By Glenn Chapman and Julie Jammot / AFP, SAN FRANCISCOThe screens will be bigger and bolder, the cars will be smarter and some of the technology will be up-close and personal — even intimate. “We can imagine the voice assistant in the ear, which can do a lot more than it does today,” Forrest said. Moor Insights & Strategy analyst Patrick Moorhead said that he expects to see “higher-resolution, lower-price 8K televisions,” extending a trend. “There’s a deepening understanding that the companies have a big hill to climb” before deploying fully autonomous cars, Gartner Inc analyst Michael Ramsey said. Others are to use 5G technology and AI to help cars detect pedestrians, bicycles and other vehicles.

Source: Taipei Times January 04, 2020 15:56 UTC