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Carrera por impresionar con productos inteligentes inicia en el salón electrónico de Las Vegas

La organización del CES espera unos 170.000 visitantes, mientras casi 4.000 expositores de 150 países presentarán drones, vehículos, televisores, y una gran variedad de dispositivos electrónicos.

(FILES) This file photo taken on January 08, 2017 shows a robot developed by Taiwan engineers moving chess pieces on a board against an opponent at the 2017 Consumer Electronic Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Nevada.  
Giving gadgets brains will be a hot theme at the Consumer Electronics Show set to open in Las Vegas, with device makers big and small touting hardware with "smarts." Whether it's a doorbell or refrigerator, a TV set or a toothbrush, chances are it will be connected to digital assistants powered by artificial intelligence aiming to anticipate needs or desires. One of the largest trade shows in the world, the January 9-12 CES will attract some 170,000 visitors and 3,900 exhibitors from 150 countries and will showcase innovations in computers, gaming, robotics, vehicle technology, virtual and augmented reality and more.
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(FILES) This file photo taken on January 08, 2017 shows a robot developed by Taiwan engineers moving chess pieces on a board against an opponent at the 2017 Consumer Electronic Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Nevada. Giving gadgets brains will be a hot theme at the Consumer Electronics Show set to open in Las Vegas, with device makers big and small touting hardware with "smarts." Whether it's a doorbell or refrigerator, a TV set or a toothbrush, chances are it will be connected to digital assistants powered by artificial intelligence aiming to anticipate needs or desires. One of the largest trade shows in the world, the January 9-12 CES will attract some 170,000 visitors and 3,900 exhibitors from 150 countries and will showcase innovations in computers, gaming, robotics, vehicle technology, virtual and augmented reality and more. / AFP PHOTO / Rob Lever ROB LEVER

San Francisco- Las startups (empresas emergentes) y las multinacionales tratarán de impresionar con productos “inteligentes” al público del salón CES de Las Vegas, que tendrá como platos fuertes los asistentes de voz, los coches autónomos y la inteligencia artificial.

Este año, la organización apuesta por la inteligencia artificial. AFP. (ROB LEVER)

Robots, refrigeradores, realidad virtual y aumentada, altavoces conectados... “Este va a ser el año de la inteligencia”, dijo Jack Gold, analista especializado de J. Gold Associates.

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