Technologies tipped to present growth opportunities in 2016.
As reported recently by www.applianceretailer.com.au, the drone category offers retailer a range of possibilities. Panelists at CES 2016, including Parrot CEO and founder, Henri Seydoux, will explore the range of consumer applications for the devices and predict the opportunities for the budding industry.
2015 was a huge year for mobile payments, but also a year of significant fragmentation. Samsung global co-general manager of Samsung Pay, Thomas Ko, is one of two speakers to address the new technologies, including facial recognition and biometrics, in this dynamic market.
Target chief strategy and innovation officer, Casey Carl and Panasonic president of consumer electronics, Julie Bauer are among the speakers set to discuss the world of Internet of Things as connectivity becomes standard.
Virtual reality (VR) is often associated with gaming, but the technology has a number of practical applications including education, healthcare, sports, retail and entertainment. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn about real-world examples of how and where VR is being used to make a difference.