At a tech event in Las Vegas, a variety of innovative gadgets were showcased, including a household chores-performing robot and a microwave that can take selfies. Among the noteworthy products were a foldable TV screen, futuristic glasses, and an AI-powered mirror for health assessments. While some items are still in the conceptual stage, others presented at the annual CES event are already available to consumers.
One standout creation is Tombot’s lifelike pet dog ‘Jennie’, designed to offer companionship to individuals facing health challenges like dementia, anxiety, depression, or loneliness. Additionally, Nosh introduced a cooker that utilizes artificial intelligence to prepare meals effortlessly by sorting ingredients into designated slots.
LG presented a multifunctional CLOiD robot capable of handling tasks such as folding laundry, serving food, and more. The company also unveiled a microwave with built-in selfie cameras, offering a unique cooking experience. Samsung showcased its foldable Galaxy Z TriFold handset, while also introducing an AI beauty mirror for personalized skincare recommendations.
In the health tech realm, the Y-Brush electric toothbrush can detect various diseases through biomarkers analyzed by AI. Seattle Ultrasonics revealed an innovative chef’s knife that vibrates at high speeds, making vegetable chopping easier than ever. These cutting-edge products exemplify the advancements in technology showcased at the event.