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Luke: Alright, we've now actually made it to the like real big boy hall of CES. 2 00:00:05.338 --> 00:00:08.208 Last time we were just at the Venetian's like little SANS expo. 3 00:00:08.341 --> 00:00:12.479 There's cool things there, but when you get to Central Hall, 4 00:00:12.479 --> 00:00:15.181 Las Vegas Convention Center, you get all this stuff. 5 00:00:15.181 --> 00:00:18.051 You get egregious spending on booths. 6 00:00:18.084 --> 00:00:23.623 This is like, I don't know; many of you watching this could have a house 7 00:00:23.623 --> 00:00:26.659 for the cost of the price of some of these booths. 8 00:00:26.659 --> 00:00:29.429 Which is like a little depressing to think about, 9 00:00:29.462 --> 00:00:33.400 but let's ignore that and try to find some cool technology! 10 00:00:33.533 --> 00:00:36.102 What is what is your favorite thing you've seen at CES, Sammy? 11 00:00:36.169 --> 00:00:38.505 Sammy: This is my first day on the floor 12 00:00:39.339 --> 00:00:41.041 Sammy: I have not been on the floor all week. 13 00:00:41.474 --> 00:00:44.077 Luke: What? We were at the floor earlier today. 14 00:00:44.077 --> 00:00:46.913 You're on the floor now; and we were at the Venetian's earlier. 15 00:00:46.946 --> 00:00:49.482 Sammy: I've been on the floor for the shorts and I didn't even look at them. 16 00:00:49.482 --> 00:00:50.984 I just was looking for a fun thing. 17 00:00:51.084 --> 00:00:52.485 Fan: Hey Luke, can we get a photo real quick? 18 00:00:52.619 --> 00:00:53.153 Luke: Sure. 19 00:00:54.354 --> 00:00:56.623 Luke: We are currently filming, so you guys are now in the video. 20 00:00:56.656 --> 00:00:57.290 Fan: Okay, that's fine. 21 00:00:57.424 --> 00:00:58.124 Luke: Hopefully that's cool. 22 00:00:58.224 --> 00:00:59.025 Fan: Is it a Floatplane? 23 00:00:59.159 --> 00:00:59.759 Luke: Yeah. 24 00:01:00.527 --> 00:01:01.227 Sammy: Are you subscribed? 25 00:01:02.796 --> 00:01:03.563 Fan: Unfortunately not. 26 00:01:03.563 --> 00:01:06.399 Luke: Oh, the shame! The shame! 27 00:01:06.566 --> 00:01:07.867 Luke: Delete it now! 28 00:01:08.601 --> 00:01:09.302 Luke: Oh. 29 00:01:09.736 --> 00:01:11.604 Sammy: I’m guessing this hall is where the big brands are 30 00:01:12.105 --> 00:01:12.806 Luke: Yeah. 31 00:01:12.906 --> 00:01:15.542 Luke: See, South Hall was like more... 32 00:01:15.942 --> 00:01:18.111 Luke: South Hall is usually my favorite one, 33 00:01:18.144 --> 00:01:22.048 because South Hall has stuff like that chess robot that we saw, which was awesome; 34 00:01:23.283 --> 00:01:27.921 and like kind of smaller, in my opinion, more interesting things like that. 35 00:01:28.288 --> 00:01:34.527 Central Hall usually has brands like Hisense, TCL, Samsung, whatever that one is. 36 00:01:35.061 --> 00:01:40.767 These are big, really, really, really, really known name brand things; 37 00:01:40.767 --> 00:01:42.168 so you get things like TVs. 38 00:01:42.735 --> 00:01:45.472 I don't know, I'm sure there's some vacuuming robots like that; 39 00:01:45.505 --> 00:01:48.007 like standard stuff you're going to see in Best Buy all the time, 40 00:01:49.142 --> 00:01:51.811 which is cool, but I don't know. 41 00:01:52.412 --> 00:01:56.216 I've seen big TVs in Central Hall for eight years, you know? 42 00:01:56.249 --> 00:01:59.152 Like it's... you kind of get used to it after a certain point. 43 00:01:59.285 --> 00:02:02.922 Luke: Is that you? Did you win that? Is that yours? Is that your trophy? 44 00:02:02.956 --> 00:02:03.389 Sammy: You see how short I am? 45 00:02:03.423 --> 00:02:03.923 Luke: Huh? 46 00:02:03.957 --> 00:02:05.024 Sammy: I can't compete in a basketball league. 