The tech of tomorrow: Haptics, Desktop CNC, Hyundai E-Corner | Hard Reset
Would you use a desktop CNC? What about no-snow skis? Could a car with 90º wheels make parking easier? We went to the biggest tech event in the world to try out viral tech for ourselves.
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Consumer tech is constantly shaping the way we live. The smartphone alone has unlocked an entire world of on-demand services at our fingertips, just as VR is currently unlocking unlimited immersive environments for users.
So what’s the next consumer tech product that will disrupt markets and change our lives forever? There’s one place you’re certain to find it every year: At CES, the world’s most powerful tech convention.
The Hard Reset team took to CES 2024 floors to seek out the next big thing: From desktop CNC machines to cars with 90º wheels and capacities you’ve never before seen, here are the newest tech innovations that are set to change the world as we know it.
00:00 Welcome to CES 2024, the Hard Reset edit
00:25 Exeger’s Powerfoyl solar cell
01:58 Vaonis’ Hestia telescope
02:56 Transparent display tech by LG
03:14 No-snow skies by Skwheel
03:53 Hyundai’s e-corner system
04:52 LG’s concept car with a built-in coffee machine
05:33 Kia’s modular van system
06:06 Formlabs’ 3D printers
07:23 Desktop CNC machine from Coast Runner
08:07 3D-printed supplements from iink
08:15 Afference’s AR/VR tactile glove
09:25 Ixana’s wireless body internet
10:38 CES’ small start-ups
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Which piece of tech are you most excited about?
11:03
9:25 feels like this guys has some real world use. good one.
@@zkephmnoy8877 amazing for cybernetics. also have you watched johnny mnemonic and the nerve attenuation syndrome? this is probably the direct precursor 😂
The first, clean energy without so much waste.
11:33 this product might finally be produced if it's profitable enough. Rest will never see light of day for not being profitable enough for mega corporations. 😂😂
I don't have the wifi skylar, I AM THE WIFI
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Hotspot will now have different meaning
😂😂@@raykha4560
@@raykha4560 I see what you did there.
@@freethink do this then mean the 5g internet trolls was right when it launched ?
I've been watching this kind of CES coverage since like 2015 and it's just insane how far it has come. I remember when we were all blown sideways by Microsoft Smart Windows.
Brewing hot coffee in a moving vehicle. What could go wrong?
These kind of concepts are just for show only
@@sendoh7x The Baguette holder in the new Renault R5 actually made it to market, which is just awesome.
@@oO0Xenos0Oo Lmao
I remember the feeling I got from reading about the World's Fair or watching quirky documentaries about new tech back in the 80s. It felt as if the future was infinite. I felt that again for the first time in 30 years with this video.
"Coast Runner" 😂😂 freedom!!
this is truly magnificent- both small-time creators and their creations!... the lowering of entry barriers to tech manufacture has released those communal sparks that are only testament to human's innate propensity to inventiveness ❤
NICE. Thanks for giving us a glimpse, I'd never go there myself.
Thanks for the experience.
Wow!
Its my dream to experience CES one day
Love this feed! I wondered, do you have the playlist for the music playing in the background? Some really cool tunes in there? 😊
Amazing, love the video as well as what's in it, I'm waiting for the future.
Neat. Thanks.
8:16 You got Thano's gloves damn, That what i want
Hey guys, FreeThink has posted a video!!!👏
amazing video
Imagine a future were we just print more out the things we need, and just pay for the materials 😩🙏
awesome!!!
That body internet is astonishing
Great vid
just tell me where to get a paper cup desktop case like that cnc machine
They built so many futuristic cars but no one has fixed the traffic yet😢
Because like it or not, cars aren't the solution to traffic. Quite the opposite in fact. Cars will only be a viable solution when the entire traffic system is completely autonomous AND compatible with one another; at which point those aren't really cars anymore anyway.
You guys didn’t think we’d notice the 2s clip of the handy did you 😂
Coast runner... Any relationship with ghost gunner?
i need that cnc machine
Ixana's Wi-R was pretty cool if it means being able to securely transmit data point to point through physical touch. Some potentially powerful implications for data transmission that can't be grabbed easily out of the air. But I guess to it could mean some one just has to brush up against your skin to eavesdrop?
The hyundai thing is cool but. the current problem with the electric vehicles is unsprung weight. adding more weight to that area causes massive range deduction. real life example: if you take model y performance and change out the the heavy rims on it, with rims that weigh half the weight; you will see a 10 to 15% increase in range. The reason is unsprung weight is 4x more than the normal weight of vehicle.
Wasn't CES 3 month ago ?
that coastrunner cnc looks like a ghost gunner
Isn't CES around Januari?
Yis, give or take
Editing team must've been slow
The telescope looks promising!😮
We think so, too. Thanks for watching!
I wanna see Doug Demuro review that car
1:40 all portable speakers should have these solar panels
Feel like the three that stand out are the Coast runner 3d printer, the VR, and the company or start up designing chips that doesn't broadcast signals via air but around either our bodies or something similar.
Wonder if Coast will be just another scam? They were suspended by Kickstart and they're taking deposits for a "down payment" but tells you NOTHING about what you're getting. Crazy.
“Hey can you send me the latest presentation PDF to my phone?” “Yep, no problem. Just pull my finger”. Yet another solution looking for a problem. “Endless applications” he says. Ok, name one that doesn’t involve James Bond.
The Hyundai Corner can be used as a centrifuge to enrich Uranium. 😂
interesting video, even if it is a few months late.
sadly, i haven't seen any "tech"-channel talking positive about transparent display tech. its about the brightness and versatility! head up displays in every situation brighter have been horrible and become a good solution now. using a big screen as a room divider and watch it from both sides by mirroring the image based on the side you are at. as living spaces get smaller and more expensive those kind of tech could add some flexibility. isn't that interesting at all?
Oh cool, the lastest blackmirror episode is out.
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CES always has cool stuff, but… it's April already, did you guys only just edit the footage from 3 months ago?
Good question! So, when we went to CES we only planned to shoot material for Shorts - and the idea of making a longer piece wasn’t a priority. However, as we worked on the shorts we decided to make the longer piece as well. Given the number of other projects that are going on at any given time, it took us a bit to get this cut and ready for release. Sorry for the delay, hope you still enjoy it!
@@NickFromHardResettake your time.. awesome content!
@@NickFromHardReset still a great content, it doesn't really matter much
I don't own a telescope but I am verrrrrrrrry surprise by the tiny one making the same photos than the giant ones costing millions of dollars. An astronomer would know better than me but still weird.
holy shit didnt realize the paper cup company is into CNC
CES was three months ago. Why the delay? Exeger put up a video Feb 5, one month afterwards.
Good question! So, when we went to CES we only planned to shoot material for Shorts - and the idea of making a longer piece wasn’t a priority. However, as we worked on the shorts we decided to make the longer piece as well. Given the number of other projects that are going on at any given time, it took us a bit to get this cut and ready for release. Sorry for the delay, hope you still enjoy it!
coast runner = ghost gunner? looks like a very suspicious work envelope....
Also $3000 for that machine is crazy expensive.
Teleportation? Reverse Microwave? Anti-grav? Invisibility cloak?
Good job joe billionaire guillen global vision media copyrighted
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What modern Bluetooth headphones use alkaline batteries? None. Absolutely none. Smh
And now imagine slave children of Kongo mining cobalt by hand😢
CNC machine from a random expo in Shenzhen 6 months ago 😂 western “tech” guys are literally just salesmen nowadays
The Kia car is as stupid as the modular phone
Why did they put that super ugly retro design on it