00:00This is one of the imperdibles in the Mobile World Congress, the exhibition of technology
00:04where we can see what is the trend in the next four years. So, let's join us.
00:16Photonics Sense is a company that uses cameras and other sensors to make a mapeo in three dimensions
00:22of different superficies. Its cases of use can be varied as to help the odontologists create
00:27implants for the dientes, or to a comerciante to scan in three dimensions the objects and
00:33them to their electronics. Matthew is also a company that calls a lot of attention because it is a software
00:39that uses an artificial intelligence in which you can add a text, and on that text, the work that
00:46this software does is to formulate questions in question of seconds. One of the cases of use
00:52can be a teacher who wants to ask questions for a quiz or to develop a class.
00:58Here we have another product. In this case, it is developed by Dictalink. It is a Korean company
01:03that is responsible for developing this device. In Colombia and I believe that in
01:09large part of Latin America it is popular. It is called Roku, which is responsible for
01:14to convert your telephone analog, your televisor analog, into a televisor inteligente. Well,
01:19this would be a kind of rockwood designed for cars that have a display that have a display.
01:25We simply connect it via USB to the radio of our vehicle and now we incorporate what would
01:32be Android Auto or the famous CarPlay. Here we have ArtLupa. It is a company that is
01:40called AtenaBitcoin, which is called AtenaBitcoin, which is called AtenaBitcoin, which is
01:46one of the most examples of how this technology can work with analog objects and convert
01:53to a virtual experience. Here we have another example, a wallet of Bitcoin, where you can
02:00come, buy cryptocurrencies, sell cryptocurrencies. This also we have in Colombia since
02:06years ago. There is a company called AtenaBitcoin, where you can go, buy cryptocurrencies, buy cryptocurrencies,
02:13sell cryptocurrencies, and it is part of the showroom that we see here. Here we have the
02:18company Husky, which is responsible for making dresses that can interact with virtual reality.
02:26In this case, we see how it is moving and this application is detected through the clothing that
02:32she uses. We see that it has a series of sensors. Can you show me the sensors? It has a
02:40series
02:40of sensors in all her body, in all the truces that she uses, which are recognized by the application.
02:48Well, the cases of use that this technology has are multiple. It can be used for videojuegos,
02:53it can be used for the metaverse. Even they are saying that in the future, these
02:58designs can include more sensors so that we are in the metaverse. And I, in the virtual reality
03:07of the metaverse, my avatar can touch her and in real time, she can feel that touch that
03:13my avatar is the avatar of her.
03:16Something that I really like about the technology is that it breaks walls,
03:19it breaks walls, and I applaud the efforts that companies like Bypet,
03:24it is a Swiss company that develops this type of devices,
03:29in which we see a series of sensors that combined,
03:33mark a proximity to the environment in which we are walking,
03:40and it is developed for people with visual disabilities.
03:42Well, this technology is going to be a complement that, by using sounds,
03:47beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep,
03:49it tells the person if in their way there are obstacles in the ground,
03:54a level or superior to them.
03:57So, if any day you are willing to come to the Mobile World Congress,
04:00it is supremely recommended to visit the pabellon
04:03of Four Years From Now.
04:06I'm here, I'm Diego Geda,
04:08I'm a journalist from The Espectador,
04:10in this special report from Barcelona.
04:12Until next time.
04:17Until next time.
04:18It will be announced.
04:19Makeover the impact.
04:19You
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