47 00:02:05.158 --> 00:02:08.328 Luke: No, you won; that's your trophy, dude. 48 00:02:08.461 --> 00:02:09.529 Sammy: Oh, should I just walk up and get it? 49 00:02:09.529 --> 00:02:10.396 Luke: Yeah, it's here for you. 50 00:02:10.430 --> 00:02:11.164 Sammy: Alright, let's see. 51 00:02:11.731 --> 00:02:13.266 Luke: Nothing bad's going to happen, dude. 52 00:02:13.700 --> 00:02:14.601 Sammy: Can you imagine if I just walked up 53 00:02:14.601 --> 00:02:15.335 Luke: Hahaha! 54 00:02:16.836 --> 00:02:17.437 Booth Rep: Hey, how are you? 55 00:02:17.470 --> 00:02:18.738 Luke: Hello, what is this? 56 00:02:18.872 --> 00:02:23.176 Booth Rep: Oh, this is like a wearable speaker system; it's like headset alternative, so... 57 00:02:23.576 --> 00:02:24.043 Sammy: Ooh. 58 00:02:24.177 --> 00:02:25.145 Luke: Whaaat? 59 00:02:25.278 --> 00:02:25.678 Sammy: That's cool. 60 00:02:25.778 --> 00:02:26.279 Luke: Can I sit? 61 00:02:26.312 --> 00:02:26.846 Booth Rep: Yeah, totally. 62 00:02:26.846 --> 00:02:27.347 Luke: Okay, cool. 63 00:02:28.114 --> 00:02:29.482 Sammy: Do you know what game you're playing, Luke? 64 00:02:29.616 --> 00:02:30.750 Luke: No, I have no idea. 65 00:02:30.850 --> 00:02:31.651 Booth Rep: This is Genshin Impact. 66 00:02:31.651 --> 00:02:32.752 Luke: Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah. 67 00:02:32.785 --> 00:02:33.186 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 68 00:02:33.186 --> 00:02:34.954 Luke: I've never actually played it, but I've heard of that for sure. 69 00:02:34.954 --> 00:02:35.889 Booth Rep: You look super familiar. 70 00:02:36.022 --> 00:02:38.691 Luke: I do things on the internet sometimes. 71 00:02:38.925 --> 00:02:40.560 Booth Rep: Are you in Linus Tech Tips? 72 00:02:40.560 --> 00:02:41.060 Luke: Yeah, yeah. 73 00:02:41.161 --> 00:02:41.861 Booth Rep: Holy sh**. 74 00:02:42.228 --> 00:02:42.762 Luke: Hahaha. 75 00:02:42.862 --> 00:02:43.863 Booth Rep: You were my childhood... 76 00:02:43.897 --> 00:02:44.664 Luke: Hahahaha! 77 00:02:45.765 --> 00:02:47.033 Booth Rep: You taught me how to build my first PC. 78 00:02:47.033 --> 00:02:47.667 Luke: Hell yeah. 79 00:02:49.302 --> 00:02:52.572 Luke: So, it's clearly working. 80 00:02:52.672 --> 00:02:54.073 Booth Rep: Yes, it is clearly working. 81 00:02:54.174 --> 00:02:55.942 Booth Rep: So, alright, so let me tell you about it; let me do my job. 82 00:02:55.942 --> 00:02:56.643 Luke: Sure, yeah, yeah. 83 00:02:56.676 --> 00:02:59.312 Booth Rep: You have four full range speaker drivers here and here. 84 00:02:59.445 --> 00:03:02.081 Booth Rep: You also have a built-in microphone with active noise cancellation, 85 00:03:02.081 --> 00:03:03.750 so you're able to speak into it, but it's not going to- 86 00:03:03.883 --> 00:03:06.519 It basically works how Discord works, you know what I mean, where you speak into it, 87 00:03:06.553 --> 00:03:09.088 but it doesn't sense what the speaker is putting out. 88 00:03:09.088 --> 00:03:09.522 Luke: Yeah, yeah. 89 00:03:09.556 --> 00:03:11.257 Booth Rep: You have nine hours of battery life. 90 00:03:11.291 --> 00:03:15.762 It utilizes this wireless connection to this receiver. 91 00:03:16.329 --> 00:03:23.203 It has like a 2.4 GHz connection, so it's a very low latency compared to something like Bluetooth. 92 00:03:23.303 --> 00:03:27.740 Luke: What's the, like, what is the proposed benefit? No headphone dents? 93 00:03:27.840 --> 00:03:33.479 Booth Rep: So, you have the benefit of being able to wear it with like, full comfortability 94 00:03:33.479 --> 00:03:36.749 and you're able to move your head around, your ears won't get sweaty; 95 00:03:37.584 --> 00:03:41.421 and there's basically like no, like wear that happens on your head. 96 00:03:42.088 --> 00:03:42.589 Luke: Okay. 97 00:03:42.755 --> 00:03:46.326 Booth Rep: So, the benefit for me, I use this personally for sim racing. 