24 BEST Things I saw in Vegas at CES 2024!
TLDRCES 2024 showcased a plethora of innovative tech, including a 137-inch foldable TV that doubles as furniture, costing a hefty $200,000, perfect for yachts. Samsung's AI-powered Family Hub Plus fridge uses a built-in camera to track food inventory, plan personalized recipes, and alert users to expiring items. Roborock's S8 Max V Ultra robot vacuum features a smaller dock for self-refilling and draining, along with a flexi arm for corner cleaning. Color-changing toilets and showers were on display, with Coler's advanced shower head configurations and spa hand shower accessory standing out. The solar-powered electric vehicle 'Squad' from the Netherlands can charge itself and is priced at just over $6,000. An electric grill that heats up to 700°F, a sound-muffling 'muzzle' for public phone conversations, and facial recognition door locks were also notable. Philips introduced a smart lock that unlocks with a palm touch, and sunglasses that automatically adjust tint were a hit. Transparent TVs from Samsung and LG were a highlight, with Samsung's featuring a micro LED display and LG's OLED TTV being a purchasable option. The Exopod chair with built-in speakers and sound adjustment sensors, and the Horizon Max projector with motorized gimbal and IMAX certification were standouts. Neurolab's air gesture software allows control of devices with hand movements, and the Pebble Flow, a smart electric RV with self-positioning and hitching capabilities, was impressive. Samsung's SmartThings platform introduced a map view for smart home devices, a QR code sharing feature, and integration with Tesla's API. AI implementations were abundant, with AI-adjusting mattresses, mood-matching lighting, and AI companions for conversation. Sony's Apeila electric car, Honda's Space Hub motorcycle, and Jackary's Solar Tent were among the concept vehicles. A smart pet door, modular robot lawnmower, and various smart home devices rounded out the event, which featured robots for drink-making, cleaning, and more, showcasing the potential of AI and robotics in the future.
Takeaways
- 📺 A 137-inch foldable TV that can blend into furniture was showcased, with a price tag of $200,000, aimed at yacht owners.
- 🧊 Samsung's AI Family Hub Plus fridge uses a built-in camera and improved AI to track food inventory and plan personalized recipes.
- 🤖 Roborock's S8 Max V Ultra robot vacuum features automated water tanks and a self-refilling and draining system, along with a flexi arm for corner cleaning.
- 🚿 Color-changing toilets were presented, with a focus on RGB lighting and smart accessories like the spa hand shower with interchangeable attachments.
- 🚗 The Solar Buggy from the Netherlands, a solar-powered vehicle with swappable batteries, is designed for two people and can be pre-ordered starting at $6,000.
- 🍢 An electric grill that heats up to 700° F without using gas, charcoal, or pellets, controlled via an app for temperature management.
- 🔒 Innovative smart locks were introduced, including a facial recognition door lock and a palm-activated lock from Phillips that automatically unlocks as you reach for the handle.
- 🕶️ Sunglasses with electronic tint adjustment, including prescription glasses that adjust tint based on light conditions.
- 📹 Transparent TVs from Samsung and LG were highlighted, offering a new form factor for when the TV is not in use, blending into the room or displaying art.
- 🎶 The Exopod chair, featuring 20 integrated speakers and sensors to adjust sound based on the user's position, provides an immersive audio experience.
- ✈️ Sony's Vision-S electric car, set to be available next year, offers an impressive in-car entertainment system with customizable screens and a PlayStation controller for gaming.
Q & A
What was the most impressive TV technology showcased at CES 2024?
-The most impressive TV technology was a 137-inch folding TV that could transform into furniture. It had a seamless display when unfolded, with the company using LED brightness to hide any gaps at the seams.
What new feature did Samsung introduce in their AI Family Hub Plus refrigerator?
-Samsung's AI Family Hub Plus refrigerator introduced an improved AI that uses images to plan personalized recipes and alerts users about expiring food items.
How does Roborock's S8 Max V Ultra automate the cleaning process?
-The S8 Max V Ultra automates the cleaning process with fully automated clean and dirty water tanks and a smaller dock that connects to a water line for self-refilling and draining.
What unique feature does the Q Revo Max V have for mopping?
-The Q Revo Max V features a flexi arm side brush that is specifically designed for mopping the edges, in addition to hot water mopping capabilities.
What is the purpose of the color-changing toilet introduced at CES 2024?
-The color-changing toilet is a novelty item that allows users to customize the color of the toilet bowl for aesthetic or personal preference reasons.
How does the solar buggy from the Netherlands function?
-The solar buggy is an electric vehicle with solar panels on top that can charge itself. It has swappable batteries and can reach speeds of up to 40 mph, designed for two people with plans to produce a version for four people or cargo.
What makes the electric grill from the parent company of Char-Broil stand out?
-The electric grill stands out because it heats up to 700° F, searing meat perfectly without using gas, charcoal, or pellets. It also features a modern design and is controlled via an app.
What is the innovative feature of the face lock technology introduced by lle?
-The face lock technology by lle allows the door lock to recognize and register faces, enabling it to unlock or deny access based on whether the face is recognized.
What is unique about the sunglasses with automatic tint adjustment from the script?
-The sunglasses can automatically adjust the tint using a hidden light sensor or with a quick press from the wearer's finger. They also offer a prescription version called Dusk RX, which electronically adjusts the tint.
What is the appeal of the transparent TV technology from Samsung and LG?
-The appeal of the transparent TV technology is that when not in use, it blends into the room or can display art. When watching a show, a solid background slides up to provide a viewing experience similar to a normal TV.
