Disruptive Innovators under Attack
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The Consumer Electronics Association reports 170,000+ CES attendees and 3,600 exhibitors, highlights Eureka Park 400 startups and says Oculus moved from startup to a $2 billion exit; it counts a billion smartphones with sensors powering IoT and wearable health devices like Fitbits. It publishes a ranking of states using 10 criteria to judge innovation friendliness and warns of New York’s taxi rule forcing prior app approvals. It predicts 1 million drone deliveries daily in the near future and pushes patent-troll reform.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Disruptive innovation intro
- 1:06Driverless cars & drones
- 2:30CES evolution & trends
- 3:56IoT & smart devices
- 6:24State innovation rankings
- 7:48California and New York’s innovation challenges
- 8:51Innovation beyond electronics
- 10:15Patent trolls & startup reforms
- 11:39US & Israel innovation strengths
- 12:40China & Europe strategies
- 14:03Promoting Ninja Innovation
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