Nvidia had a huge and impressive keynote at CES 2017, making a number of exciting announcements covering three main areas: artificial intelligence (A.I.), autonomous cars, and video games.
The company unveiled a new GeForce Now service, Shield TV, Nvidia BB8 autonomous car, a Shield media device, a Shield peripheral called Nvidia Spot, and more.
During the CES 2017 keynote in Las Vegas on Wednesday, Nvidia co-founder and CEO Jen-Hsun Huang made a lengthy and compelling presentation to set out the future of gaming, TV, and transportation.
Nvidia GeForce Now
Nvidia also offered a peek into its own self-driving car efforts dubbed BB8, showing a demo at CES 2017.
The Nvidia BB8 features the Drive PX 2 A.I. self-driving computer and can understand instructions and interact with the driver in "natural spoken language." The car taps Nvidia's DriveWorks software and runs a deep neural network dubbed PilotNet, which allows for a safe self-driving performance in a dynamic and complex environment.
