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Lenovo ThinkBook: AI Inside, Style Outside Dec 19, 2022

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It's designed for the small business that works big. Hear from Lenovo's Tom Butler how the new ThinkBook is built to do the job of creatives, consultants and office managers. All this and in style, too. Get an insider's look at what Lenovo has in store at CES 2023. Hint: High-performance cameras, AI capabilities, noise cancellation. Lenovo has a laser-beam focus on powering the dynamic sole worker and small-business teams competing with the power players.

Why Human Security is Good Business Dec 15, 2022

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Find out how business interests of profitability, market share, recruitment, retention and more align with the United Nations-backed campaign, Human Security for All. This campaign, also the central theme of CES 2023, represents a new paradigm in strategic corporate operations. It’s one that aligns key aspects of human well-being with businesses’ ability to prosper. In the tech industry, companies that embrace and demonstrate a commitment to sustainability, food security, healthcare and basic human needs will be the ones that prevail, competitively and financially. Human Security for All is explained by Walt Stinson who is a leader of the campaign for U.N. partner organization, World Academy of Art and Science. He also shares what attendees will see and experience on this front at CES 2023.

Moen Smart Water Network is Genius on Tap Dec 12, 2022

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The average household in the U.S., alone, consumes 300 gallons of water per day, or 100,000 a year. If every American household used a mere 5% less water daily, 600 billion gallons of water annually would be conserved. To address this challenge while delighting consumers with beautiful, functional products, Moen offers the Smart Water Network. Via technology and an app that integrates with Google, Alexa, Ring and more, program your shower to a specific temperature. Tell your tap how much pressure you want. Get your water to do what you want at home -- and keep an eye on it when you’re out. Moen’s Mason Hall delves into the many ways that his company’s technology is harnessing perhaps our most precious resource.

Tide Tackles Laundry Day In Space Dec 08, 2022

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Today, there’s no doing a day’s wash in microgravity. On the International Space Station, clothes are worn for days on end, then discarded and burned upon re-entry. That’s wasteful. . For longer, more distant voyages NASA foresees in the future, laundry-less conditions are not an option. That’s where Procter & Gamble and Tide come in. Find out how P&G is solving the space-laundry conundrum in ways that also will lessen water waste on Earth.

Razer’s Got Fresh Game for CES Dec 05, 2022

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Today’s gamer expects an experience beyond three dimensions. Razer gives it to them, and continues to innovate at a white-hot pace. How does this company maintain and extend its appeal to kids, senior citizens and everyone in between? Razer’s Bob Ohlweiler, SVP of sales and marketing, explains that when world-renowned gaming equipment is made for gamers, by gamers, highly selective audiences get what they want. Find out what the gaming community can expect when Razer unleashes its latest innovations at CES 2023.

TikTok, Coming Soon to a Screen Near You Nov 28, 2022

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TikTok today is too big to stay on the mobile screen alone. The platform's community orientation has driven its status as a global go-to for authentic videos and feedback that inform, entertain and persuade. Hear from TikTok's Dan Page, head of global business development for new screens, as he reveals how and where TikTok content is coming next. New screens for TikTok's fantastic little stories are getting bigger. Much bigger.

Cooling Refrigeration’s Climate Impact Nov 22, 2022

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Panasonic is about a lot more than electronic products that improve the quality of life at home, work and play. Through the company's Hussmann division, consumers also benefit from reduced pollution caused by refrigerants, as well as improved food sustainability. Discover what many don't know about a leading contributor to greenhouse gasses and global warming. Yes, the refrigerator and related accessories -- particularly in commercial applications -- are far from blameless as pollution threats. Hussmann is mitigating refrigeration's global warming potential (GWP) with too often unsung technologies. Hear from Tim Figge, Hussmann Panasonic CEO, as he shares how the company is tackling the dark side of the refrigerator case.

This Earbud’s for You: Hear Better, Affordably Nov 14, 2022

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Is it an earbud or a hearing aid? Now it's both, and for thousands less than prescription options. Nuheara CEO John R. Luna tells how and why ears everywhere are finally getting the treatment they deserve. With an advanced hearing aid -- an FDA-approved, OTC medical device -- that complements the company's popular consumer earbuds, Nuheara is intent on boosting the sound experience for millions of consumers. You'll learn that this hearing-health device isn't yesterday's behind-the-ear model. It's sleek ear gear with looks that rival buds favored by discriminating audiophiles. But appearance isn't everything. Directional microphones, a customizable fit and more can improve hearing by 30%. Find out what Nuheara has planned for CES 2023; the world's about to sound better.

Undersea Farming & Space-Balloon Travel at CES 2023 Nov 07, 2022

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From the ocean floor to the stratosphere, Siemens is advancing sustainability as it speeds the manufacture of life-changing products and structures. This episode explores Siemens Xcelerator and digital twin technology that advanced undersea farming through Nemo’s Garden. The tech also propelled Space Perspective’s stratospheric balloon flights for carbon-neutral tourism 100,000 feet above Earth. Brenda Discher, Siemens SVP of business strategy and marketing, vividly explains how hyper-advanced automation transforms manufacturing that dramatically advances human security.

Indy Autonomous Challenge: Return of the World's Fastest Robo Cars Oct 28, 2022

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Beyond autonomous racecars hitting speeds north of 180 mph as they burn up the Las Vegas Motor Speedway, the Indy Autonomous Challenge (IAC) will display fresh marvels of technological excellence. In this CES Tech Talk episode, IAC President Paul Mitchell discusses the competition with host James Kotecki, sharing that the January 7 event will showcase a highly complex blend of technologies ranging from AR and VR to automation and high-speed communication. Find out what's planned for the Innovation Paddock in West Hall. Spoiler: Think mammoth garages packed with the newest gear and more from the geniuses of robot car tech. Paul also teases some of what to expect, tech-wise, when the IAC returns to Las Vegas.

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