Health sensors are evolving from basic metrics to continuous, non-invasive health monitoring, as showcased at CES. Innovations include smart rings, advanced scales, and AI-driven platforms for tracking biomarkers. Notable technologies include radar-based sleep tracking and a contactless sleep apnea solution. The trend emphasizes integration, personalization, and the importance of data validation and privacy.
CES showcased various new robots, with a focus on AWD mowers suitable for steep slopes. Key models include the Mammotion LUBA 3 AWD, Rokibot G7 AWD, and Segway Navimow AWD, each featuring advanced navigation technologies. Prices range from $1,000 to $4,000, with availability expected in 2026.
The recent exposition showcased a plethora of products heavily marketed under the banner of Artificial Intelligence, often misrepresenting true AI capabilities. From smart home devices to health sensors, AI was a recurring theme. Notable absences included smart mirrors and notable electric vehicle manufacturers. Future posts will delve into specific innovations experienced at the show.
One of the things I enjoy most about traveling — whether it’s a remote island or a massive city like Las Vegas — is noticing how fast the world changes when you’re not looking directly at it. Few places show that better than the Consumer Electronics Show. CES 2014: Bigger Screens, Smarter Connections In 2014,…
The author reflects on their experience attending the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) since 2014. After a hiatus due to COVID, they return to witness industry evolution. CES, a key tech event since 1967, has transitioned from showcasing gadgets to focusing on AI, electric vehicles, and integrated technology ecosystems.
The recent family trip to Italy was filled with memorable moments, including 27 church visits, 12 gelatos, and numerous family selfies. Highlights included Mass at St. Peter’s, biking the Appian Way, and exploring Rome’s history. The trip encapsulated family bonding, with a special dinner concluding the adventure together.
Today, we celebrated my grandson Simon’s birthday by biking on the historic Appian Way, built in 312 BC. This ancient road, lined with cypress trees and ruins, offers a unique perspective of history. Our family enjoyed quality time together in Rome, filled with memories and stories, before some head back to the US.
We visited Pompeii today. We took a train to Naples and then had a tour bus pick us up at the train station and take us to Pompeii. There we met our guide and she took us through the ancient city. Tucked near the Bay of Naples, the ancient city of Pompeii tells one of…
The Vatican Museums, established in the early 1500s by Pope Julius II, showcase a vast collection of art, featuring classical sculptures, Renaissance masterpieces, and the Sistine Chapel, renowned for Michelangelo’s ceiling. Despite the crowds, the visit is a profound journey through history and art, culminating in the inspiring beauty of the Sistine Chapel.
The next day we boarded a train and headed to Rome. All of the grandchildren loved riding the trains. JP said it was the favorite part of his trip. We arrived into Rome, took the Metro to our VRBO apartments (3 in the same building). The apartments are close to the Metro, on a…
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