seamless, non-intrusive body and posture analysis. Users can monitor weight, body composition and posture evolution without a scale.
Smart Belt predicts a fall The SMART BELT is a wearable device that can prevent falls for the elderly. It detects the user's symptoms for a fall in advance, by accurately analysing the walking pattern. It then informs the user of the future fall risk through notifications of the connected app. It is also designed in the form of a fashion belt, so that the elderly can easily familiarise themselves with it and wear it comfortably.
FootWARE smart shoe FootWARE smart shoe is the world’s first ever health- tracking smart shoe that’s able to measure heart rate, respiratory rate, blood pressure, emotion, stress level, and moving pattern! The shoes aim to offer a complete wearable solution to closely monitor people’s health conditions as well as their daily activities in a simple way. FootWARE can measure, track, and analyse movement and physiological parameters including steps, pulse rate, and abnormal gaits.
IMPROVING MOBILITY AND ACCESS TO IT
It wouldn’t be CES without the discussion and unveiling of new mobility options, especially around the topic
of autonomous vehicles. However, this year’s focus was not on large autonomous vehicles but instead the
focus was on smaller, more flexible vehicles that help solve the ‘last mile’ problem. And when it came to
those larger autonomous vehicles, the show’s focus was on improving safety and providing activities that
passengers can partake in when inside the self-driving cars. Honda and Sony in particular have shown off
concept cars that keep the traveller entertained and safe whilst in the car.Improving Mobility and Access to It: What You Should Know
Most businesses and Relative to richer and By 2030, snarled traffic is Human error is the primary
residences are located poorer consumers, middle predicted to cost over cause (94 – 96%) of most
further from public class consumers spend a $300M/year in lost traffic accidents (Source:
transportation access disproportionate amount productivity in Europe and US National Highway
points than many of income on the USA alone (Source: Transportation Safety
consumers are willing to transportation, suggesting Center for Economics and Administration).
walk. This is known as the less expensive transport Business Research).
‘last mile’ problem. options are in need
(Source: City Lab).Sony Concept Electric Car Sony surprised everyone by Electronics giant Sony unveiling an electric car surprised everyone by unveiling dubbed the Vision S. The an electric car called the Vision vehicle is a prototype S. The prototype’s dashboard designed to show off the has an ultra-wide panoramic firm's sensors and in-car screen for driving information entertainment technologies. and entertainment. The car The dashboard has an ultra- also has sensing technology, wide panoramic screen for 33 sensors to be exact, that driving information and can detect and recognise entertainment. The car also vehicle occupants allowing for has sensing technology that gesture control of the can detect occupants of the entertainment systems. This vehicle and recognise them, technology could aid assisted- in order to allow for gesture driving systems by helping to control of the entertainment judge when to apply the brakes systems. Such technology or adjust the steering but still could perhaps aid assisted- leaving most decisions up to driving systems in future the motorist. vehicles.
Mercedes-Benz Avatar Car Mercedes-Benz teamed up with the creators of science- fiction film Avatar to develop the Vision AVTR (Advanced Vehicle Transformation). The car has no steering wheel or engine but features movable reptilian ‘scales’, a wooden floor, transparent doors and an ‘infotainment’ system operated by gesture.
Honda’s Augmented Driving Concept Honda introduced its Augmented Driving Concept to address the cultural transition to autonomous vehicles. The concept car is buggy- like with minimalistic driving controls. It has no pedals and a disc- shaped steering wheel that is pushed or pulled like a giant button in order to control acceleration.
All the cars!
1 2
With so many cars to show off
we’ve given a snapshot of a few
others here so you don’t miss out.
1. The all-electric Strom R3 aims to
revolutionise India's urban market.
2. This autonomous concept car
from Audi has a retractable desk at
the driver's seat so that you can get
3 4
your work done on the way in.
3. Fiat is exhibiting a version of its
Centoventi modular concept car.
Buyers can mix and match the
components.
4. American-Danish entrepreneur
Henrik Fisker unveiled an electric
sport utility vehicle, the Fisker
Ocean, which will cost $37,000 and
will have solar panels on its roof.DeepRoute L4 Full Stack Self-Driving System A little different is the DeepRoute L4 Full Stack Self-Driving System which sits on top of the car and provides various driving experiences. By removing people’s hands and feet from use whilst driving, it allows people to work or enjoy their time whilst in car. This see’s the car not as a form of transport but rather a new living space.