98 00:03:46.492 --> 00:03:48.695 I use it for Counter-Strike, and I use it for Overwatch. 99 00:03:48.861 --> 00:03:51.898 You're able to hear footsteps really well around you. 100 00:03:51.931 --> 00:03:53.700 It has that like true, like 3D space. 101 00:03:53.800 --> 00:03:54.200 Luke: Okay. 102 00:03:54.234 --> 00:03:57.437 Booth Rep: Since it is like a mini surround sound setup. 103 00:03:58.438 --> 00:04:03.276 Booth Rep: I also really like it for racing games, because when you're using a sim racing machine, 104 00:04:03.409 --> 00:04:06.412 you move around a lot; and often times your headphones can fall off. 105 00:04:06.412 --> 00:04:08.348 I was using the Sennheisers for a while and they kept falling, 106 00:04:08.481 --> 00:04:09.882 so yeah this is like a great- 107 00:04:09.882 --> 00:04:11.651 Luke: Your headphones fall off when you're playing racing games? 108 00:04:11.684 --> 00:04:12.085 Booth Rep: Yeah. 109 00:04:12.085 --> 00:04:12.885 Luke: Is that real? 110 00:04:12.885 --> 00:04:13.720 Booth Rep: Yeah, dude. 111 00:04:13.720 --> 00:04:14.854 Luke: That's happened to you? 112 00:04:14.988 --> 00:04:19.559 Booth Rep: There's a, we have like this new sim racing lounge called The Apex in New Jersey, 113 00:04:19.692 --> 00:04:23.162 and they have like, full moving sim racing setups. 114 00:04:23.162 --> 00:04:23.496 Luke: Okay. 115 00:04:23.529 --> 00:04:25.832 Booth Rep: And the headsets will literally fly off your head. 116 00:04:26.332 --> 00:04:26.933 Luke: But this won't? 117 00:04:27.066 --> 00:04:27.700 Booth Rep: This won't. 118 00:04:27.867 --> 00:04:28.835 Booth Rep: You could try it; try it, like... 119 00:04:29.969 --> 00:04:30.603 Booth Rep: Hahahahaha. 120 00:04:31.037 --> 00:04:32.472 It'll stay on, it's super comfy so- 121 00:04:32.605 --> 00:04:33.473 Sammy: Go crazy. 122 00:04:33.740 --> 00:04:35.608 Luke: I mean, it's not going to come off side to side, for sure. 123 00:04:37.243 --> 00:04:38.645 Booth Rep: Hahahahaha. 124 00:04:39.112 --> 00:04:39.579 Luke: Oh! 125 00:04:40.246 --> 00:04:42.148 Booth Rep: Oh okay, okay, a little bit of back, a little bit of back. 126 00:04:42.181 --> 00:04:42.882 Luke: To be fair, 127 00:04:42.915 --> 00:04:43.616 Booth Rep: That was a little- 128 00:04:43.850 --> 00:04:46.152 Luke: Pretty much any headphones would have also flown off when I did that, so- 129 00:04:46.185 --> 00:04:47.287 Booth Rep: Exactly, exactly. 130 00:04:48.087 --> 00:04:49.722 Luke: I don't know, interesting, okay. 131 00:04:51.190 --> 00:04:51.691 Luke: Hmm. 132 00:04:52.492 --> 00:04:53.526 Luke: Hmm, hmm, hmm. 133 00:04:54.527 --> 00:04:57.964 Booth Rep: Yeah, and that's retailing for $299.99. 134 00:04:58.331 --> 00:04:58.831 Luke: Okay. 135 00:04:58.965 --> 00:05:02.068 Booth Rep: Um, it's currently on our Panasonic shop website, as well as Best Buy. 136 00:05:02.201 --> 00:05:04.404 Luke: Is there, like- How does it charge? 137 00:05:04.404 --> 00:05:09.375 Booth Rep: Oh, yeah; so this is just a USB-C connection; you have a little plug right on the left side. 138 00:05:11.144 --> 00:05:11.678 Right there. 139 00:05:11.711 --> 00:05:12.679 Luke: Oh, there we go; yeah, yeah, yeah. 140 00:05:12.712 --> 00:05:13.980 Booth Rep: Exactly; so, you just plug it in like this. 141 00:05:16.949 --> 00:05:17.417 Luke: Cool. 142 00:05:19.085 --> 00:05:20.787 Sammy: That was your unfiltered thoughts. 143 00:05:21.487 --> 00:05:22.989 Luke: I was pretty unfiltered. 