24 BEST Things I saw in Vegas at CES 2024!

Hello what's going on? I've made it to CES

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and there's so much amazing technology out there that I can't wait to show you that we have a lot to see, so sit back, relax and let's take a look. This TV is one of the craziest

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I've ever seen. What I've seen in 9 years at CES not only casually measures 137 inches, but it can also fold in on itself and resemble a piece of furniture. It's amazing to see it fold and unfold. Oh, and get this, when fully unfolded, the seams completely disappear. Oh really. I can't see anything even up close because the company measures any small gaps in the seams and increases the brightness of nearby LEDs to hide it, but it costs a whopping $200,000 and if you're wondering who on Earth would spend that well on its primary use .

The point was to put it on your yacht, obviously, CES

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was all about an AI and although it was somewhat of a gimmick, Samsung's new Hub Plus AI family looks useful like the previous version, the refrigerator has a built-in camera, opens the doors with a simple touch and the camera will track what you're putting in or taking out, but Samsung improved the AI. It can use images to plan personalized recipes and even alert you which foods are expiring. That's impressive, but what's surprising is how fast it was. It immediately recognized the foods and The software seemed much better at the moment, it can only recognize 33 foods so maybe it's just one step up, is it the hot dog app?

Robo Rock is making cleaning completely hands-free, the clean and dirty water tanks are fully automated, now finally its new S8 Max. V Ultra has a smaller dock that connects to the water line so it refills and drains itself, how crazy is that and I like that it's smaller since it doesn't need overly large water tanks. It also has a flexible arm side brush that extends and sweeps crumbs along the corner, the Q Revo Max V has a similar flexible arm, except it's for edge mopping, and both have hot water, mop their own voice assistant and avoid obstacles using a camera, and I'm happy that the camera backs up instead of e in color changing cars like we've seen at CES before we have e in color changing toilets colors added again why would anyone need this now their RGB toilet?

I see myself making interesting automations that of course Coler showed off their super expensive Advanced Shower Head Configurations, but they announced a shower accessory. You could actually get the spa through a hand held shower. You can interchange different accessories like a scrubber or a massager that uses a rechargeable battery. This seems much more useful compared to an and in. odorless that's for sure, I've always wanted some kind of car that is not only electric but can charge itself and this thing has solar panels on top so it can do that. This is from the Netherlands and it's called the team they call it. a solar buggy and reminds me a bit of a golf car.

It can go up to 40 m per hour and has a lot of range between the interchangeable batteries and the solar panel. This one is for two people, but then they want to produce a version for four. people or cargo, you can reserve the solar buggy now and I was pleasantly surprised that it starts at just over $6,000. I'm just going to say it: I want this, it looks like a normal grill, but it's actually 100% electric. I don't use gas charcoal or pellets and the surprising thing is how hot it gets. The grill heats up to 700°F and you can see that they were searing the meat perfectly on the very hot grill.

I never would have known it was electric. There's also an app where you can control the temperature or turn off the grill, but I love the look of it, it's so modern and it's backed by char Royal's parent company, so you know it's solid, okay, I admit this looks ridiculous, some they might even say it. It looks like a diaper on the guy's face, but I was surprised and here's why you know that when you're in public and someone is having a loud phone conversation. Write it through a muzzle to that person, the device creates a small sound bubble and muffles the voices up to 80% see how quiet it is in the clip, so I can hear it right now.

I mean, you probably can't hear it right now. I'm so crazy I could see this being useful if you want to have a confidential call in public as long as you don't care how you look while using it, we've seen fingerprint locks but face locks, that's something new. Lle launched the first door lock with facial recognition so you can walk up to the door and simply unlock it or deny it if your face is not registered, the lock works with major smart home platforms, although it is still working on the official certification of the matter, they also release a matter link that helps your existing locks work with matter, this is a cool solution, I hope other smart home companies take note the other exclusive Smart Lock is from Phillips which allows you Unlock the door with the palm of your hand.

There is also a sensor that can see when you are reaching for the door handle inside and that will automatically unlock the door so you don't have to turn the deadbolt, well this is another product. I want these sunglasses to change the tint automatically using a hidden light sensor or with a quick finger press, but I really want their new prescription version called Dusk RX. I'm not talking about this style, but that's all they had loaded uh anyway these are actually the first prescription glasses that adjusted the tint electronically. I have prescription sunglasses, but if it gets foggy or you pull into a parking lot I have to switch to regular glasses and I would love to have those.

