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If you’re into new technology, from the craziest gadgets to the most cutting-edge innovations, CES 2024 is bound to amaze you. On the programme: flying cars, healing robots and a tongue mouse…
This device allows you to check remotely!
French start-up Wingings unveils Beams, a 4-in-1 “multiscope” (thermometer, electrocardiogram, stethoscope, oximeter). Scheduled to launch in Europe, the United States and the United Kingdom in June at a price of 250 euros, BeamO is presented as a complement to teleconsultations.
It is intended to provide doctors with vital data and recorded heart and lung sounds. Wings hopes to expand its product for everyday use to detect problems such as atrial fibrillation and signs of oxygen desaturation. However, approval from health authorities is required, and is planned before launching a clinical trial.
Make way for transparent television
LG Electronics introduced the first transparent OLED television to the market. With a 77-inch screen, this television offers a unique user experience by blending into the decor when turned off. Designed to free up the layout of a room, it can be placed in the middle, separate two living spaces, or placed in front of a window without obstructing the view.
Manufactured by LG Display, the OLED screen has a transparency rate of 45%, which is higher than the previous model. Although other manufacturers, including Samsung, have introduced similar products, LG’s is set to hit the market this year, while others are still in the technology concept stage.
This AI bottle-powered stroller could change your life
Canadian start-up Gluckkind introduced “Ella”, a connected and intelligent stroller. With a starting price set – still – at around 3,110 euros, it uses AI to move alone, without a parent’s hand, and can detect obstacles. The stroller automatically stops when it is out of reach or encounters an obstacle.
It also offers practical features such as the ability to hold up to six shopping bags and baby sleeping options. Its speed is limited to 4 km/h, and it cannot be used autonomously if occupied. First deliveries are planned for April in the United States and Canada, and sometime in 2024 in Europe. The title of the stroller was receivedInnovation Award Hon In the category “Vehicle Technology and Advanced Mobility”.
Robots to soon grace hospitals?
French start-up Enchanted Tools has developed humanoid robots called Miroki and Miroka. Winner of French Tech 2030, she won the CES Innovation Prize. Their products are designed to help in social settings like hospitals and nursing homes.
Able to move objects and help caregivers, this little robot should melt more than one person, especially since it’s accompanied by an animated story that aims to humanize it. Experiments are underway at the Broca Hospital in Paris, with positive feedback. Enchanted Tools plans to build 500 Miroki and Miroka robots by 2025.
These robots aim to bring joy and utility, and are designed to be non-intrusive and natural. The start-up emphasizes that its goal is to bring wonder to places that aren’t always there. First deliveries are planned for April in the United States and Canada, and for 2024 in Europe, with prices around 30,000 euros.
Sony has declared war on Apple’s Vision Pro
Sony took advantage of the press conference to introduce the development of a mixed reality headset focused on “spatial content creation”. Featuring Qualcomm’s Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 2 chip, a 4K micro-OLED display, six cameras and sensors, the device offers a realistic experience for displaying virtual objects in the real world.
It is distinguished by two atypical controllers, a pointing controller and a ring controller (a ring) to intuitively interact with 3D objects. The design allows the headset to flip over the forehead, giving users the ability to return to their physical workplace without removing it. Sony is targeting the 3D manufacturing market, and already benefits from a partnership with Siemens.
No price or exact release date has been announced, but a launch is planned for sometime in 2024. The announcement comes on the heels of Apple’s announcement about its mixed reality headset, the Apple Vision Pro, which is scheduled for release in February.
This car can be controlled remotely, and James Bond had better attention
Sony – again – presented its Afeela electric car concept rather surprisingly, as it brought it to the scene and controlled it… with the PS5’s DualSense controller! Although this work is not intended for a production model planned for 2026, it generates excitement.
The Afeela project, developed together with Honda, focuses specifically on the software aspect of its vehicle, integrating augmented reality functions, games (with Epic Games’ Unreal Engine 5.3) and a personal assistant based on Microsoft’s Azure AI solution.
flying car
You dreamed it, it’s done: Xpeng Aeroht has unveiled its flying car concept called the Land Aircraft Carrier, capable of both driving and flying. It consists of a land module and an air module, with the vehicle likely to be pre-ordered for a planned release in late 2024.
The ground module can accommodate up to 5 passengers, and has an electric powertrain with extended autonomy. The in-flight module, a fully electric aircraft, offers the ability to take off vertically and fly at low altitudes. It is equipped with a 270° panoramic two-seater cockpit and offers manual and automatic driving modes.
This flying car — dubbed eVTOL — combines the look and driving experience of a luxury car with a seamless transition from road to flight mode. Pre-orders will open in late 2024, with test flights already underway. Technical details and pricing are yet to be announced but, if you’re interested, start saving.
Smart binoculars that recognize birds Ax visio
Swarovski Optics launches AX Vision 10×32 binoculars, the first “intelligent” binoculars capable of identifying animals. Priced at $4,799, the binoculars promise to identify around 9,000 species in five seconds thanks to a 13-megapixel camera, which is also capable of taking shareable photos and videos. through A smartphone application. With 10x magnification, a field of view of 1,000 meters and integrated GPS, they guarantee an immersive outdoor experience. Operating autonomously without constant connection to a smartphone, they have a 15-hour battery life with rechargeable batteries. Available for pre-order as a complete kit for €4,599, deliveries will begin in February 2024.
Rabbit 1 will change your app experience
It’s an understatement to say that the Rabbit R1 is the talk of Las Vegas. Its goal is not to replace smartphones immediately, but to provide an innovative alternative that simplifies interactions with apps. Selling for $199, the R1 is compact, equipped with a touch screen, a rotating camera and fits in a pocket.
The device works with Rabbit OS, using a “large action model” (LAM) to manage various functions through a single interface. Unlike other language models, Rabbit OS is based on learning autonomous actions rather than APIs, making it easier to use existing applications. For example, he can control a car, manage music, make purchases and much more, while learning to reproduce certain actions.
This “mouthpad” allows you to control the phone with your tongue!
Augmental has unveiled “MouthPad”, a revolutionary accessibility device in the form of a wireless touchpad, designed to be placed in the mouth! The user can attach it to the roof of the mouth, with resin casting providing a custom fit. connected through Bluetooth, the mouthpad is known as a standard Bluetooth mouse or AssistiveTouch device on Apple devices. Controlled by the tongue, it allows precise movement, offering an innovative option for people with disabilities, especially those with musculoskeletal problems.
Despite its custom design, the device is discreet with a thickness of 0.7 mm and a weight of 7.5 grams. The battery provides 5 hours of use with a full recharge in 2 hours. As a demonstration, Augmental’s co-founder used the mouthpad to take a selfie with his iPhone. Although commercialization is planned for late 2024, the product is already in early access with a dental impression kit for customization.
