CES 2022: the Consumer Electronic Show looks ahead despite the pandemic
CES 2022: self driving tractors, androids and healthcare-tech. The world’s most important Consumer Electronic Show, ventures into the new year bringing forward innovation.
32°N adaptive sunglasses allow you to read your book and see from afar with a tap
Thanks to patented dynamic ‘Liquid Crystal’ lenses, 32°N glasses can seamlessly switch between “reading mode” for near vision and “scenic mode” for far distances.
Covid-19 took over CES 2021: highlights and trends from the world’s most influential tech event
CES 2021 went all-digital, featuring more than 1900 exhibitors representing the entire tech spectrum from automotive to 5G, smart cities and beyond. From rollable smartphones to self-driving race-cars… But the real protagonist was Covid-tech.
Pinterest: discover visionary technologies debuting at CES2020
Discover the best of CES2020, the world leading Consumer Electronic Show in Las Vegas, in our dedicated Pinterest board… and check our report!
Giles Walker’s pole dancing robots wow and raise eye brows in Las Vegas’ strip club
Pole dancing robots at Las Vegas’ Sapphire gentlemen club shake their silicon booty to “attract women” and make reflect on digital voyeurism during CES 2018.
Vestaboard: the vintage mechanical split-flap display tuning with your smartphone
Vestaboard re-imagines the design of a split-flap display you used to see at train stations. Using your mobile device you can send it messages and get updates both at home or in the office.
CES 2018: 7 cutting-edge human-based designs debuting at Las Vegas high-tech show
CES 2018: from human-responsive self-driving SUVs to headphones made from seized illegal guns and a toy helping kids to cope through cancer treatments. 7 responsible designs looking after and healthily interacting with their owners.
Yves Behar redesigns Kodak Super 8 camera
Kodak goes revival and presents the new Super 8 camera designed in collaboration with designer Yves Behar and acclaimed by directors Christopher Nolan, Quentin Tarantino and J.J. Abrams.