Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is perhaps the biggest, flashiest, and easily the most overwhelming tech show of the year. Hundreds of innovators come together, all eager to outdo each other, to be the talk of the town — it’s all about giving the power back to the consumers. Sure, we might not be able to afford even half of what’s normally on display, but that’s never dampened our spirits. And CES 2020 was set to be no exception.
[#KOREA 4.0] A Look into the Future via CES 2020
CES 2020, held at the Las Vegas Convention Center, marked the beginning of the decade for tech enthusiasts, offering a glimpse of what the world might look like in five or 10 years. In this section, we pick out our favorites from the tech convention and tell you how they could change the way we live.
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Before we delve into the world of traditional tech, let’s take a step back and focus on the basics, and focus on Impossible Food’s latest innovation: Impossible Pork. Last year, the California-based food company took CES by storm with the introduction of the Impossible Burger 2.0: a juicy burger topped with a plant-based, meaty patty. This year, they’ve taken things up a notch by introducing a plant-based alternative to the most consumed type of meat in the world: pork.
