Watch our CES 2018 smart home panel: Shopping and the Smart Home
Our CES 2018 smart home panel will invite representatives from Amazon, Google. Walmart and Yale locks to the CNET Stage to discuss the exciting, rapidly evolving dynamics around shopping and smart home technology.
Editor's note: This panel is back on for 2:00 p.m. PT following the power outage at CES.
The combination of voice technology and smart locks have suddenly created a world where you can have a package delivered inside your home simply by asking for it from your couch. Come to the CNET booth in the Las Vegas Convention Center South Hall 3 Lobby, Booth SL-3 at 2:00 p.m. PT today, or watch the live video stream to witness the conversation first hand with the companies that are yet again transforming the experience of how we go shopping.
It's hard to imagine a better group to discuss the topic: Amazon's Daniel Rausch is the Vice President of Amazon Smart Home . Jason Williams is the President of Residential Business for Assa Abloy, the parent company of both August Home and Yale. Mark Spates is the Product Lead for Smart Home at Google , Lori Flees is Senior Vice President, Next Gen Retail and Principal, Store No 8. Moderating the panel will be Rich Brown, CNET's executive editor in charge of smart home and appliance reviews.
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