welcome back guys to day two and day three of CES 2019 now I'm Ben from
authentech, and in this video I'll show you all the future trends in tech that I
saw with drones electric scooters cameras and more also I got talk with
Sean from think media so stay tuned for that interview huge things to send or
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so first up here are some of the drone trends that I saw at CES there were lots
and lots of the same old drones that we've seen for a little while
same companies same products and that's sort of the theme at sea as basically
there's so much noise going on that companies don't want to release a new
product and get it lost amongst the noise so before or after the show often
at their own private event he'll announce a new product and that's a
common trend that we're seeing another major trend that I noticed in the drone
space there's more and more getting into waterproofing technologies these will be
good for all weather scenarios opening up the door for many more industries
like fishing hunting search-and-rescue imagine lifeguards dropping life
preservers right above the water swell Pro is one of the key players and
they have couple suite models I'm hoping that test
one is sort of like an fpv racing drone it cruises fast nimble flying analog fpv
feed which is nice yet fully waterproof which is sweet they also have a phantom
like model with a modular camera system 4k cameras seen in the dark cameras lots
of cool stuff there speaking of underwater there is another
trend I'd noticed there's more brands stepping into these water remote control
submarine like devices these would be super fun to test in my Lake to go
fishing scuba diving remotely and explore there were a few beetles or
vertical takeoff and landing aircrafts these give you the benefit of no runway
needed yet more efficient and longer flight times of fixed winged aircraft
one drone gadget I saw was from shift it's a unique controller for flying
quads and I'd like to see companies experimenting in this space another
up-and-coming drone company is newbie drone they're producing these micro fpv
racers plus RTF kits with goggles and transmitter all included nesting
together at an affordable price point this could be a fun review so stay tuned
for that jumping over to electric vehicles it seemed everyone's trying to
get into that vehicle game there were sensors of all sizes and shapes placed
in all different positions on the vehicles all rushing to this driverless
age one big trend I noticed there were a lot less electric scooters and rideable
than two years ago my best guess of that one is twofold
thanks to lime and other scooter sharing services less people actually need to
buy the scooters and now they can just rent them the other side of that coin is
thanks to those companies more and more people are seeing the useful utility of
electric scooters for that last mile I'm hoping more and more people will adopt
and purchase a wheels for their personal transportation if it makes sense
Jetson had a few different scooters one of which was a big wheeled prototype it
looked fun there were some offroading futuristic wheelchairs which looked to
me Segway ninebot was there and there are some old stuff but they also had a
couple new scoots that caught my eye like this electric dirtbike that look
crazy fun and then this massive off-roading Segway I just got to get my
hands on one someday they also had their z10 electric unicycle which looks rad
but I hear it's sort of difficult to get it here in the States sorta in that
electric rideable space I saw a motorized smart suitcase that
could follow you in and through the airport that's fun to watch
jumping over two cameras there were some key players in the 360 space one being
my latest favorite insta 360 now nothing new was announced but I got a play
around at their booth and it was hopping busy more and more people are starting
to see the potential for these 360 cans and remember it's less about VR and more
about cheating everything around you and then later reframing up your shot
if you haven't seen my latest in surrey 16 video make sure you check it out it
was one of my favorites I've done in a while there's some healthy competition
like views with a VR 3d 360 camera sort of like a two-in-one on a quick side
note I feel like I saw quite a bit of 3d stuff at CES and I can't figure it up
didn't we try 3d movies and TVs a while ago and it didn't work out and remember
that old Amazon fire phone that basically fell short and then that new
red hydrogen one holographic phone that never really caught on most reviews said
it was pretty lame and gimmicky so why is 3d making a comeback linear thoughts
down in the comments maybe I'll do a deep dive in a future video
another fading trend in my opinion are Gimbels I feel like three axis motors
are sort of a band-aid to that stabilization problem and I think we'll
see some of these fade away as E is gets better and better you know don't get me
wrong I think we're far from that day and gimbals are still needed for certain
industries but as for phone gimbals and action cameras i think they're slowly
fading away there were lots of camera for tracking some hurt isn't it
in different professional industry usage and then others like this one proposing
to be your one-man camera crew auto following your moves and action
supposedly 4k and a hundred and twenty FPS is pretty impressive the thermal
cameras from FLIR are always sweet and check this out you could see the hot
spots on my phone from that camera module that was cool and then here's
just some of the fun and miscellaneous crazy stuff that I ran into you while I
was there it's almost like you're in a constant state of sensory overload the
bright lights loud sound
and then the irony of massage chair booths packed to the brim with people
trying to catch a break virtual reality again seems to be slowly
dying off it wasn't as prominent this year around and I think it's fading away
I've always thought that the future is more augmented reality over VR but then
again I want to hear from you guys do you actually enjoy VR or you think it's
sticking around long term there was this guy I found taking his Osmo pocket to a
whole other level there are a few new 49 inch insane ultra wide curved monitors
that could be a dreamed of video at it on maybe I'll get my hands on one of
those down the road speaking of pixels there were a lot of 8k TVs which are
always cool to see in person but honestly we're quite a ways from wide
adoption even 4k is slowly coming around I saw that rollable LG OLED TV which was
pretty impressive and I got a quick meet up with a big youtuber what's up guys
I'm with Sean from think media a huge thanks for me momentum is great because
I do Punk to be here have a couple questions for them first up we're at CES
2019 what's one of the coolest tech gadgets or products that you see yeah
there's a couple cool ones for me you know got some key lights are really
awesome lights that clip to the back of your desk if you livestream from
or if you even want to record YouTube videos sitting at a desk it's hard to
find lighting or soft boxes that can be in small spaces so they clip on the back
of the desk super thin very low a whole range of color temperature that you can
switch very bright and you can control them all in your computer so they have
Wi-Fi in them so you have to stand up and turn of Honor to lock they even work
with the elgato stream deck that's one that really stood out to me and those
are over at the sands we got to check this out what's one trend that you see
maybe in the next three to five years and maybe you spotted here so yes you're
like wow this is gonna be big in the next couple years yeah you know it's
probably not me then spotted this but I think here this camera I mean if the
mirror this revolution I remember the DSLR revolution
yeah that's 5d mark ii came out and then the 7d right and that was the first one
that I got DSLR and now though mirrorless is taken over and so I think
that as a trend it's gonna become the new established you know leader Sony's
leading I can it's got the HAR now and that's kind a little bit behind about
Panasonic's got their announcements happening but I was very impressed by
Nikon I haven't paid a lot of the option their cameras are serious yeah one last
question what is one trend that maybe you saw a
couple years ago that certainly died that you haven't seen as much here and
might just be gone and then like several years so I don't know if it'll die but I
think you know the last couple years people said like VR you know even 360
video or 180 video it's just going to take over it's gonna
everything it's gonna be everywhere and as YouTube creators that just hasn't
really been the case I think there's a lot of relevant use cases but it by far
is not I'm totally taking over I think workflows are kind of hard to adapt to
consuming the content and again sometimes the CS book will be like this
is the future you know what other mention is sharp announced an 8k camera
at a prosumer level this year that might be some five thousand maybe three
thousand dollars which is crazy because red is like fifty thousand yeah to get a
K but one of the guys I heard say he said this is the year of 8k and I was
like no it's not 4k it's just barely be coming up soon
so I think that sometimes we think these technologies will hit sooner than they
actually will but saying that I mean VR AR 360 of course it's going to take over
it just might take 10 to 20 years for it to be a little bit more mainstream John
thank you so much fun together so there you have some of the upcoming tech
trends that I noticed at CES 2019 let me know all your thoughts down in the
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