144 00:05:23.156 --> 00:05:27.593 Uh... I don't know, I don't think your headphones are going to fly off during sim racing. 145 00:05:27.860 --> 00:05:29.729 That doesn't sound legit to me. 146 00:05:29.762 --> 00:05:33.933 Uh, it's an interesting idea though; it's definitely interesting. 147 00:05:33.933 --> 00:05:37.236 I'm sure people would like it, I think there's some people that if they could- 148 00:05:37.270 --> 00:05:40.773 If they could not have something on their head or something directly in their ears, 149 00:05:41.174 --> 00:05:45.311 and still not have speakers blasting out, because I did notice like, 150 00:05:45.411 --> 00:05:47.647 when I took, when I had it on I could hear just fine; 151 00:05:47.780 --> 00:05:50.783 and when I put it down, it was not that loud. 152 00:05:50.817 --> 00:05:52.085 Luke: Like, could you hear it a ton? 153 00:05:52.185 --> 00:05:52.852 Sammy: A little bit. 154 00:05:52.885 --> 00:05:55.755 Luke: Yeah, you can definitely hear it, it's a speaker but like, it's not that loud. 155 00:05:55.888 --> 00:05:57.857 Luke: But when I put it on, it was very clear. 156 00:05:57.957 --> 00:06:01.994 Um... so like, I don't know; you don't have to wear- 157 00:06:02.095 --> 00:06:06.666 But it's still you know, when it's around your neck, it's not no weight; 158 00:06:06.766 --> 00:06:10.436 like now there's weight on the back of your neck that's pulling forward. 159 00:06:10.603 --> 00:06:13.172 It's not a lot of weight, but like... I don't know. 160 00:06:13.306 --> 00:06:14.307 I don't know, it's interesting. 161 00:06:14.407 --> 00:06:17.710 I'm not sold, but I'm sure it's definitely for someone to be honest. 162 00:06:18.177 --> 00:06:19.912 Sammy: What do you usually look for when you're at CES? 163 00:06:21.314 --> 00:06:22.215 Luke: Weird stuff like that. 164 00:06:22.482 --> 00:06:22.849 Sammy: Yeah. 165 00:06:22.949 --> 00:06:26.319 Luke: That's my favorite thing, like when I'm- When I'm going along the show floor. 166 00:06:28.254 --> 00:06:29.455 Like, this- 167 00:06:29.489 --> 00:06:30.289 Sammy: Sorry, speaking of weird stuff. 168 00:06:31.858 --> 00:06:32.692 Sammy: Doges! 169 00:06:33.326 --> 00:06:35.428 Sammy: Sorry, sorry; the dog. 170 00:06:35.561 --> 00:06:37.864 Luke: RCA and there's dogs. Sammy: I've never seen this, I'm very curious. 171 00:06:38.564 --> 00:06:41.234 Sammy: Look at the dogs! Hellooo. Luke: I'm not sure what's going on there. 172 00:06:44.871 --> 00:06:46.439 Sammy: No, we're not going to the dogs. 173 00:06:46.439 --> 00:06:47.407 Luke: It says, do not pet. 174 00:06:47.573 --> 00:06:48.574 Sammy: Nooo, wait did it? 175 00:06:48.641 --> 00:06:49.041 Luke: Yeah. 176 00:06:49.075 --> 00:06:49.742 Sammy: Oh my God. 177 00:06:49.742 --> 00:06:50.943 Luke: But then that guy's petting it. 178 00:06:52.712 --> 00:06:53.546 Luke: I want to pet the dog. 179 00:06:54.814 --> 00:06:57.583 Petting the dog probably would have been my favorite part of CES. 180 00:06:59.819 --> 00:07:00.386 Sammy: Drawing? 181 00:07:00.987 --> 00:07:01.754 Luke: Whoa! 182 00:07:03.289 --> 00:07:04.190 Sammy: You know what to draw. 183 00:07:05.792 --> 00:07:07.360 Luke: Can I do my own logo? 184 00:07:09.362 --> 00:07:10.930 Sammy: Drawing the Floatplane logo from memory 185 00:07:11.197 --> 00:07:12.031 Luke: Hahahahahaha! 186 00:07:12.031 --> 00:07:12.899 Sammy: Oh, my God. 187 00:07:15.268 --> 00:07:16.869 Sammy: I'm gonna put that on the corner. 188 00:07:17.003 --> 00:07:17.904 Sammy: I'm gonna put that on the corner. 189 00:07:18.604 --> 00:07:20.273 Luke: It looks more like a bird. 190 00:07:22.308 --> 00:07:23.242 Oh, my goodness. 