It is the conclusion of the event that I had the opportunity to attend last week in Berlin, with the host of Bosch. There, at the Bosch Connect World, solutions were shown that today and tomorrow will change the connected world, which is no longer called the Internet of Things, but the Internet of People or Internet of People.
He has just released, and got into the mud of action cameras for the more adventurous, with his Osmo Action. But the Chinese DJI is not a newcomer to the world of lenses and / or cameras. Just a few months ago he surprised with his Osmo Pocket, and his camera drones have already been flying for many hours.
If last year's I / O surprise, Google's developer conference, was Duplex, this year it's been 'federated learning'. Or what is the same, more artificial intelligence with less data.
I don't know if it will take a long time, or a short time, to see them on the streets. Many things, laws, technologies, and even minds, have to change to be a reality. But they are no longer science fiction, nor are they crazy laboratory ideas, driverless vehicles and autonomous delivery robots.
In 2019 most automakers continue to base their crash tests exclusively on male dummies. The Volvo EVA Initiative pursues the manufacture of vehicles adapted to all kinds of body diversity.
It looks like science fiction, but it's not. Intel and HOOBOX Robotics have created a kit that with artificial intelligence and facial recognition allows the disabled person in a wheelchair to control it with ten simple expressions of their face.
The OPPO Reno 5G will be the first 5G smartphone to be on the street, in Switzerland. In Spain, although we may have it, we will not be able to enjoy it with all its capabilities, especially gamers. The sum of 5G and artificial intelligence seems one of its 'killer' applications.
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.