How does the Exopod chair enhance the audio experience?
-The Exopod chair enhances the audio experience by incorporating 20 speakers into the chair and using sensors to adjust the sound based on the user's sitting position, providing an immersive and personalized sound experience.
Outlines
📺 Innovative Tech at CES 2024
The script introduces the viewer to the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2024, highlighting an array of futuristic technology. A standout is a 137-inch foldable TV that transforms into furniture, costing a hefty $200,000 and aimed at yacht owners. Samsung's AI Family Hub Plus fridge impresses with its ability to track food inventory and plan personalized recipes. Roborock's S8 Max V Ultra vacuum showcases hands-off cleaning with automated water tanks and a self-refilling system. The script also mentions color-changing toilets and cars, a solar-powered buggy, and an electric grill, among other innovations.
🤖 Smart Home and Personal Tech
The second paragraph delves into smart home technology, including a face-recognition door lock and Phillips' palm-activated lock. It also discusses smart sunglasses with adjustable tint and prescription glasses that change tint electronically. Transparent TVs from Samsung and LG are highlighted, alongside the ExoPod sound chair with integrated speakers. The New Horizon Max projector by XGIMI is noted for its motorized gimbal and IMAX certification. Neurolab's gesture control software is praised for its responsiveness and compatibility with any camera. The Pebble Flow, a smart electric RV, is showcased for its self-positioning and hitching capabilities.
🏠 Smart Home Devices and AI Integrations
The third paragraph focuses on smart home devices and their integration with AI. Samsung's SmartThings receives attention for its new map view feature and QR code sharing for guests. The Balí robot from Samsung and LG's similar AI robot are mentioned, indicating a future with AI robots in the home. AI is also featured in mattresses that adjust to body shape, lighting that changes mood, and a voice assistant that syncs with sports team colors. The paragraph concludes with the Sony Apeila electric car, the Honda Space Hub motorcycle, and the Jackery Solar Tent, emphasizing the growing presence of AI in consumer products.
🍳 Innovative Cooking and Robotic Solutions
The final paragraph discusses a new cooking technology called integral heating, which uses electrical currents for even and rapid cooking. The prevalence of robots at CES is noted, with examples including a robotic street cleaner, a hotel concierge, an autonomous excavator, and a cocktail-making robot. The Bar's 360, a home cocktail-making machine, is introduced as a more affordable alternative to a full robot bartender. The script ends on a high note, expressing excitement for the continuous advancements in technology showcased at CES.
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Keywords
💡CES 2024
💡AI
💡Transparent TVs
💡Smart Locks
💡Electric Grill
💡Smart Home Devices
💡Robotic Innovations
💡Solar-Powered Vehicles
💡Smart RV
💡Voice Assistants
💡Concept Cars
Highlights
A 137-inch foldable TV that transforms into furniture and has a price tag of $200,000, primarily designed for yachts.
Samsung's AI Family Hub Plus fridge with a built-in camera for tracking food inventory and AI-powered personalized recipes.
Roborock's S8 Max V Ultra robot vacuum with a smaller dock for self-refilling and draining, and a flexi arm for corner cleaning.
Color-changing toilets and shower heads, with the latter featuring advanced configurations and a spa hand shower attachment.
A solar-powered electric vehicle called the 'squad' from the Netherlands, with a range of up to 40 mph and swappable batteries.
An electric grill that heats up to 700° F, controlled via an app and backed by the parent company of Char-Broil.
A sound-muffling device that creates a small sound bubble to reduce noise by up to 80%, ideal for confidential calls in public.
A facial recognition door lock by lle, compatible with major smart home platforms and featuring a 'matter link' for enhanced compatibility.
Phillips' smart lock that unlocks with your palm and a sensor that detects when you're reaching for the door handle.
Automatically tint-changing sunglasses with a new prescription version called 'Dusk RX' that adjusts tint electronically.
Transparent TVs from Samsung and LG, offering a unique viewing experience and blending into the room when not in use.
The Exopod chair with 20 speakers for immersive sound and sensors to adjust the audio based on the listener's position.
The Horizon Max projector with a motorized gimbal for automated wall positioning and dual light sources for enhanced brightness and color.
Neurolab's air gesture software that allows control of devices with hand movements, compatible with any camera, including webcams.
The Pebble Flow, a smart electric RV with self-positioning and hitching capabilities, controlled via an app.
Samsung's SmartThings with a new map view feature for a 3D layout of smart home devices and a QR code system for guest access.
AI-powered mattress that adjusts in real-time to conform to your body for optimal comfort.
Leo Lighting's AI system that changes light colors based on the user's mood, detected through facial scanning.
GOI's AI implementation that allows voice control of lights to match sports team colors or user preferences.
Sony's Afila electric car with integrated gaming and entertainment screens, available for pre-order with deliveries starting next year.
Jackary's Solar Tent with 3000-watt solar panels, offering a new level of off-grid living and camping experiences.
A motorized pet door that opens and closes with the pet's tag, providing security and convenience for pet owners.
Yarbo's modular robot lawnmower with attachments for leaf blowing and snow blowing, featuring cameras to avoid obstacles.
Aara's M3 Hub for smart home integration with a focus on local reliability and automatic backups with paired hubs.
Seevi's integral heating technology that cooks food quickly and evenly using electrical currents, promising moist and even baking.
Various robots showcased at CES, including a robotic bartender, street cleaner, and hotel concierge, demonstrating the potential of automation.