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For those of you who aren’t familiar with CES, let’s break it down. According to their website, CES is known as “the proving ground for innovators and breakthrough technologies for 50 years — the global stage where next-generation innovations are introduced to the marketplace.” With this in mind, they have brought forth absolutely incredible and mind-blowing gadgets. Things that even the Jetsons wouldn’t have been able to think of!
Videos of some new futuristic gadgets have been floating around on the Internet. We’re compiling all of them here for you, because these devices could be the new way of the future!
You read that right! This gadget is a literal computer inside your contact lens that “allows you to record videos, surf the web, facial recognition and take photos,” according to Vala Afshar on Twitter. The video showcases some really neat features about this device, including being able to see the directions to your destination without taking your eyes off the road. You’ll also be delivered real-time information about people and places.
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If cleaning your windows is a pastime you groan when you think about, you will no longer be dreading that time! These robots automatically clean windows for you. In the video, we see that it requires a cord and many people are responding with requests to make the product wireless. Maybe we’ll be seeing a revamp sometime in the future?
Forget your classic Mercedes Benz models. This one will take you straight into the future! There are many other cars available from CES as well that are electric-based and just as innovative as this advanced vehicle.
This drone plane definitely looks nothing like any of the traditional planes we use on a daily basis.
Afshar shows a video of robots working in a warehouse that humans would normally work at. He says, “The workforce of the future is humans and machines co-creating value. A look inside @AlibabaGroup‘s smart warehouse, where robots do 70% of the work, with 300% more efficiency.” The robots receive instructions via WiFi and get right to work!
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