191 00:07:23.943 --> 00:07:24.644 Sammy: You like chairs? 192 00:07:24.677 --> 00:07:26.078 Luke: Uh, not really. 193 00:07:26.245 --> 00:07:27.280 Sammy: I hate gamer chairs. 194 00:07:27.313 --> 00:07:29.015 Luke: I think most gamer chairs are just trash. 195 00:07:30.383 --> 00:07:33.319 I more or less universally hate all gaming chairs. 196 00:07:33.453 --> 00:07:36.923 It's not technically true, but it's a lot of them. 197 00:07:37.023 --> 00:07:40.126 This is such a copycat, such an obvious copycat. 198 00:07:40.226 --> 00:07:41.093 Sammy: Of what? 199 00:07:41.394 --> 00:07:42.728 Luke: Do you not recognize? 200 00:07:43.463 --> 00:07:45.431 Sammy: No, all the gaming chairs look the same to me. 201 00:07:45.565 --> 00:07:48.568 Luke: Yeah but like, that's sort of my point; they've done nothing new. 202 00:07:48.601 --> 00:07:51.671 Even the table, it doesn't look new compared to any of the other like, 203 00:07:51.671 --> 00:07:53.639 gaming chair companies that also made tables. 204 00:07:53.840 --> 00:07:56.008 Sammy: There are some people from Floatplane who are watching right now 205 00:07:56.008 --> 00:07:57.710 Who have gamer chairs and are offended 206 00:07:57.710 --> 00:07:59.145 Luke: Well, maybe they should be. 207 00:08:00.813 --> 00:08:04.116 Luke: The only defense I've ever found for gamer chairs that makes sense to me, 208 00:08:04.450 --> 00:08:06.385 is that the other chairs suck too. 209 00:08:07.753 --> 00:08:09.856 Luke: Then I'm like alright well you kind of got me there. 210 00:08:10.022 --> 00:08:10.623 Sammy: Hahahaha. 211 00:08:10.623 --> 00:08:14.260 Luke: Because even a lot of the like, ergonomic chairs are honestly pretty terrible. 212 00:08:16.729 --> 00:08:18.130 Luke: Can I get a picture? 213 00:08:18.331 --> 00:08:19.465 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 214 00:08:19.465 --> 00:08:20.666 Linus: Really? Luke: Can I get a picture? 215 00:08:20.867 --> 00:08:21.267 Linus: Really? 216 00:08:21.300 --> 00:08:22.568 Luke: I want a pictureee. 217 00:08:23.769 --> 00:08:24.604 Sammy: Can we get a picture with you? 218 00:08:27.306 --> 00:08:27.940 Linus: Can I help you? 219 00:08:29.041 --> 00:08:30.209 Sammy: What did you like about your trip so far? 220 00:08:31.544 --> 00:08:32.545 Luke: What I like about my trip? 221 00:08:32.812 --> 00:08:33.846 Luke: Uh... 222 00:08:34.680 --> 00:08:38.618 Sammy: Did you even come with us? You came here with NVIDIA right? 223 00:08:39.185 --> 00:08:43.189 Luke: Yeah, I came here for NVIDIA's Editor's Day, 224 00:08:43.222 --> 00:08:44.824 which was definitely the highlight of the trip. 225 00:08:45.725 --> 00:08:46.859 Luke: I can't talk about it yet. 226 00:08:46.859 --> 00:08:47.493 Sammy: Yeah, can't talk. 227 00:08:47.560 --> 00:08:52.198 Luke: Because yeah, the NDA's for the 15th; so I can't say anything really that happened there. 228 00:08:52.331 --> 00:08:55.935 Sammy: Let me see when this video's coming up, is it Tuesday the 15th? 229 00:08:56.068 --> 00:08:57.570 Luke: But I wouldn't be able to say it out loud right now anyways. 230 00:08:57.703 --> 00:08:59.605 Sammy: Oh; never mind, you can't say it. 231 00:08:59.739 --> 00:09:03.409 Luke: Yeah, so it is what it is; but it was cool, it was good. 232 00:09:03.543 --> 00:09:07.380 I'm happy they do stuff like that because, them giving like- 233 00:09:07.513 --> 00:09:11.317 I don't know, there's a difference between like an announcement going on on the internet, 234 00:09:11.317 --> 00:09:14.053 and knowing that the webpage is there and you could get the information, 235 00:09:14.220 --> 00:09:18.524 and being sat in a chair and having it forced to you, you know? 236 00:09:18.524 --> 00:09:19.425 Watch your step. 237 00:09:21.394 --> 00:09:26.399 So like yeah, it was good to receive that information in that format; 238 00:09:27.433 --> 00:09:31.938 especially because the release cadence of graphics cards right now being every two years. 