FX.co ★ Brightest innovations from CES 2024 tech show

AI Companion Robot

One of the highlights of CES 2024 was the unveiling of a new development by the South Korean tech giant LG. The company brought to Las Vegas a companion robot with artificial intelligence. This small gadget, which moves on two wheels, promises to free users from household chores, as it can control smart appliances and take care of pets. However, the robot's standout feature is that it can offer its owner meaningful interaction, having first assessed their mood as well as individual needs and preferences.

VR/AR Glove

The American biotech company Afference introduced the Phantom glove at CES 2024, facilitating virtual and augmented reality effects. Thanks to this gadget, users can physically feel the shape, texture, and even temperature of objects that do not actually exist. Experts believe that this invention could become a breakthrough not only in the metaverse market but also in the field of medical prosthetics.

Fitness Collar for Pets

The French consumer electronics manufacturer Invoxia has long been globally recognized for developing innovative smart devices based on artificial intelligence. This time, the company brought the Minitailz Smart Pet Tracker fitness collar for pets to CES. With this small gadget, users can monitor the most important health indicators of their four-legged friends to prevent diseases on time. The device can also be used as a GPS tracker.

Sleep Improvement Headband

Insomnia is called one of the main scourges of humanity in the 21st century. Hence, it is no surprise that every new gadget designed to rid people of this problem generates huge public interest. This was the case with the FRENZ Brainband device, introduced at CES 2024 by the startup Earable. The gadget, which can positively affect sleep phases, became one of the most talked-about innovations at the exhibition. The audience was particularly impressed by the device's convenience, designed as an almost weightless hoop.

Air-to-Water Generator

Another significant invention showcased at this year's CES is the most advanced freshwater generator of the last five years. WaterCube became the world's first device to extract water directly from the air. This gadget was developed by the American company Genesis Systems, which is working on solving the global water shortage problem. The manufacturer claims that WaterCube can generate nearly 120 gallons (about 454 liters) of clean and drinking water per day.