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I had Google NotebookLM write this podcast summary based on its listening to the podcast. I made a few text edits including the spelling of my surname
Todd Ogasawara and Dr. John Westfall discuss their underwhelming perception of CES 2025, focusing on the prevalence of vaporware and concepts over readily available products (as is normal for CES announcements). They highlight a few items of interest though, including an **AI-powered fan**, a **robot vacuum with a robotic arm**, and a **petal-shaped camera**, comparing these to existing technologies. The podcast also features discussions on **older technologies**, **consumer tech blind spots**, and the importance of **disaster preparedness**. Finally, they share anecdotes about their experiences with various tech products and companies.
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I had Google NotebookLM write this podcast summary based on its listening to the podcast. I made a few text edits including the spelling of my surname
Todd Ogasawara and Dr. John Westfall discuss their underwhelming perception of CES 2025, focusing on the prevalence of vaporware and concepts over readily available products (as is normal for CES announcements). They highlight a few items of interest though, including an **AI-powered fan**, a **robot vacuum with a robotic arm**, and a **petal-shaped camera**, comparing these to existing technologies. The podcast also features discussions on **older technologies**, **consumer tech blind spots**, and the importance of **disaster preparedness**. Finally, they share anecdotes about their experiences with various tech products and companies.