CES 2022: Part 1

One of the technology world's biggest events is back. Click is in Las Vegas checking out the greatest, and most outlandish, innovations at CES 2022.

[mo_a]

By far this is why I love BBC Click, amazing to see you guys back in Las Vegas, stay safe over there team.

[ModernDayGeeks]

Amazing showcasing of what's happened at CES, I love it!

[eclecticjon]

I really don't understand how manufacturing a machine that compresses plastic bags can be environmentally friendly. The solution is to ban plastic bags. I live in France and I haven't seen a plastic bag in years.

[reluctantuser]

Good job being a proper reporter Spence and lightly grilling the exec in support of the Ashdown guys amongst others. Glad that you managed to get there and do something on location.

[MT.]

I feel the last toy you tried will have some other applications in the future ;-)

[bleze]

Hey, you can actually re-use plastic bags, or even better re-use one made of cloth that you bring yourself

[pimisi]

I’m amazed you guys didn’t give time to ameca. It was by far one of the coolest presentation there this year.

[boomieboo]

I remember seeing the first iteration of The Volume or Stagecraft as it's now known from Disney on Click.

It was a completely virtual set but projected on a screen on a physical set for in camera shooting. It even dynamically moved according to the cameras position just as Disney's Stagecraft does now.

The Click episode is still on your YouTube channel somewhere.

I always wondered if those people that made Stagecraft before Disney sued them because I haven't heard them get credit once for the invention that's now taking over the film world.

[PezCuckow]

Don't worry they're still connecting with connections that they can connect with!

[jpenneymrcoin]

you simply can't trust a profit-driven corporation to do what's best for teh society. no one should be surprised at this.

[samharrison]

I got an offer at Angila Ruskin University Cambridge but couldn’t afford the fees.

[ALEXHANS]

So essentially nothing to really make humankind progress… was there anything on education and health?

[derekwarner]

A disappointing show of gizmo's that don't really work or do anything practical.

[sownheard]

CES the perfect place for fun designs and trash concept car's to clunky to be street legal. 👏😄

[HROM]

I have rarely seen such a grouping of totally useless gadgets in my life. What a waste to send a crew to Las Vegas. How is that for your carbon footprint ?

[samharrison]

This has been my dream to study deep machine learning but the world is to hard to support people from poor home with positive dreams 😢

[RiczWest]

Classic British Puerility and Sexism - why is the woman adjusting the guys collar at 1:10? Can he not do this for himself because he’s a dult? Is she his slave and subservient to him? C’Mon! For a show that’s supposedly in the 21st century, do you think you can make it here from the 19th, which seems to be where you are…

[annmacleod]

I won't be buying such technology and gadgetry I don't like technology and the click technology that I do have are a mobile phone to expensive and always changing technology the click technology that I do have are not the wrong ones it doesn't include me

[bones]

re labeled trash compactor lol ...ces is getting less techno and more garbo late night commercial

[fmfpower]

This is the WORST COVERAGE of CES ever. MKBHD does a WAAAAY better job. Give it up guys... Horrible