Will AI make our homes more caring and efficient? Check out what we liked the most at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, from laundry-folding robots to designer speakers, LEGO smart bricks, ultrasonic chef’s knives and more.
At the CES tech fair, the Black Eyed Peas’ musician and entrepreneur presented Trinity, a sleek, single-passenger electric vehicle with “an organising brain for life on the move.” The EV will be manufactured in LA, empowering a working-class neighbourhood.
From ultrasonic knives to AI-powered devices that grill steaks with infrared light, kitchen technology places design thinking at the heart of dining.
From frame-like sculptures to candy tunes, in Las Vegas, unconventional speakers and audio innovation blend design, playfulness, and immersive sound.
The updated VARMBLIXT features colour-shifting and dimmable light, letting the atmosphere at home evolve and transform.
Tucked with ‘invisible’ cutting-edge technology, the smart brick reacts to how kids play – and then plays back. According to LEGO, it is “our biggest innovation since… erm… ever!”
LG Electronics’ LG CLOiD cooks, does the laundry and coordinates connected home appliances to make housework a thing of the past.
