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AR/VR,
5G,
Autonomous
Vehicles,
Smart
Homes
and IoT
brings
CES 2020
to a
triumphant
climax
By
Mary
Armstrong/Technology
Reporter
Tell Us
USA
LAS
VEGAS,
NV - The
lights
have
dimmed,
displays
dismantled
and
people
are
going to
other
places
than the
LAS
Convention
Center.
CES 2020
is over.
The
ending
came
with a
bang
after
touring
the
Delta
airlines
amazing
displays.
Imagine
being
able to
have
your
flight
itinerary
tailored
just for
you and
only you
can see
it on
the
massive
display
screen.
It
sounds
like a
movie,
but
coming
to
Detroit
Metro
will be
Parallel
Reality.
Each
passenger
will
check in
more
efficiently
with the
special
app.
There is
the
possibility
of being
linked
to Lyft
showing
the
conditions
of your
flying
schedule
on the
Delta
app from
your
home
departure
to your
actual
seating
on the
plane.
Once
checked
in, each
person’s
individual
information
will be
displayed
on the
screen
above.
Though
everyone
is
looking
at the
same
screen,
only
each
individual
will be
able to
see
their
own
personal
information.
This
technology
promises
to be
non-invasive.
One’s
particular
language
can also
be
displayed.
It
sounds a
little
strange
but it
is
actually
true.
After
comfortably
settling
in your
seat,
you can
enjoy
wireless
entertainment.
No
worries
because
your
baggage
is a
little
heavy.
The
baggage
handler
had some
assistance
from a
machine
to help
with
loading.
That’s
good
news
because
maybe
your
baggage
won’t
get as
many
scratches
and
dents.
Arriving
at your
destination
could
have all
of your
arrangements
taken
care of
through
the
assistance
of the
digital
concierge.
The
digital
world
promises
to get
better
and
better.
Dreams
have
been
made
into
reality
in many
arenas.
Just
stay
tuned
and look
for the
many
conveniences
that
will
enhance
our
lives.
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