What madness. Talk about 6G when we don't even have 5G. But I'm going to do something crazy, influenced by what analysts and experts say, and here are some ideas about what awaits us in ten years.
After the experience with my first intelligent robot vacuum cleaner, I have tried another machine that scrubs, and that also agrees with the first one to share the work of leaving the floor cleaner than the paten.
It seems like a saying, but it is not. So says the Japanese Fujitsu, which has developed a technology to digitize and quantify the patterns of the way patients walk and thus improve their health.
CES in Las Vegas has shown again this week that nothing and no one will get rid of artificial intelligence in the coming years. And one example is the smart camera that Bosch has taught and that will undoubtedly help save lives.
I have had the opportunity to test it and see it working, thanks to Mobileye. Autonomous driving is getting closer every day thanks to systems like the one that the Israeli company has already installed in more than 50 million vehicles, some of them in Barcelona.
It has not been the first, but it will not be the last company that ventures to forecast what the ubiquitous technologies will be in 2020. One of them, of course, will be artificial intelligence.
I was in Turin a few weeks ago with some of the large companies in the telecommunications and automotive sector, and I was a direct witness of the progress that is already being made in smart and connected mobility.
Danni Büchner is invited to Sam Dylan's Halloween party. But the "Goodbye Germany" emigrant has no desire for many other party guests. And find clear words.
