CES for Radio Broadcasters

You never know what you're going to find in Eureka Park, the home of startup companies, at CES. Desmond Beristain of Festiie talks about the company's technologically enhanced festival wristbands, while Maarten Bodewes of Loop shows off the company's superior and stylish earplugs. 

Huaxia Xia of China's Meituan Diaping Group, talks about how the company is developing autonomous vehicles to deliver specific items under specific conditions, such as food on a closed campus or toiletries within a hotel. 

Andreas Widy, the CEO and Co-founder of Navatics Technology, talks about his company's underwater drones.

In 2019, farm equipment manufacturer John Deere made its debut at CES in Las Vegas. Alex Purdy, the head of John Deere Labs, talks about how self-driving vehicles and AI technology are revolutionizing the agricultural business, and offers insight into how it might also changes other aspects of modern life.

John Moon, the Managing Director of Strategic Partnerships at Honda Innovations, and Bryan Biniak, the CEO of Connected Travel, talk about the new Honda Dream Drive suite of apps that is designed to enhance the passenger experience and how it will impact radio listening.

Now that Alexa is in so many homes, she's making a push to get into people's cars. Meanwhile, your speakers may be gathering data to give you a better user experience. Our Digital Dot Connect, Seth Resler, talks to Kerry Lebel, the Head of Automotive Marketing at Amazon, as well as Oliver Price and Steve Robbins of Audiogum.

Dr. Shawn DuBravac, the best-selling author of Digital Destiny: How the New Age ofData Will Transform the Way We Work, Live, and Communicate, led radio executives through a tour of CES this year. He talks to Jacobs Media's Digital Dot Connector, Seth Resler, about the digital trends he sees at the show and how they will impact the radio industry.

Tyler Suiters, VP of Communications for the CTA, the organization that produces CES, talks about the big trends at the show in 2019, including: smart cities, 5G, 8K, AI, robots, autonomous vehicles, and the peak content problem.

Jonathan Firestone of Hasbro shows off the company's new game, Dropmix, which allows players to beatmatch the vocals, drumbeat, bassline, and guitars from popular songs with the drop of a card.

Charles Sued of Innovative Trends and Raymond Levy of The FESCO Group talk about how Billboard and Car and Driver Magazines are licensing their brand names to sell technological devices.

Kristen Naeini, Senior National Trainer for Samsung, offers an inside look at some of the innovative new technologies that Samsung unveiled at CES 2018 in Las Vegas.