239 00:09:32.271 --> 00:09:38.678 Like all the stuff that's being announced right now from features to specs, 240 00:09:38.678 --> 00:09:39.979 all that kind of stuff is kind of stuff is... 241 00:09:43.482 --> 00:09:46.285 kinda what we're going to see for the next two years, right? 242 00:09:46.319 --> 00:09:47.820 Like it's interesting. 243 00:09:48.888 --> 00:09:52.925 Also getting some more information on things that were said in the keynote, 244 00:09:53.025 --> 00:09:56.529 which were not necessarily that clear? 245 00:09:56.696 --> 00:09:59.398 and I think a lot of people started making assumptions about them, 246 00:09:59.532 --> 00:10:03.202 we started getting at least a little bit more information about some of those; 247 00:10:03.202 --> 00:10:05.438 there's quite a few that are still a question. 248 00:10:05.471 --> 00:10:07.873 We don't necessarily know 100% what's going on. 249 00:10:08.040 --> 00:10:13.346 But, you know that's for the reviews when we finally get our actual hands on the card; 250 00:10:13.479 --> 00:10:14.747 so we'll figure it out. 251 00:10:17.116 --> 00:10:18.084 Sammy: Is that an ROG? 252 00:10:18.618 --> 00:10:22.822 Luke: Yeah, apparently they are the OEM for Acer's handheld. 253 00:10:23.923 --> 00:10:28.661 Luke: I don't even know if I knew Acer had one; but I guess this is it; so that's cool. 254 00:10:28.794 --> 00:10:31.931 I thought it was a Claw because it's sort of... maybe? 255 00:10:31.931 --> 00:10:35.434 I mean it's a handheld, they'll look pretty similar; but it's Intel based 256 00:10:35.434 --> 00:10:37.303 and I'm pretty sure the Claw is Intel-based. 257 00:10:38.170 --> 00:10:41.774 A lot of them are AMD; so I thought it was- I just defaulted to it being a Claw. 258 00:10:41.807 --> 00:10:45.745 But yeah, I guess it's Sixunited or Acer. 259 00:10:46.112 --> 00:10:46.612 Cool. 260 00:10:46.946 --> 00:10:48.914 Luke: That's one of my favourite things about CES, 261 00:10:48.914 --> 00:10:52.752 its going around different parts of the halls and finding things and being like 262 00:10:52.752 --> 00:10:56.455 wait, I know what this is; and then figuring out that the company that you just found, 263 00:10:56.455 --> 00:11:02.094 that you've never heard of before, is the actual manufacturer of this thing 264 00:11:02.094 --> 00:11:05.031 that you know comes from some other company. 265 00:11:05.064 --> 00:11:11.671 Like I remember in 2013 at Computex, I was walking around some of the manufacturing areas 266 00:11:11.671 --> 00:11:15.007 and I found a bunch of different cases that I was like, 267 00:11:15.007 --> 00:11:17.476 wait, like this isn't your case! And I was really confused. 268 00:11:17.576 --> 00:11:20.479 Ended up figuring out that you know, the brands that were selling the cases, 269 00:11:21.113 --> 00:11:24.183 they don't necessarily always actually make the cases. 270 00:11:24.817 --> 00:11:27.687 They find somebody who makes the case, they badge it and sell it 271 00:11:27.720 --> 00:11:34.493 or they work with that company to design it, but it's not necessarily uniquely their case, 272 00:11:34.527 --> 00:11:35.127 you know? 273 00:11:35.161 --> 00:11:41.567 So I don't know, there's... there's interesting like industry sides of these events as well. 274 00:11:41.867 --> 00:11:42.835 Let's head more into the middle. 