CES 2015 Live Updates: Hands on With Robots, Wearable Drones and Other Tech

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It's time! The doors are open and the exhibitors are ready to show off their gadgets. ABC News' team in Las Vegas is now inside and will be sending updates on some of the coolest tech they're seeing.

by Alyssa Newcomb 1/6/2015 5:50:42 PM
Speakers that play as u move. #ces2015

by Neal Karlinsky via twitter 1/6/2015 5:50:50 PM
by Neal Karlinsky via twitter 1/6/2015 5:54:08 PM
CES by the numbers:

More than 3,500 exhibitors hailing from more than 140 different countries are at CES 2015.

An estimated 150,000 people are attending the event.

by Alyssa Newcomb 1/6/2015 5:57:58 PM
The ABC News team is at the Sands at Tech West right now, where many of the exhibitors are focused on lifestyle technology, censors and the Internet of Things.

by Alyssa Newcomb 1/6/2015 6:01:00 PM
by International CES via twitter 1/6/2015 6:01:37 PM
The primary focus at CES is of course showing off new technologies -- both those that are in development and consumer ready, however there's also a speaker's series. Ford CEO Mark Fields just delivered a keynote address kicking off the festivities. Here's what we learned:

As cars get more connected, Fields stressed that “customers own their data, we are just stewards of that data."

Ford plans to innovate ride sharing with Ford car swaps.

They want to make parking easier and are testing an app in London and another cloud-based solution in Atlanta.

Tonight Intel CEO Brian Krzanich will take the stage.

by Alyssa Newcomb 1/6/2015 6:06:40 PM
by Neal Karlinsky via twitter 1/6/2015 6:08:00 PM
Laundry just got pretty awesome. LG's new Twin Wash System takes care of two loads simultaneously. Yes, that means you can do your lights and your darks at the same time. (Image Credit: LG)

by Alyssa Newcomb 1/6/2015 6:10:53 PM
ICYMI: Sony showed off a new, modern Walkman last night. Let's just say it does NOT look like this. (Getty Images)

by Alyssa Newcomb 1/6/2015 6:14:49 PM
In the near half-century CES has been taking place, the forum has been used to introduced some revolutionary technology.

In 1970, the VCR made its world debut. Camcorders and CD players came along in 1981.
HDTV was unveiled in 1998. In 2001, the world was bestowed with the gift of XBOX.

In ten years from now, what do you think people will talk about most from the 2015 CES? The connected car and smart home seem to be top contenders.

by Alyssa Newcomb 1/6/2015 6:22:30 PM
by Brandon Chase via twitter 1/6/2015 6:23:30 PM
Here's ABC News correspondent Neal Karlinsky trying out Rollkers, which let the wearer walk as fast as 7 mph. (From ABC News producer Brandon Chase)

by Alyssa Newcomb 1/6/2015 6:32:26 PM
by International CES via twitter 1/6/2015 6:34:37 PM