Car with ChatGPT, transparent TV and ‘talking private’; see highlights from CES 2024

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The largest technology fair in the world ends this Friday (12) and brought together around 4 thousand exhibitors. Highlights also include Hyundai’s new ‘flying car’ concept. CES 2024 Frederic J. BROWN / AFP CES 2024, the largest technology fair in the world, ends this Friday (12). The event brought together 4,000 exhibitors in Las Vegas, United States, including companies and startups, as well as professionals from the innovation industry. Among the highlights are Hyundai’s new “flying car” concept and LG’s transparent TV. The event also presented curious products, such as a toilet seat that can connect to Alexa and Google Assistant. Check out some highlights from CES 2024 below. ‘Flying car’ Hyundai, through its air mobility division Supernal, announced the project of its “flying car” called S-A2, which should be produced from 2028 (see details in the video below). The S-A2 should have capacity for up to 4 passengers, in addition to the pilot, and should function as an air taxi in large cities, an objective that is being pursued by other companies. The model is electric and has vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL), an acronym in English for electric vertical takeoff and landing vehicle. It is an evolution of the S-A1, shown by the brand for the first time in 2020. Hyundai presents ‘flying car’ concept at CES 2024 WhatsApp starts releasing sticker editor on iPhone; see how to use Cars with ChatGPT Volkswagen announced its first vehicles with a voice assistant that integrates with ChatGPT, a robot from the company OpenAI capable of talking almost like a human. With the new feature, drivers will be able to receive content via voice during the trip. ChatGPT, integrated into Volkswagen vehicles through a partnership with North American software company Cerence, can be used to control the in-car multimedia center and answer general knowledge questions. Volkswagen will offer ChatGPT as a standard item in its cars Disclosure/Volkswagen wireless transparent TV LG revealed the world’s first wireless transparent OLED TV. The equipment contains a transparent 4K OLED screen and wireless audio and video transmission technology. At 77 inches, the transparent TV harmonizes with the environment (see photo below). Virtually invisible when turned off, it helps make the space appear larger, providing a feeling of openness, according to the company. First wireless transparent OLED TV in the world Disclosure/LG How to use your cell phone Safe, government service against cell phone theft ‘smart’ toilet PureWash E930, a connected and intelligent toilet that automates several functions for the user Disclosure/Kohler The manufacturer Kohler introduced a “smart” toilet seat. The PureWash E930, as it was called, recognizes voice commands and is compatible with platforms such as Alexa and Google Assistant. It is possible to ask, for example, for the lid to open or close, as well as to clean the toilet. The accessory is already being sold in the United States and costs around US$2,100 (R$10,000). Robot that does household chores Samsung presented a new version of its Ballie robot, which “walks” alone and understands voice commands. The company’s idea is for it to be used to manage household appliances and carry out tasks at home. This is a new version of the robot, first introduced at CES 2020. It is programmed to record users’ habits and provide more personalized services. Samsung Ballie Disclosure/Samsung READ ALSO: Check out what the first private mission to the Moon was like Nasa creates ‘human’ robots to help astronauts in space; see video Discover the first electric car from the Chinese company Xiaomi

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