These adjust automatically throughout the day, also have open audio and a rechargeable battery that charges wirelessly. It wouldn't be CES without a lot of TVs, but there was one type that stole the show: transparent TVs, something no one asks for, but Samsung and LG are making them. anyway Samsung showed a transparent micro LED which looked amazing, very bright and extremely transparent but they had another LED display behind it so it was hard to see and capture on camera and then it broke. LG's main display was its LG OLED TTV. I feel like Anyway, I'm just saying a bunch of lyrics, this is not a concept, but something that people can actually buy and why would you want a transparent TV?

That's the question I heard about 50 people say at the booth, well, when you're not looking at something. It looks better as it blends into your room or displays art and then when you're watching a show, a solid background slides up so you can view the screen like a regular TV. Okay, that's great when it comes to sound. The exopod completely blew me away. 20 speakers packed into this chair, there are also sensors on the chair to adjust the sound depending on where you are sitting and wow, the sound was amazing. What's crazy is that between all the sound-deadening materials inside and how close the speakers are to you, it's really loud. inside, but you can barely hear it when you're standing next to it.

I would love this in my house to play a movie and not wake my kids at night. Next up is xgy, today's sponsor, and they have an amazing booth at CES. Look at this. This projector has a motorized gimbal. This is the New Horizon Max and it has a very retro look. I like it with Isa 5.0. I know the motorized gimbal is fully automated so it finds the perfect spot on the wall and can rotate too. to another wall and remember the different settings for each, maybe you want to exercise on one side of the room and watch a movie on the other, no problem, it also has dual light 2.0 which means two different light sources They look much brighter next to them. to a single light source projector that costs a lot more, plus the colors are more vibrant and the quality is so good that the Horizon Max is IMAX certified and better, which is crazy because the projector costs less than $3,000 and usually It costs a lot more for an IMAX upgrade. certified projector, but it gets even crazier, this is the Aladdin 2.0 and it looks like a good lamp, but it's also a projector, it would be perfect for a bedroom and it also has built-in speakers with 360° sound.

I mean, how amazing is that. thanks to xjy for supporting the channel, if you always wanted to control an on air computer like Tom Cruz and Minority Report you need to watch this. This company called neurolab develops software for aerial gestures and there are two interesting

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about this first. It was really responsive, so whether we tried it for video games, ordering food, or doctor's offices, it recognized our gestures quickly. I've tried this technology before and some crazy gloves on the CES show floor this year, but this was my favorite option, the other exciting thing is the software works with any camera, even your webcam.

I hope this means more test controls in the smart home one day. You know, we've seen a few, but I want more. This is the Pebble Flow, an all-electric smart RV and when I say smart I mean. really smart, like you tap the app and it detects your own positions and it hooks to your car on its own, which we go through inside and it's definitely nice to see this privacy feature in the shower, very impressive and yes, necessary on vacation familiar so you can control everything with the app and I like all the LED lights they had here plus the dashboard they had mounted.

You know, I'm a fan of a smart home dashboard. I'm talking about the Smart Trailer dashboard and like I said it's electric with a 45 KW battery and a 1 KW hour solar panel on top for off grid living The Samsung booth is always an adventure but I was surprised how big the smart stuff section was compared to previous years and there were some new features for smart stuff, finally for the first time is it that interesting? map view where you can add your house plan to create a 3D layout and then you can easily see all your smart home devices at a glance.

I also like their new QR code for guests or kids, you can choose which devices to share and then you can simply scan the QR code and have access to them whenever you choose, and later this year Smart Things Energy will be the first to integrate with the Tesla API, so things like power and charging wall data or Tesla EVS will be accessible and smart things. Samsung also had a new version of its Bali robot, floating around to control your smart home using, you guessed it, AI. Funny that LG ripped off Samsung and had its own Bali knockoff floating around too.

I guess the future of having AI robots buzzing around the house. It's here, whether we like it or not, almost every company at CES claimed to have AI in a mattress. Well, the mattress adjusts in real time to fit your body. It was comfortable, but I don't know how I feel about the AI ​​feeling my body in bed. that's too far Leo Lighting claims to use AI to change the lights depending on how you feel, use the app to scan your face and if you are happy the lights are bright and if you are sad the lights try to match your mood, hm, yes. no comments but this AI companion takes the cake for its strange AI with built in GPT chat you can interact with it like you used to talk to other humans it's like we live in a big black mirror episode now there is no need to be afraid of him AI go, of course, also jumps on that AI train, but it has a good implementation.

