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[Graphic News] 5 Tech Keywords You Should Know in 2023
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[Graphic News] 5 Tech Keywords You Should Know in 2023

At the start of every year, almost everybody in the tech world gathers in Las Vegas to show off their newest products, technologies and concepts at CES, the world’s biggest consumer electronics show. This year, participating companies were determined to demonstrate how their innovative products and solutions help solve some of Earth’s greatest challenges and change the lives of thousands, if not millions, for the better. Inspired by its belief that the answer is always with the customer, LG showcased its most advanced customer-centered innovations that provide entirely new value and convenience to its customers. Here are the five tech keywords for 2023 which cover the areas of personalization, sustainability and virtual reality. Me, Myself and I With far more people inclined to seek a ...
Empowering a New Generation of HVAC Professionals in East Africa
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Empowering a New Generation of HVAC Professionals in East Africa

Raja Durai, AC academy trainer & technical engineer at LG Electronics East Africa Since easy installation and maintenance are both key to achieving the next-level product experiences today’s consumers demand, LG East Africa is investing in such areas to enhance the overall performance of its residential and commercial Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) solutions. As part of this, LG will train numerous local technicians and bring them up to speed with the company’s latest advanced appliances. (From left to right) Kim Yong, general manager of LG Electronics Middle East and Africa, Dr. Reuben Kivindu from the University of Nairobi’s Department of Mechanical Engineering and Kim Sa-nyoung, managing director of LG Electronics East Africa Through its partnership with the Unive...
[Mobility Inside] The Secret to Tailored Driving Experiences: Camera Sensors
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[Mobility Inside] The Secret to Tailored Driving Experiences: Camera Sensors

When it comes to interacting with a brand, 71 percent of customers expect personalization in products and services, while 76 percent get frustrated when they don’t find it, according to a recent McKinsey study. This applies to customer experiences on the road, with more drivers searching for mobility solutions that actively assess – and adapt to – their very own driving scenario. Thanks to intelligent camera sensors which retrieve and assess all kinds of roadside information, cars can now think for themselves, providing adjustments tailored to each driving situation without drivers having to do the tweaking themselves. Camera sensors are image, distance and object-based sensors which provide the driver with important identifiable information about the vehicle’s surroundings. They are cru...