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Tracking Tech Knows About Your Health
Tracking technology could be the next big thing in digital healthcare and could help patients beat addiction.
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CES 2018: 5 Trends to Watch
Hosted by the Consumer Technology Association, CES 2018 continues a half-century tradition as a proving ground for innovators and breakthrough technologies. Here’s a rundown of some top trends to look for.
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FIFISH Underwater Drone Earns CES 2018 Innovation Award
The FIFISH P3 underwater drone is designed for underwater exploration, photography and video shooting.
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At CES 2018: Ujet Unveils Smart Electric Scooter as New Urban Mobility Solution
The scooter combines smart connectivity and high performance materials typically found in the aerospace sector with clean technology and refined design.
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DENSO and FLOSFIA Focus on Next-gen Power Semiconductor Device for EVs
The development is expected to reduce the energy loss, cost, size and weight of inverters used in electric vehicles (EVs).
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Byton Debuts Smart Electric SUV at CES 2018
The vehicle offers unique human-vehicle interaction, incorporating voice recognition, touch control, biometric identification and hand-gesture control technology.
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Sigma Designs Announces Next Generation Z-Wave 700 Platform at CES 2018
Sigma Designs today unveiled its new 700-Series Z-Wave platform, which includes numerous performance and technological enhancements in energy efficiency and RF performance.
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Laser Safety in an Increasingly Coherent World
Lasers are a critical tool in modern society. They can be found cutting steel, being used to study biological samples or delivering the internet to millions of homes among countless other applications. With so many lasers around us every day, it might be a good time to review some laser safety basics.
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Ai-for-audio Solution to Debut at CES 2018 Under Linkplay-Bambu Deal
The adaptive intelligence solution promises to help smart-device makers improve audio quality and save money.
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Robotic Perception System for Autonomous Vehicles on Display at CES 2018
The robotic perception system for autonomous vehicle, advanced driver assistance system and mobility markets is based on iDAR (Intelligent Detection and Ranging) technology.
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Making a Splash at CES 2018: Autonomous Water Leak Prevention System
The water leak prevention system for home use does not require tools for installation and allows users to “set it and forget it.”
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Wearable Tech Trend Predictions for 2018
From smart cities to Blockchain, 2018 is going to be a huge year for technology. Wearable tech is no exception.
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Powering IoT's Next Generation
Semiconductor supplier Semtech is leveraging its experience in the IoT space to help shape the next generation of low-power, long-range wireless devices.
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CES 2018: New Tech Wallet for Millennials Uses Bluetooth to Prevent Loss
At the 2018 Consumer Electronics Show, Chipolo, the Bluetooth tracker startup that allows you to find anything with your smartphone, is announcing a new partnership with iconic menswear fashion brand, Perry Ellis, to bring consumers the Tech Wallet.
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Introducing the Next Generation of Mynt Tracker: The All-New Mynt ES
Slightech's all-new smart item location system, the Mynt ES, combines the features of the Mynt Tracker with a new design, improved sound and a lower price.
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Window Washing Robot Cleans Up at CES Innovation Awards
Ecovacs Robotics today announced it is a CES Innovation Award Honoree winner for its Cordless Winbot – Winbot X – in the home appliances category.
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The Moorebot Zeus Battle Robot to Descend on CES 2018
The powerful fighter robot features 22 motors, wireless control and customizable design for the serious gamer and robot fighter hobbyist.
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Watch: Automotive Bulb Camera Enabling Data Collection for Autonomous Driving to Launch at CES 2018
Autoaid’s Automotive Bulb Camera enables massive data collection in support of autonomous driving.
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Watch PowerDolphin Water Drone: Something Fishy to be Launched at CES 2018
The intelligent water drone offers a number of benefits to fishermen, divers, boat owners, water sport enthusiasts and emergency responders.
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Researchers Find Shoppers Are Less Likely to Press Buy if They are Browsing on Their Phones
Researchers have found that shoppers are less likely to go through with a purchase when they are browsing on their phones and tablets.
