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Three Ways Virtual Reality is Changing Healthcare
From dentists to psychiatrists, patient virtual reality is taking the sting out of going to the doctor.
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Cool that Drink, But Don't Water It Down
A sleek-looking device that turns liquor and wine into ice cubes is serving up creative cocktail possibilities at CES 2018.
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Don't Forget: Smart Reminder System
MagHive is a smart reminder system that can make any personal item trackable.
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Self-defense Products at CES
The maker of the top-selling pepper spray worldwide is debuting two new multitasking products at CES 2018.
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Alexa to Join Toyota Fleet
Toyota has announced at CES 2018 that it will introduce Amazon Alexa within select Toyota and Lexus vehicles.
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Skylink Debuts Wi-Fi Garage Door Opener at CES 2018
Skylink’s NOVA™ Wi-Fi-enabled universal garage door opener enables users to control multiple devices through an iPhone or an Android device.
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AR at Your Fingertips
Two new apps developed by Silicon Valley-based AiFi show off the creative possibilities of augmented reality.
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Smart Helmet Allows Skiers to Make Hands-Free Walkie Talkie and Cell Phone Calls on the Slopes
The Smart Skiing Helmet RS1 is ergonomically designed to be perfect for the skier.
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Home Security That Respects Privacy
Angee is a new home security solution designed to address an unnerving aspect of home security technology: the fact that most cameras see, hear and store everything.
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The First VR 360 Degree Camera with 8K Video Stitching Revealed at CES 2018
Pisofttech will introduce the world’s first VR 360 degree camera with real-time 8K video stitching in camera at CES 2018.
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New Products from Panasonic
Panasonic is using the proving ground of CES 2018 to launch several new products for the modern home.
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Watch: New Mattress Sensor for Sleep Tracking Makes Its Debut at CES 2018
Emfit Ltd. is showcasing its newest contact-free sleep tracking capabilities at #CES2018 in the Health and Wellness Marketplace.
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Australian Researchers Develop Electronic Pill To Track Gut Gases
A group of Australian researchers has developed an ingestible electronic pill that – for lack of a better description – tracks the development of flatulence throughout a patient’s digestive tract.
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Researchers Use Solid-State Physics for Insights into Dielectric Properties of Biomaterials
A team of Russian, Czech and German researchers gained a new perspective on the properties of three materials of biological origin. Besides two reference materials with well-studied properties—serum and albumin and cytochrome C—the researchers looked at the extracellular matrix of the Shewanella oneidensis MR-1 bacterium, which is part of biofuel cells.
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One Screen, Multiple Views
A new ultra-bright screen designed for viewing dark projections in brightly lit rooms and environments also enables multiple people to simultaneously view completely different content.
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Scientists Develop a Solution to Recycle and Capture Carbon
Scientists at the University of Dundee have discovered that E. coli bacteria could hold the key to an efficient method of capturing and storing or recycling carbon dioxide.
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Fisker's EMotion Electric Luxury Sedan and Flexible Solid-State Battery Make Global Debut at CES 2018
The battery technology delivers 2.5 times the energy density of lithium-ion batteries, significantly improving electric vehicle range and charge times.
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ON Semiconductor to Present Battery-Free Smart Passive Sensors™ for IoT Applications at CES 2018
ON Semiconductor offers a complete wireless battery-free sensing solution kit (SPSDEVK1) that allows the company’s innovative Smart Passive Sensors™ (SPS) to be rapidly integrated into internet of things applications.
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CES 2018: Smart Ring Uses Motion Control for AR, VR, the Smart Home and More
The smart motion controller packs powerful multi-functionality into a small, easy-to-wear ring for daily engagement with your devices.
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Airlango Presents New Prototype at CES 2018: An Advanced Drone Capable of Recognizing Its Owner and Following Gesture Commands
The flying camera includes the ability to recognize and follow its owner and obey hand-gesture commands from the ground.
