Since #maps are no longer being created just for humans … geomatics professionals will need to change the way they tradionaly think of geographic data #HEREatCES #sponsored pic.twitter.com/tvUeGLuV6J

— ?? GIS & Geomatics (@CanadianGIS) January 10, 2018

What would an Autonomous Future look like?

I was fortunate enough to be able to attend the 2018 Consumer Electronics Show, better known by most as CES thanks to HERE, who included me in a small group of professionals that they invited to Las Vegas to see how Location Technology is leading the way to an Autonomous Future.

The content below include some of the various tweets featuring the impressive HERE booth from CES 2018. The main focus of the exhibit was show casing HERE’s vision on the Autonomous Innovative Future built on location technology, including smart cities, autonomous vehicles, smart fleet tracking, advances in mobility, drones, and high speed transportation. [More about HERE available at https://www.here.com]

A more detailed full summary of the event will be posted on the site next week, so remember to check back.

[Note the content below is derived directly from Twitter and although does include many of our tweets, it also contains tweets from many others as well …]

Location Technology will make an Autonomous Future a Reality

#HEREatCES

HERE Technologies at Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2018

Notes: The content on this page is derived directly from Twitter and although does include many of our own tweets, it also contains tweets from many others as well, which CanadianGIS.com does not claim any copyright.

This post contains content featuring HERE Technologies who generously provided a trip to CES 2018 so that I could witness how they using location technology to create an autonomous future, although the trip was sponsored, all opinions are my own.