CES 2019: Consumers Expect to be Riding Hyperloops and Owning Home Robots in 2030 According to Survey by CITE Research/Dassault Systèmes
January 3, 2019
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Survey of 1,000 adults in U.S. offers insight into consumer
expectations for future experiences in home, transportation, health
and retail -
71 percent expect to use an electric vehicle, while 51 percent
expect to travel by hyperloop and 38 percent by air taxi -
73 percent expect to use remotely monitored appliances at home, 70
percent fully connected smart home systems, and 40 percent virtual
home robots -
Millennials expect personalized experiences across all categories
but consider it unlikely they will share personal data to improve
services
VELIZY-VILLACOUBLAY, France–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Dassault
Systèmes (Euronext Paris: #13065, DSY.PA) (Paris:DSY) today revealed
that consumers expect that cities in 2030 will be filled with technology
that improves overall quality of life, delivers socially-conscious
benefits and personalizes experiences. The findings came from a survey
of citizens representing the demographics of U.S. adults that was
conducted in partnership with independent market research firm CITE
Research.
Hyperloop rail, fully connected smart home systems, mobile payments and
personalized preventive health plans are just a few of the disruptive
technologies underway today that will become the norm in 2030 according
to respondents, who were polled on their expectations for future
experiences in home, travel, health and retail. While consumers expect
personalization as one of the top benefits of technological innovations
in 2030 in each of these categories, they also cite security, energy
efficiency, convenience, accessibility, savings and prevention as
benefits expected from the different technologies.
Findings from the survey include:
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Personalized experiences are seen as the primary benefit of
advancing technologies, particularly among millennials. Among
18-34 year olds, technology is expected to deliver experiences that
are customized to their own personal needs and tastes; respondents
over the age of 35 expect technology advancements to provide primarily
a better quality of life. -
The home of 2030 will be secure and energy efficient. More than
70 percent of respondents will use remotely monitored devices,
voice-activated assistants and fully-connected smart home systems.
Forty-nine percent expect to use a virtual personalized home assistant
or robot. -
Transportation and mobility is expected to become increasingly
electric and connected, improving cost savings, travel time, road
safety and quality of life. More than 70 percent of respondents expect
to use hybrid or fully electric vehicles, while over half expect to
travel by hyperloop. Thirty-eight percent expect to be using air
taxis. More than 75 percent expect personalized passenger experiences
such as navigation path optimization and city-controlled traffic
regulation, however the majority expects not to allow access to
personal data in order to improve such services. -
Personalized preventative health and home treatments will become
the norm. More than 80 percent of respondents expect to prevent
disease and live longer because technology will enable them to manage
their personal health more easily and effectively, with 83 percent
expecting preventive plans based on behavior or nutrition to be the
most impactful, 81 percent devices to dispense treatments at home, and
80 percent fully electronic record systems. Three-quarters of
respondents feel that technologies such as diagnostic at-home
applications, wearable devices and custom-made prosthesis orthopedics
will also be impactful. -
Brick-and-mortar stores are not going away, but the in-store
experience will evolve around payments and the use of in-store
technologies. In retail, 84 percent of respondents expect to use
mobile payments and anytime/anywhere delivery to make shopping more
convenient, but 55 percent feel that it is unlikely there will only be
virtual shopping in 2030.
“This survey on consumer expectations of the city of 2030 allows us to
gauge the hype versus what consumers perceive as realities that are
truly coming their way,” said Florence Verzelen, Executive Vice
President, Industry Solutions, Field Marketing, Global Affairs, Dassault
Systèmes. “Consumers expect massive change in every aspect of their
lives. This glimpse into their thinking offers valuable feedback to
companies on what to explore, develop and accelerate. It confirms
personalized initiatives as the dominating theme behind all innovation.
Dassault Systèmes will continue to support industry’s initiatives to
meet these consumer expectations with our 3DEXPERIENCE platform.”
CITE Research, on behalf of Dassault Systèmes, conducted an online
survey among 1,000 U.S. census-balanced adults. The survey was fielded
between November 19-29, 2018. For a full copy of the survey results,
please contact Suzanne Moran: suzanne.moran@3ds.com.
Dassault Systèmes will illustrate consumer trends in the city of 2030
with an interactive experience at its booth #4121 at CES January
8-11, 2019 in Las Vegas.
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