Ces 2015 011415 round trip slides

CES 2015

Paul Nordlund Senior IT Project Manager Center for InnovationFriday, January 09, 2015

International Consumer Electronics Show

• Record Attendance: 170,000

• 45,000 from outside US

• Number of Exhibitors: 3,600

• 2.2 million net square feet of exhibit space [over 38 football fields]

• Las Vegas, NV

Consumer Space is Exploding, Trickle up

• Show started in 1967

• Was: electronics, PCs, TVs, Audio, gaming, cameras

• Add: Tablet’s, Phones, HD, watches, wearables, IoT, Robotics, Drones, 3D Printing, Sensors, Security, VR, Sports Tech, Networking

• 2015 Use Cases: Home Automation, Health & Wellness, Automotive –drives many other industries via trickle up and mass consumerism

Thoughts

• Technology Toystore

• Proof of rate of change – phenomenal!

• Best hardware gadgets around

• Mostly digital ‘outsiders’ coming into ‘health care’, lots of technology unsure on what the real problem is or value

• Underestimate the complexity in healthcare

• Outside focus necessary

• Many experimenting – Ford example, embracing customer technology

6 Ds of Exponentials

• The 6 Ds of Exponentials: • digitization then comes a period of…

• deceptive growth, before it suddenly emerges to…

• disrupt the field. Once that happens, there's a pattern of…

• dematerialization, de-monetization and democratization

• Things that were big and unwieldy now fit in your pocket; things that were rigidly priced and controlled by old-guard corporations are disrupted; things that were unique are now easy to download, copy, change and disseminate.

By Peter Diamandis, HealthCare IT News, 1/6/15

Continuum

Monitor:• Sensors

• Wearables

• IoT

• Home automation

• Car automation

• MEMS

• Batteries

• Smart Phones

• Robotics

Store and Analysis:• Computation

• Big Data

• Cloud Storage

• Analytics

Action:• Decision Support

• Machine Learning

• Feedback Mechanisms

• Ambient Monitoring

• Actionable Information

Source: Wainwright Fishburn, Jr., Partner Cooley, LLP

Top innovation awards

Conference in a conference “Digital Health Summit”

• 2 Full days of presentations

• Best of Award presentations

• Mostly panel groups rather than presentations

Dr Phil & Doctor on Demand

• Online consultation costs $40

• On-line with Certified Consultant in 2 minutes

• “7 out of 10 visits can be handled by telemedicine”

• A HIPAA-compliant cloud set up by Amazon Web Services for its technical infrastructure

Qualcomm & Walgreens Partnership

Food scanners

• What ingredients our food contains by using spectroscopy

• Keep an eye on: Tellspec

ReSound SmartPhone-based Hearing Aid

AllSeen Alliance

Intel Curie

Nonprofit consortium dedicated to driving the widespread adoption of products, systems and services that support the Internet of Everything (IoE) - Qualcomm

Prototype of Intel Curie module is a microcomputer the size of a small button designed to speed wearable device innovation

HP’s The SproutHP just announced its newest all-in-one desktop computer, the Sprout, and it's unlike anything we've ever seen before

Mercedes’ Self-Driving Concept Car

Ideas

• Not a lot of software focus, but ‘apps’ and smartphones are everywhere

• Use of Smartphone/tablet for specific tasks ---heads up display, robot controller, UI, computation

• New HDbaseT standard will be interesting

• China / SE Asia major force

• Everything is mobile first, smart and connected

HOT LINKS

• Digital Health Summit

• 5 digital health trends you'll see in 2015

• Top Trends And Technologies Shaping Medicine in 2015!

• Healthcare Predictions For 2015

• Predicting the top medical innovations for 2015

• 10 Technologies on the Rise

• AI, robotics, biosensors 'exploding onto the scene,' set to transform care

• My Adventures at CES by Paul Nordlund

As Charles Darwin said, “It is not the strongest or the most intelligent who will survive but those who can best manage change.”