275 00:11:44.336 --> 00:11:47.073 Luke: ...you want a Twix? You want a Twix? 276 00:11:47.239 --> 00:11:47.940 Sammy: If you can get it for me. 277 00:11:48.074 --> 00:11:49.241 Luke: I will try to get you a Twix. 278 00:11:49.341 --> 00:11:50.276 Sammy: I want the orange juice to be honest 279 00:11:50.276 --> 00:11:51.711 Luke: You want what? Where's orange juice? 280 00:11:51.811 --> 00:11:52.344 Sammy: Right there. 281 00:11:54.547 --> 00:11:55.281 Luke: Oh, man. 282 00:11:55.414 --> 00:11:56.982 Sammy: If you get that for me I'll give you five bucks. 283 00:11:58.551 --> 00:11:59.752 Sammy: Hahahahahaha!... 284 00:11:59.752 --> 00:12:00.352 Booth Rep: Hello. 285 00:12:00.352 --> 00:12:01.454 Luke: Hi, what does it do? 286 00:12:01.587 --> 00:12:04.857 Booth Rep: This is outdoor autonomous... 287 00:12:06.792 --> 00:12:08.260 Luke: Does it like move packages and stuff? 288 00:12:08.260 --> 00:12:08.627 Booth Rep: Yes. 289 00:12:09.028 --> 00:12:09.562 Luke: Okay. 290 00:12:10.396 --> 00:12:14.900 Booth Rep 2: So it's mostly good for like lumber, any outdoor. Luke: Lumber? 291 00:12:15.101 --> 00:12:18.971 Luke: And like do you, could you build like a carrier that goes on top of it? 292 00:12:18.971 --> 00:12:20.673 Booth Rep 2: Yes, so up here there's also- 293 00:12:20.673 --> 00:12:22.908 You could also- These are some of the features, 294 00:12:23.042 --> 00:12:27.179 but they could also customize and make anything you want on top of it. 295 00:12:27.313 --> 00:12:32.284 Luke: Okay so realistically, the wheels, the motor and the platform itself are like the base, 296 00:12:32.284 --> 00:12:32.885 Booth Rep 2: It's a base. 297 00:12:32.885 --> 00:12:36.388 Luke: but you could build practically whatever on top of it. Booth Rep 2: Yes, yes; they will customize however you like. 298 00:12:36.388 --> 00:12:39.125 Booth Rep 2: You're more than welcome to take um, one of this. 299 00:12:39.125 --> 00:12:40.626 Booth Rep 2: It comes with a treat. Luke: Okay. 300 00:12:40.626 --> 00:12:41.127 Luke: Thank you. 301 00:12:41.293 --> 00:12:41.827 Booth Rep 2: It's- 302 00:12:42.328 --> 00:12:43.462 Luke: Okay, cool; thank you. 303 00:12:43.562 --> 00:12:44.029 Booth Rep 2: Yeah. 304 00:12:44.063 --> 00:12:44.530 Luke: I appreciate it. 305 00:12:44.563 --> 00:12:45.064 Booth Rep 2: But then- 306 00:12:45.097 --> 00:12:46.932 Luke: Do I have any chance to get one of the, like a drink? 307 00:12:47.166 --> 00:12:48.100 Luke: Orange juice. Booth Rep 2: Orange juice. 308 00:12:50.736 --> 00:12:52.638 Luke: Thank you, thank you, sorry; I appreciate it. 309 00:12:52.705 --> 00:12:56.075 Luke: It started off with like I was, I was just trying to troll with Sammy 310 00:12:56.075 --> 00:12:59.111 that I was going to get him orange juice, but I didn't actually want to like, 311 00:12:59.111 --> 00:13:03.349 just abuse this random booth to get orange juice; so I was actually just going to fail the mission. 312 00:13:03.449 --> 00:13:07.987 And then it turned into actually a super interesting robot!? 313 00:13:08.254 --> 00:13:12.024 It can carry 4, 000 pounds? I think she said by the end, 314 00:13:12.057 --> 00:13:14.994 or 2, 000 kilograms, which is more than 4, 000 pounds. 315 00:13:15.027 --> 00:13:19.231 Um, it can autonomously drive, it can dock itself when it needs to charge up, 316 00:13:19.298 --> 00:13:22.568 it can go over uneven terrain, it can go over curbs. 317 00:13:22.568 --> 00:13:25.204 Like it's actually super impressive 318 00:13:27.072 --> 00:13:29.542 Luke: Where'd it go? Where'd the ball go, little guy? 319 00:13:31.610 --> 00:13:33.045 Luke: This feels like mean. 320 00:13:34.280 --> 00:13:37.850 Luke: His whole purpose in life is to get the ball, and they just won't let him get the ball. 321 00:13:38.484 --> 00:13:40.152 Sammy: It's like that Rick and Morty meme, what is my purpose? 