Ninja Innovation
summary
CES claims 160,000 attendees with 3,100 exhibitors and highlights clusters — wearables, OLED/UltraHD, MEMS sensors collapsing cost, and 30 companies showing 3D printers aimed at home printing including food and prosthetics. Examples include a Verizon-backed sensor-in-garbage-can that routes pickups Uber-style and pilots toward driverless cars that reshape jobs and delivery. Patent litigation ranks as a brake on startups with patent reform cleared in the House; privacy needs transparency and opt-out.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:40Ninja Innovation
- 4:30Culture of Innovation
- 8:15Innovation in a Cluster
- 10:10Impact of Innovation in Europe
- 10:40Why attend DLD
- 11:18Eureka Park
- 12:12France and Italy
- 12:27Innovation in Germany
- 13:50The driverless car
- 14:55Garbage Pickup
- 15:40Package Delivery
- 15:55Patent trolls
- 17:00Lawsuits
- 17:30Privacy
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