CES 2016: Your Favorite Tech Is Finally Growing Up

What do 3D printers, drones, driverless cars and fitness trackers have in common? For one thing, all of these technologies are front and center here at this year's CES. But perhaps more important, these cool tech gadgets are finally growing up, said Shawn DuBravac, chief economist for the Consumer Technology Association.

In a talk here today (Jan. 5), DuBravac told a packed house about what he sees as the defining trends of CES 2016. Among them is something that he called the "maturing of nascent ecosystems." In other words, all of the cutting-edge gadgetry from past shows — like the 3D printers that churned out plastic bobble heads in 2014 and the fitness wearables that ceaselessly measured heart rate or body temperature at last year's show — these devices are growing up, or finding their place in the real world.

"I see a change in the dialogue around CES in just the last 12 to 18 months," DuBravac said. "We're talking increasingly about what's technologically meaningful compared to what's technologically possible." [9 Totally Cool Uses for Drones]

Artificial Intelligence, A small article

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

INTRODUCTION

Intelligence is a great boon of creature by which they feels the real world situation and respond accordingly. This property makes the entire living organism smart to the environment and also it makes them suitable for living in this environment. Small creatures like protozoans and advanced creatures like human and animals have very complicated type of intelligence. The level of intelligence also determines the level of power of creatures. Also the existence of intelligence separates the living and nonliving things. I.e. if the thing has intelligence or life in them, then it is living thing otherwise it is a nonliving thing. By using their intelligence, human has ruled the world from several thousand years ago.