Cars of the future on display in Las Vegas
Car makers are all showcasing their latest driverless models in Las Vegas. But will consumers be tempted to let a computer take the wheel?
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Las Vegas cadet show unveils cars of the future
Driverless cars are being displayed at the world's biggest technology show in Las Vegas.
Google has been trailing its driverless cars for over two years but now the likes of Lexus, Audi and Volvo have produced their versions, bringing the technology one step closer to the roads. Lewis Vaughan Jones reports:
Cars of the future on display in Las Vegas
by Darren Burn: ITV News Producer
Car makers are all showcasing their latest driverless models in Las Vegas. But will consumers be tempted to let a computer take the wheel?
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Self-parking car shown off at CES
Audi's self-parking car uses ultrasound and on-board cameras to perform tricky manoeuvres without the need for human control.
Its 'park assist' system can handle parallel and perpendicular parking and notifies the driver with a dashboard message once it finds a space large enough.
More from CES 2013: Robot allows doctor to check on hospital patients remotely
Robot allows doctor to check on hospital patients remotely
In the future, patients in hospital may be attended to by robots instead of doctors or nurses. The invention will allow doctors who are not at the hospital to remotely check up on and speak to patients using a videolink.
Other gadgets include smart phone apps that keep track of the user's heart rate and blood pressure.
These are just some of the health-related inventions being showcased at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas.
ITV News' correspondent Lewis Vaughan Jones reports:
Latest smart TVs unveiled at Las Vegas
The future of smart TVs were on display at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
The world's largest consumer technology exhibition has been showcasing the latest in hardware devices. 20,000 products and prototypes have been unveiling, including new 45-inch TVs, new 20-inch tablets and the latest in sound engineering.
CES target younger tech fans in Las Vegas
Exhibitors at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas have been showcasing some new products aimed at the younger technology consumers.
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The Kindle chopping board and a water-proof iPad at CES
Protection for the gadgets many of us already have at home has been popular at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas.
How technology is building a new old age
by Darren Burn: ITV News Producer
With an increasing number of us living in to old age and wanting to stay independent, technology has some novel answers to keep us healthy.
Read the full storySmart TVs among tomorrow's technology on display in Las Vegas
The latest 'Ultra HD' and smart televisions are on display at Las Vegas' CES 2013, the world's largest consumer tech show.
ITV News correspondent Lewis Vaughan Jones reports:
Samsung unveils curved TV at Las Vegas gadget show
Over 3,000 exhibitors showcased their newest gadgets and innovations to kick start the Las Vegas 2013 CES technology show. Among them were Samsung's concept 'curved television'.
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