Segway S-Pod This is the Segway S-Pod, a first-class transporting pod made for everyone. It can reach up to 24mph and is aimed at improving city life. But is anyone else thinking about WALL-E? Segway also showed off the Ninebot e-scooter which has five different models that are electric. They have a smart air lock system which means no keys are needed.
eFoil surfboard Waydoo Flyer The beginner-friendly board uses aeroplane technology to fly above any water surface at up to 28mph. Using a Bluetooth wireless hand controller users can use their body weight to control the direction and fly on all types of water. The battery lasts for an average of 75mins.
Manta5’s Electric Water Riding Bike It has taken nearly a decade to bring a commercial hydrofoil bicycle to market, but New Zealand-based Manta5 has finally launched its product, the Hydrofoiler XE-1. It’s an electric bike that you pedal on water. As the user pedals, the motor turns the propellers pulling the bike forward, whilst the hydrofoils underneath act like aircraft wings lifting it out of the water.
SMAcircle Smartfolding Bike Moving onto other forms of mobility, we have the SMAcircle, a smartfolding bike. Featuring an innovative wheel hub motor system, Smacircle S1 delivers power and efficiency for the daily commute and supports incline to 12° with maximum load of 220lbs. It’s also designed with the Smacircle app, which is used to lock and unlock S1, monitor battery life, mileage range and single trip distance.
Hyundai Uber Hyundai unveiled its take on the future of urban mobility! At the heart of its plans is its S- A1, an electric flying taxi developed with Uber. The S- A1 concept is a four person electric aircraft designed for short urban journeys made possible by helicopter-style vertical take-off and landing. Pilots will be needed at first, but in the long run it’s envisaged that S-A1s and other Uber Elevate air taxis will operate autonomously and will reach speeds of 180mph.
Hyundai Hubs & PBVs Hyundai also announced concepts for smart urban transport ‘Hubs’ and ground- based Purpose Built Vehicles (PBV). Loosely based on the appearance of San Francisco’s famous cable cars, the PBV is a new take on the taxi that functions as a living space, restaurant or coffee shop too. They’re autonomous and can operate either individually or in convoy. They are of course electric and will charge en route, using networked AI to hook up with dedicated charging PBVs as they go. The Hub is a landing pad meets taxi rank for both its air and ground taxis to dock.
ADDRESSING CLIMATE CHANGE AND
RESOURCE SCARCITY
2019; the year that Extinction Rebellion took over cities across the globe and the year that Greta
Thunberg was named person of the year by Time magazine. It was a big year for global progress
around climate change and sustainability and that is reflected in a lot of the CES 2020 technologies.
From sustainable food to more efficient machinery/tools there was a lot on offer with promise of even
more to come next year.Addressing Climate Change and Resource Scarcity: What You Should Know
Climate change is real. The UN Sustainable Development Availability and reliability of
Goals are estimated to create electricity is crucial to economic
markets worth at least $12tr a year development yet many parts of the
by 2030. world struggle with this; for
example, on average African firms
lose 25 days of economic activity
every year due to inconsistent
electricity (source: Energy for
Growth Hub).Impossible Foods Pork Sausage We all know that it’s hard to beat the real deal when it comes to sausages, but Impossible Foods have launched a product at CES for the second year in a row; this year launching its plant- based alternative to Pork. It comes in the form of sausages as well as a minced meat substitute that can be used in a wide range of dishes. It is aimed at those cutting down on meat consumption for health and sustainability.
Green Systems Flexfuel Green Systems Automotives presented a connected and integrated Flexfuel conversion device that reduces two-wheeler greenhouses gas emissions making them more sustainable. The device change motorbikes, scooters, sea scooters, snowmobiles, watercrafts, ATVs etc. into a real FFV (Flex Fuel Vehicle) allowing users to run their vehicle with biofuel Ethanol/E85. This is clean-burning and it substantially reduces CO and CO2 emissions compared to conventional fuel.
Juno 'reverse microwave oven' A reverse microwave? That’s right, a machine that rapidly chills packaged drinks. The start-up involved hopes to launch Juno later this year to cool cans and bottles of drink at point of use in just 90 seconds, meaning they do not need to be stored in refrigerators in advance. The machine uses thermal engineering and material science meaning it is electricity based and has no environmental harm. Their aim is to replace hotel mini fridges to save on electricity and space.
