Whether through in-person presentations or virtual ones, transportation companies and other exhibitors trotted out their latest technological innovations during CES.
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Whether through in-person presentations or virtual ones, transportation companies and other exhibitors trotted out their latest technological innovations during CES.
Boston Dynamics robot Spot gets some time in the spotlight at the Hyundai stand. The automaker used CES to highlight its vision for using robotics to “complete the metaverse by connecting the virtual world with reality.”
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Attendees sit in the cockpit of a full-size mock-up of the Aska electric vertical takeoff and landing vehicle. Aska says its vehicle drives like a car and flies like a plane.
John Deere & Co. says it will start commercial delivery this year of technology that enables a tractor to till a field without an operator in the cab.
Adriana Arreola shows Aptiv's Driver State Sensing Platform tracking the eyes of engineer Maciej Ksiazek.
Bosch called its CES display the SPACE car, short for Software Personalized Automated Connected Electrified. It's designed to show how a range of Bosch technologies will be integrated into future vehicles.
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