Tech at CES 2024

CES is a place where new and innovative technologies are displayed yearly. But among these innovations, there are always some weird techs that grab attention. While weird isn’t always bad, it’s certainly unique. Explore the weirdest tech at CES 2024 with us!

Dynamic sound mixing based on your driving
Sound Drive, a startup founded by singer-songwriter turned entrepreneur, Will.i.am, has introduced an innovative technology that aims to revolutionize your music listening experience during your daily commute.


The system utilizes intelligent algorithms that react to your driving speed, seamlessly matching the rhythm and energy of your journey with the perfect soundtrack. Whether you’re cruising down the freeway or stuck in traffic, the music intelligently adjusts, with lyrics dynamically fading in and out to create a personalized audio experience.

A router that looks like a picture frame
In the age of personalized aesthetics, tech companies are redefining the integration of technology with home decor. Whether hung on a wall or placed on a desk, this router seamlessly blends functionality with artistic expression, offering a unique and elegant addition to your home.

This innovative router not only provides reliable and fast Wi-Fi, but also serves as a stylish statement piece. With its support for OpenWrt, the possibilities for customization and advanced configurations are endless.

A voice absorbing mask that looks like a muzzle
In the quest for privacy amidst noisy environments, Skyted has introduced two exceptional masks: the “Mobility Privacy Mask” and the “Hybrid Silent Mask.” These innovative creations are designed to absorb voice frequencies.Founder Stéphane Hersen envisions these masks being utilized not only in personal scenarios but also in professional environments such as offices, call centers, and even gaming arenas. With their distinct muzzle-like appearance, these masks provide a one-of-a-kind solution for maintaining privacy and reducing noise distractions.

An AI-powered stroller that rocks your baby for you
Parenthood is undoubtedly a rewarding journey, but it also comes with its fair share of challenges. Understanding the needs of busy parents, GlüxKind introduces Ella, an AI-powered stroller designed to alleviate some of the burdens. This remarkable innovation showcases the ability to push itself hands-free, automatically stop on inclines, and even provide a gentle rocking motion for your child, all without requiring any physical effort from you.

Moreover, Ella is equipped with a built-in white noise machine, creating a serene and comforting environment for your little one. With its seamless integration of technology and convenience, this stroller is a game-changer for parents.

A TV that you look through
LG has recently introduced the world to its latest marvel, the Signature OLED T – a 77-inch transparent TV that redefines the concept of immersive viewing. This technological masterpiece not only allows you to indulge in your favorite shows and movies but also adds a touch of opulence to your living space.

Despite its high price, the LG Signature OLED T is a captivating addition to home entertainment, making every viewing experience entertaining.

A toilet you can speak to
Say hello to the future of bathroom comfort with Kohler’s PureWash e930 Bidet Seat. Renowned for quality bathroom fixtures, Kohler introduces an innovative bidet seat that elevates your daily routine.
Embrace hands-free control with voice commands through Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. From activating the bidet spray to initiating the dryer or commanding it to self-clean, this voice-enabled bidet seat adds a new dimension of ease and automation to your bathroom experience.

Binoculars that can identify birds for you
Swarovski has introduced a new kind of binoculars designed specifically for birdwatchers. These binoculars are pretty special because they can actually tell you what kind of bird you’re looking at! All you have to do is point them in the right direction and press a button.
They use a clever database called Merlin Bird ID, which has information on over 9,000 different types of birds. By combining fancy technology with the joy of birdwatching, these binoculars make it super easy to identify and appreciate the amazing birds around you.

A head for the ChatGPT
WeHead has developed a special kind of AI-powered head that adds a physical presence and facial expressions to the virtual AI experience of ChatGPT. This unique setup, which looks like a mannequin, has multiple screens that make interacting with the AI more immersive and interactive.
While it may seem strange and unusual, WeHead gives us a glimpse into how humans might interact with AI in the future. It shows us that our interactions with AI can be interesting and different from what we’re used to.

An AI assistant for your apps
Meet the Rabbit R1, a compact personal assistant that doesn’t need a phone to do its job. This little device uses smart AI technology to help you with different tasks.
You can talk to or touch the Rabbit R1 to interact with it easily. It runs on its own special system called RabbitOS. This clever personal assistant makes using your apps simpler and faster, so everything works smoothly.

A CNC mill with a retro ’90s aesthetic
Coast Runner presents a special CNC mill that not only works well but also has a cool retro ’90s look. This machine is made to be easy for both professionals and hobbyists to use. It can do things like cutting and 3D printing automatically, which makes production faster and easier.
In addition, its old-school style adds a fun and unique touch to any workspace. It’s a great combination of practicality and nostalgic design that everyone can enjoy.

AI-Powered baby cry translator
The AI-powered baby cry translator is an innovative solution for parents to understand their crying babies. Cappella, a startup based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, has developed a phone app that claims to understand babies’ cries and accurately determine whether they’re hungry, uncomfortable, tired, or need a diaper change. This innovative technology, powered by AI and machine learning, boasts an impressive accuracy rate of over 95%, surpassing the mere 30% accuracy rate of human attempts to interpret their babies’ needs.

Apolline Deroche, founder and CEO of Cappella and an MIT graduate, stated that they have trained their AI technology on large datasets of baby cries collected from hospitals. By analyzing markers and considering contextual factors, the app can provide real-time feeds and notifications to caregivers whenever their baby cries, along with an interpretation of the cry’s meaning.
The app requires placing one phone in the baby’s room and another with the caregivers. These devices are connected through Cappella’s app for seamless communication. Caregivers can receive notifications and insights into their baby’s cries, helping them understand whether the baby is hungry, tired, or experiencing discomfort. If the caregivers disagree with the app’s interpretation, they can provide feedback by using a thumbs-down button, further refining the AI’s understanding.

AI-Powered Haircare
CombAI is a smart comb developed by Hong Kong startup HairCoSys. This innovative hair care solution aims to combat hair loss using AI technology. Founder and CEO Michael Wong, who is from a family of hair care experts and owners of the renowned hair loss treatment brand HairAgain, has taken inspiration from witnessing customers arriving at their treatment centers with advanced hair loss after neglecting early signs.
CombAI stands out as more than just an ordinary comb—it is a sophisticated device that incorporates an embedded camera to illuminate and capture images of the scalp and hair. These images are instantly analyzed in real-time through the connected app, providing valuable insights into the health of both the hair and scalp.
The foundation of HairCoSys’s AI model lies in Wong’s family business, HairAgain. Over one million hair and scalp photos provided by HairAgain have been used to train the AI system. With this large dataset, the AI can identify more than 20 types of hair and scalp problems, including dandruff, excessive sebum, and early signs of hair loss and thinning. Impressively, the accuracy rate of the AI system reaches up to 90%. Not only does CombAI detect hair and scalp conditions, but it also recommends personalized haircare products based on the user’s specific needs. This tailored approach ensures that individuals receive targeted solutions to address their hair and scalp concerns effectively.

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