Oxicool; First A/C unit that uses H2O The OxiCool is a zero- emission air conditioner that chills your house with water. Traditional A/Cs use refrigerants that transition between liquid and gas, absorbing and releasing heat over and over again. The cold air gets pumped into the house, while the excess heat is routed outdoors. They aren’t good for the environment and release carbon dioxide. The OxiCool uses H2O instead and is a closed-loop system, meaning the cube should have just as much water on day 500 as on day one.
Toyota City of the Future Toyota revealed plans to build a sustainable “city of the future” that will run on hydrogen fuel cells and become a living laboratory for autonomous vehicles, smart technology and robot-assisted living. The city, which will be based near Mount Fuji in Japan, will cover 70 hectares on the site of one of its factories that is due to close. Called Woven City, it will house full-time residents and researchers. The name references Toyota’s origins as a loom manufacturer.
Puripot airFrame: Wall-mountable Air Purifier The ‘puripot airframe’ is a wall-mountable indoor air purification device combining of two technologies: 1) an innovative low-energy microtip array-based fine dust electrostatic precipitator and 2) a market proven visible light responsive titanium dioxide photocatalyst technology that removes harmful VOCs and viruses. But put simply, it’s designed to maximise the space utilization while preserving the air cleaning performance required.
Coolfinity In tropical countries much can be gained in solving failing cooling from poor power supply: • Preserving food for longer periods of time • Saving lives by preserving medicines that must be refrigerated • Providing cool drinks on hot days Coolfinity only needs 6 hours of electricity to provide 48 hours of cooling
Beyond EV - EVBox EVBox launched new ultra- fast electric vehicle (EV) chargers which have an output of up to 100kW, as well as the redesign of EVBox’s high-powered charging (HPC) EVBox Ultroniq, which will have an output of up to 350kW.
BETTERING EVERYDAY LIVES
With the introduction of 5G our lives are about to get a lot easier. Why? Well, 5G means that we
can have a lot more connected devices that will work seamlessly because of the improved
speeds and power. Plus, with the continued adoption of audio and visual technologies, control of
these devices will be more seamless than ever. Tech companies are of course aware of this and
are working on expanding the Smarthome and Smart city devices available to make every day
that little bit easier.Improving Everyday Lives: What You Should Know
Voice technology is getting 5G is rolling out globally Companies continue to The global smart home
ubiquitous and better; it’s and expected to transform battle it out to be the central market is expected to reach
becoming more accurate homes, transportation and home control/coordinator. $622.59bn by 2026 (Source:
and more personalised. cities (driverless cars), Fortune, June 7 2020).
medicine (remotely
controlled operations),
and personal entertainment
(faster downloads and
streaming).SmartyPans in the kitchen The IoT has changed how we will cook forever. SmartyPans is a cooking pan that adapts to the needs and requirements of its user. It has weight and temperature sensors that connect to the SmartyPans app over Bluetooth. Users can record a recipe as they prepare it, get step-by-step cooking instructions and track nutritional information of the meals they cook in real time.
TOWNEW Trash Can In a similar vein, the TOWNEW bin/trashcan is self-sealing at the push of a button. It uses heat to seal the thermoplastic rubbish bag. The user then removes the closed bag and disposes of it, while the bin automatically replaces it with a new one
Samsung Homecare Bot Air Air pollution such as lead, dust, fire-retardants, formaldehyde, radon and chemicals from things like household cleaners can easily follow us inside. Children with asthma and the elderly are especially vulnerable, but Samsung’s Bot Air is here to help. It will autonomously go around your house using its LIDAR sensors, purifying the air. Onboard sensors help the bot gauge air quality. If it finds the air is tainted, it will move to the source and begin purifying.
UBTECH Cruzr Robot UBTECH showed off two robots at CES. Cruzr, is the customisable, cloud-based, intelligent humanoid service robot designed for Retail 4.0, exhibitions, hotels, healthcare, finance and other enterprise service scenarios. Cruzr helps businesses to better attend to their customers’ needs. AIMBOT, the autonomous indoor monitoring robot built for intelligent inspection, efficient inventory management, safety and security of data centres, and power distribution rooms.