322 00:13:41.220 --> 00:13:45.090 Luke: Your purpose is to get the ball; but your owners will never allow you to get the ball. 323 00:13:47.059 --> 00:13:49.762 Sammy: The way he walks is like he's mad, he's just stomping on the floor. 324 00:13:51.964 --> 00:13:55.234 Luke: It's funny that he gets right up to it and then stops. 325 00:13:56.268 --> 00:13:58.070 Luke: Oh! He's angry. 326 00:13:59.972 --> 00:14:04.844 Luke: I wish we came up here earlier; we came to like, really cool robot land. 327 00:14:05.511 --> 00:14:08.347 Incredibly strong robot that can carry crazy things. 328 00:14:08.714 --> 00:14:12.218 Soccer robot that you can make really depressed, as far as I can tell. 329 00:14:14.486 --> 00:14:15.120 I don't know. 330 00:14:15.287 --> 00:14:18.490 We were like trying to leave, because we thought we were just in like industrial park; 331 00:14:18.624 --> 00:14:20.292 and then we ran into interesting things. 332 00:14:21.293 --> 00:14:22.261 It's cool man. 333 00:14:22.394 --> 00:14:24.129 Luke: Thanks for watching our show floor walk. 334 00:14:24.163 --> 00:14:27.466 You can also check out the one that we filmed at the Venetian earlier this week 335 00:14:27.566 --> 00:14:31.470 if you'd like to see pool robots? Can I even mention that? 336 00:14:32.104 --> 00:14:35.507 Is that a secret thing because we had to remove it? It's a secret thing. 337 00:14:35.641 --> 00:14:36.942 Oh, nooo! 338 00:17:20.272 --> 00:17:21.974 Sammy: I remember this, I remember when we passed this. 339 00:17:21.974 --> 00:17:24.643 You were like, this is stupid; and you walked away. 340 00:17:24.643 --> 00:17:25.110 I remember. 341 00:17:25.144 --> 00:17:25.544 Luke: Yeah. 342 00:17:25.577 --> 00:17:26.912 Sammy: I'm like, I'm a little offended but okay. 343 00:17:27.046 --> 00:17:27.913 Luke: Why are you offended!? 344 00:17:28.047 --> 00:17:29.515 Sammy: Because it looks cool! Look it's a *unintelligible* 345 00:17:30.349 --> 00:17:31.683 Luke: But it like flashes. 346 00:17:31.717 --> 00:17:32.651 Sammy: Yeah, but it's cool. 347 00:17:32.651 --> 00:17:33.886 Luke: Okay, that actually looks really cool. 348 00:17:34.019 --> 00:17:35.554 Sammy: *unintelligible* 349 00:17:36.622 --> 00:17:39.992 Luke: That looks dope, Which one was fla- They're not flashing now. 350 00:17:40.125 --> 00:17:42.061 Luke: Maybe it's an angle thing. 351 00:17:42.194 --> 00:17:44.530 Maybe the angle that we're on right now, it looks really good; 352 00:17:44.563 --> 00:17:46.865 but the angle we were at when I saw it looked bad. 353 00:17:47.766 --> 00:17:48.834 Luke: What is it for, you know? 354 00:17:48.967 --> 00:17:50.469 Sammy: I don't know. Luke: It's kind of cool, but what is it for? 355 00:17:50.803 --> 00:17:52.538 Sammy: It could be for advertisement like billboards. 356 00:17:53.205 --> 00:17:54.640 Luke: See like that looks bad. 357 00:17:55.674 --> 00:17:59.845 Maybe it's the like, the frame rate; maybe some of them just kind of suck. 358 00:18:00.379 --> 00:18:01.613 Luke: Do you see the juddering? 359 00:18:01.747 --> 00:18:02.381 Sammy: Yeah. 360 00:18:02.414 --> 00:18:02.881 Luke: Yeah. 361 00:18:03.816 --> 00:18:05.250 Luke: But then let's check this next one. 362 00:18:05.350 --> 00:18:07.920 Like, that one's really bad; that one's the worst I've seen. 363 00:18:08.620 --> 00:18:11.423 Like, look at the edge of the can, it's like ghosting super hard. 364 00:18:12.224 --> 00:18:14.159 But then other ones are really smooth. 365 00:18:14.827 --> 00:18:16.528 So, I don't know; it's inconsistent. 366 00:18:16.528 --> 00:18:17.362 Anyways, let's move on.