Coolest Tech at CES 2023

CES 2023 is all about revolutionary tech. Brian Tong shows us some of the coolest technology in Central Hall. Even watch him try on the world’s first augmented reality glasses and explore BMW’s color-changing car!

[johnluu]

Omg, it's my dream of being able to watch life with subtitles.

[dhruvpatel]

This guy is literally putting his fingerprints over every car lmao

[DRUMXs]

8:30 You can tell the way Dr. Stella’s eyes focus and how she uses her hands when talking about the BMW tech that she loves what she’s doing 💯💯 Dr. No doubt 🤙🏾👊🏾

[sascha...]

If samsung made those glasses and they had clear frames, I would buy it today.

[thomascoleman]

Color change car is demo for drone reactive optical camouflage

[EchoOne]

I'm sorry but those close -up of Brian with glasses on looks like Brains from the Thunderbirds.😜😏

[daggerd]

Great idea.. let’s put a media panel right infront of the car. Where all the little pebbles and rocks hit first.

[Mulligatawney]

That transparent old TV means you could turn windows into TV displays.

Say at an airport, the big windows could be TVs at night.

[ky]

Glasses only last 3 hours on basic settings..hahaha c'mon, its still a prototype.

[joeschmoe]

I love lg, but its still wired by plug in, displace tv is the first truely fully wireless tv

[jetmartin]

RE: the TCL glasses, it's good to see them pushing the technology but in their current form I don't think I would purchase them...they are just too large (super nerdy) and bulky looking. If I were TCL I would probably first focus on a phone assisted/connected glasses (via a USB cable) and perfect the key glass features and apps working first until the miniaturization of electronics, processor efficiency and battery technology supports less bulky glasses. In the mean create a SDK that the development community could use to develop useful applications. Once that is in place and the hardware has improved then try developing standalone glasses.
I do like the fact that the glasses can take pictures. I know some people don't like that because of "privacy violations" but I still think the ability to take pictures and videos along with navigation is probably the most useful thing with these "Smart Glasses". I'm not sold on playing music on them.

[fleshpistol]

Wen a tech dude isn’t a car guy and leaves the only finger prints on entire car, ouch my OCD.

[trumanmylin]

Media bar on the Afeela is interesting.

Not sure people will use that for basic things like weather or game scores when they have an iPhone in their pocket.

[AyooMurray]

So wait, for the Sony Car concept. What if my phone is dead? Can I not get into my car? lol I need answers

[laughatfootball]

That AR glasses company needs to employ giants.

[pbr]

He looks like George Santos in those glasses.

[titovictv]

Seeing the transparent LG Oled TV, the transparent Mobile Phone is not far away from happening

[DianeKruger-mwqf]

Decided to take a look back on CES 2023 to get me hyped for this year coming up soon. Scientists have taken technology another step further. Specifically, the ones at 3M, can't wait to check them out this year and get the opportunity to listen to their plans for 2024.

[DosBlade]

Thanks.. so cool no one is talking about it..

[johnmedeiros]

i love that she wants to send those glasses to US China and Taiwan.... loved that she recognizes Taiwan and China as separate nations.