Samsung Bot Chef Ever dreamed of coming home and having your dinner on the table for you? Well, we’re not quite there just yet but Samsung’s Bot Chef is here to give a helping hand! The bot which has a voice assistant has two robotic hands that can move in all directions and use sharp objects without the risk of an accident to make recipes. It’s impressive technology but we don’t know how much it costs just yet. Click here to watch the video.
SureFeed Microchip Pet Feeder Connect The Microchip Pet Feeder Connect has integrated scales for accurate weighing of each food portion of a pet's food. When connected to the Sure Petcare app, owners can set the weight of each portion (on either the full bowl or the split bowls for dry and wet or combination feeding) and LEDs guide when the correct amount is achieved, to within one gram of accuracy. From the app, owners can see how much, how often and when their pet has fed, building an accurate picture over time of their pet’s feeding behaviour.
INTHEKEG Home Brewer For all the beer enthusiasts out there, INTHEKEG is a craft beer solution which enables everyone to brew, store and dispense beer anytime anywhere. It can be used for commercial and/or private use and consists of a machine (to ferment, age and store beer) and a keg (which contains all the ingredients you need to make beer – wort and yeast). It, of course, has a companion app that controls it.
Benjilock Luca Fingerprint Door Lock Forgotten your keys? No worries, your finger is now the key to your home. The award-winning innovative hybrid patented BenjiLock technology is now available in a door lock and just with a touch, you're able to get in! The Luca Fingerprint Door Lock is traditional with a twist of innovation. Not only are you able to enter your home with the ease of your fingertips, but also with a touchscreen combination code or a set of traditional keys.
Smart Kohler Toilet 2.0 With a heated seat, bidet, built-in Bluetooth speakers and coloured ambient lights, the so-called 'Numi 2.0' allows users to fully customise their bathroom experience. The toilet comes with a built-in Alexa smart assistant that can be used to both check news, weather, traffic and other information while in use, but allows for voice-controlled flushing and cleaning too. The toilet will automatically open its lid as you get near it, close and flush as you walk away and even turn on its night light if you approach it in the dark.
NextMind AR & VR NextMind is the world’s first brain-sensing device enabling users to control their VR/AR headsets with their mind. The NextMind offers an entirely new way of interacting by having the brain directly connected to VR or AR environments, bypassing the physical limitations of the body and creating a fully immersive experience. The NextMind device sits at the back of the head and clips to any headband, cap or VR/AR headset.
Cybershoes Ground breaking technology – literally. Cybershoes is an innovative VR system that allows you to walk, run and jump in virtual reality without being limited by the confinements of your living room or physical space. The Cybershoes are strapped to the user’s feet as they sit in a swivel bar stool. While wearing Cybershoes, all moments are controlled by physical movement, so they can walk alongside giants through snow-covered canyon or run through battlefields.
ThermoReal® In a similar vein, ThermoReal® is a temperature feedback haptic device that allows users to feel hot and cold temperatures and pain along with their game content. With ThermoReal®, users can become their own game characters or experience the actual content of their game scenes.
3D Instagraph The full-body scanning solution for large scale and self-service use cases. The 3D Instagraph Fusion III provides coloured 3D scanning with full process automation. The 3D body scanning system, is the first operator-free body scanner, that measures the body and creates avatars and is mobile. The health and fitness industry, the fashion industry and also the 3D printing and gaming industry can use the data – either in the form of body measurements or as lifelike avatars.
Royole’s RoWrite 2 Royole highlighted RoWrite 2, a notepad that you can write on and then have your writing appear on a tablet. This ultra-portable smart notebook/pen not only offers more convenience but a better user experience all round. With Royole's fully flexible sensors embedded in a soft leather case and a wireless-charging smart pen, the RoWrite 2 is the perfect companion for those who cherish the touch and feel of paper in today's digital world.
LG Signature OLED R LG’s latest Rollable TV concept is another step towards utilising the flexible power of OLED. At 65 inches, the TV rolls down when desired, and up when not in use, almost like a projector screen but with incomparable technology. It’s just a concept for now, while the LG SIGNATURE OLED TV R is much closer to being ready for consumer purchase. Click here to watch the video.
OLED 77 GX Gallery Design LG also launched a TV that looks like a picture frame! What’s so impressive about this TV is that the entire TV is in the thin frame that’s mounted on the wall. It’s less that 1 inch thick! Click here to watch the video
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