Intel CEO Brian Krzanich's CES 2016 keynote

The chip maker's chief talks about what Intel has in store for the coming year.

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Richard Nieva 1/6/2016 3:13:19 AM
He's showing a sneak peak of smart eyewear by Intel and Oakley.
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We're watching a video. A biker is talking to a Siri-like voice assistant.
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The glasses actually don't look that terribly bad.
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Craig Alexander, 3-time Iron Man champion, is on the stage.
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"Technology has dramatically changed the way athletes train," Alexander says.
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He says the smart glasses are like a personal coach.
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He says the software adjusts to any level athlete, from an Ironman competitor to a novice runner.
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Richard Nieva 1/6/2016 3:18:33 AM
"This is where sports training is headed," says Krzanich. "You're no longer on your own."
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Now New Balance CEO Rob deMartini is onstage.
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He says athletes want to be untethered.
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He's announcing a partnership with Intel and a new initiative in digital sports.
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DeMartini says Intel and New Balance will develop a smart sport watch for the next holiday season.
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Now Krzanich is talking about a smart hardhat.
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It's called the Daqri Smart Helmet.
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It has an Intel processor and RealSense tech built into the helmet.
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The helmet uses augmented reality to give a worker directions when doing manual labor.
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The helmet can also give the worker a kind of "x-ray" vision to see through pipes that might be faulty.
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The Daqri helmet is shipping today.
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Now we're moving on to part 3 of the keynote, the creative experience.
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Krzanich is talking about Intel working with musicians now.
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AR Rahman, who composed music for Slumdog Millionaire, is on stage.
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He's got on two cuffs around his hands and one around his ankle. He's moving them in time to make music.
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He says he's been using the tech in concert since his last tour.
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"Finally every teenager's dream. An air guitar that actually works," Krzanich says.
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He's now announcing a partnership with the Recording Academy, which puts on the Grammy's.
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Now we're watching a video and hearing a voice. It sounds like Lady Gaga.
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It is. It's Lady Gaga.
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Intel and Gaga will collaborate on a project, she says. "It will culminate in a performance."
Richard Nieva 1/6/2016 3:34:25 AM
They will unveil the technology during Grammy week in February.