Talk to the AI ​​in the app and it can change the lights to match the color of your favorite sports team or whatever you want. This will fit into existing goby lights. Save a lot of time instead of manually setting all the colors. GOI also updated almost every lighting fixture they had and it seemed like there were hundreds in their booth, like this floor lamp already had a great RGB light, but they said, "Hey, let's add another RGB." light all the way down, but there were some really cool lights with designs I'd never seen before. CES is always packed with amazing concept cars that may never come to life, but the Sony electric car stacks will be available next year with preview versions.

Orders started this year and I had a chance to sit in it and wow the screens are so intense here you can choose different themes, you can move your movie from the middle to the passenger side so it doesn't distract you while driving the driver. PlayStation to play. because of course that may be the only problem I can see with this car. I don't know how I dare to leave him and enter my house. There's also the Honda Space Hub that looks ridiculous on a $45,000 high-tech vehicle. electric motorcycle with six cameras and a futuristic hubless rear wheel, sick looking and common sense, had a hologram on the front screen to show the car's speed and turn-by-turn directions, has a greatercolor performance, making it easier to see and safer to drive, and finally Jackary was showing off his solar tent on a truck.

It is huge with 000 watt solar panels fully extended and this takes camping to a whole new level. If a smart dog door would make your life easier, this is the

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option I've seen so far. Poot is a motorized pet door that opens and closes when your dog's tag is nearby, so it only opens when your pet approaches for added safety. We've seen smart pet doors at CES before, but none like this one, because it uses your existing pet door. and inst as an upgrade solution, this makes installation much less complicated than other options and more affordable, and what happens if the door closes on your pet.

I put my arm to discover it and it doesn't hurt. Robot lawnmowers are becoming more popular, but Yarbo really stood out for its modular design. There is a grass cutting attachment, a leaf blowing attachment, and even a snow blower attachment. The chambers are heated to avoid being covered in ice, that way they can avoid people and objects. I'm glad they thought of that and it's packed with features like being able to blow snow in a certain corner, so not only does it make a mess everywhere, it can also cut grass up to 4 inches which is impressive for a robot. mower.

Aara had tons of new things. Smart home features and concepts to show this year, the main thing was its M3 Hub which runs on matter and integrates with other smart platforms of its own, but what I really liked is how reliable it will be, you don't need to trust it. clouds and runs locally, plus if you pair it with another M3 Hub it takes automatic backups so you don't lose anything if one of the hubs fails, they also showed a voice assistant device concept which I really liked instead of a microphone always listening. It only starts listening when you pick it up for more privacy.

They had a lot more at their booth that I'm covering in another video. Sometimes you come across a real invention at CES and Seevi is one of them. We tried some baked blueberry pies. this and not only were they moist but they only took 2 minutes to bake seems impossible so how does it work well? It's a completely new way of cooking, it's called all-round heating and it's like foaming, it sends electrical currents through the food so it can cook quickly at a low temperature, it's basically an improved microwave as it simultaneously provides the same amount of heat throughout the food for very even cooking and to keep it moist.

It's pretty impressive, but only time will tell if this becomes a thing, it wouldn't be CES. no robots everywhere you look, some are cute and will probably replace your pet. Can you imagine asking your neighbor what breed his pet is and he responds that it's a mix of Intel with a little apple silicon? There was a street cleaner robot driving around the Hotel Coner robot. from LG, an autonomous electric excavator that looks like it came straight out of a Star Wars movie, then there was this robot that made and served drinks with Richtech robotics, it was really fast and precise at making drinks, like using the ice maker and everything. that he was waiting for. it broke down but it didn't seriously it's awesome to see this thing in action and it also had a robotic Bender but this one had some bugs that required human help so maybe the robots aren't ready to take over completely . for the moment, but if you want a machine to make cocktails at home right now, the new Bar's 360 can help you, you can use the app to choose a drink, it will mix everything and light up when it's ready, and to set it up, simply pour the ingredients in separate stations and then you can see how much of each is left in the app.

It's a fun device that won't cost as much as a full robot bartender in your home. I had a great time at CES this year and technology just keeps getting crazier. You, oh, you have problems.