The Kinetic Effect and Beyond: Evolving the Interface Between Mankind and Machines
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With each turn in the evolution of interactive entertainment has come new capabilities, new ways to delight consumers by translating complex technologies into the simplest and most intuitive experiences. On some level, the video game industry has been the forerunner in bringing new cuttingedge technology to the masses, on-boarding consumers with the latest technologies, tools and experiences. Kinect started as a controller free gaming device, but has gone far beyond its origins to begin to redefine consumer experiences across industries like education, healthcare and retail. We are also seeing a who new ecosystem of connected smart glass devices like your phones, tablets, and PCs becoming more intelligent and interactive with your TV. This session will cover some of today’s key trends and the latest technologies that will reshape the future of content, interactivity and social entertainment. Speakers: Blaise Agüera y Arcas, Alexis Madrigal
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