Intel's Mike Bell talks Curie, wearables, fashion collaborations and selfie drones
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Channel: Stuff · 2015 · Science & Technology
All this week, Stuff is running interviews and discussions on the International News Stage at CES 2015, the biggest and craziest technology show in the world. Michael A. Bell is the brains behind Intel's wearable tech push. From collaborations with fashion brands to launching new computing platforms upon which ingenious new devices can be built (the tiny Curie being the latest), he's a man with a plan in the midst of a thousand chancers. Here, Stuff's Will Findlater and Mike Bell discuss why fashion is so important in wearable tech, what the Curie is capable of and the power of the maker movement in determining what gadgets we'll all be donning in the near future. Head over to http://www.stuff.tv/ces-2015 for all the big CES 2015 news.
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