The growing fusion of high-tech with transportation, health, housing, consumer products – nearly every aspect of our daily lives – will be on display in Dassault Systèmes’ booth #42530 (Sands Expo, Halls A-D, in the 3D Printing Marketplace) at CES 2017, the annual tech showcase taking place January 5-7 in Las Vegas. The company will show how 3D virtual technology and 3D printing are being used to develop transformative consumer experiences in the digital age, throughout all parts of a person’s life. Here’s a preview of just a few of the experiences on hand during the show:
The future of personalized patient care will be on display with the Living Heart project – the first scientifically-accurate 3D simulation of a human heart, which allows cardiologists to virtually and non-invasively test treatment options and explore a patient’s heart before surgery.
Experience the intersection of smart cars and 3D printing with AKKA’s Link&Go autonomous driving concept car Dassault Systèmes and AKKA are working to provide a quality mobility experience consumers are literally in the driving seat – virtually selecting and testing the amenities and features of their new set of wheels.
Imagine, design, and share your new home ideas while immersing yourself in the project. HomeByMe with HTC Vive takes community building to the next level as you build your 3D home in virtual reality.
And if you’re not stoked enough for CES 2017, check out our CES 2016 highlight reel:
