At the CES Tech show in Las Vegas conducted last week, a wide range of innovations from electric cars and boats to wireless TVs and smartphones, and tablets. Some aimed to solve massive real-world issues and some were made to make the lives of people much easy and more fun. And some of them performed just a little on the stage.
The last week was spent by the journalists connecting the gaps through the display halls with the most exciting, interesting, and unusual tech creations. Some of the eye-catching innovations are:
A most fun way to reach the workplace
CES unveiled an event on remote-controlled, electric inline skates developed by a French start-up AtmosGear upon which the journalists had so much fun hovering around. The vehicle possesses a battery backup of up to 20 miles or 32 kilometers. The skates are connected to a waist bag holding the battery and all the cables connected to the skates. Skaters can also use the skates as a regular one when they need to be charged or when the owner wants to travel under their power.
Founder Mohamed Soliman hopes that electric bike and scooter use will become commonplace. “People always be too happy and keep smiling while they are skating around because it is so much fun. That is why my goal is for everyone to go skating again,” Founder said.
The skates are already available to pre-order and will cost $500. The company is aiming for 200 orders for the commencement of its production and it has already got 150 orders.
Kitchen tech we all have one’s hearts set on
A smart mixer got unveiled that facilitates the weighing of ingredients in the bowl while working. GE Profile has developed such a mixer that has an auto sensor that keeps a look upon the changes in texture and viscosity and makes the speed adjustment accordingly to avoid overmixing, shuts itself off automatically.
It also has a voice control feature which helps people not halt their work and wash their hands to operate it. It is available exclusively at Crate & Barrel for $999.95 and features all the top-class features.
Getting the Fame
There have been many more good-to-go innovations to look upon escorted by many celebrities as singer and dancer Paula Abdul showed up to make a few purchases. All in all, the event went out to grab massive success and fame.
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