The Consumer Electronics Show is underway in Las Vegas, and in a bit of a departure from usual, this year's show focused on artificial intelligence and its applications in health and wellness, CNBC reports.
Among the highlights: A motion-detecting pillow that snoring can be replaced with an AI-powered phone app that translates baby cries into cries of your own.
A smart belt for the visually impaired that can predict when you're going to pee.
A tiny solar-powered electric car that can travel 13 miles on a single charge.
A single device for at-home health checks.
A solar-powered backup battery for phones and laptops.
A desk bike that doubles as a charging device for phones and laptops.
An AI-powered phone app that translates baby cries into cries of your own.
A smart belt for the visually impaired that can predict when you're going to pee.
An AI-powered car that can drive 13 miles on a single charge.
An AI-powered belt for the visually impaired that can predict when you're going to pee.
An AI-powered car that can drive 13 miles on a single charge.
An AI-powered belt for the visually impaired that can predict when you're going to pee.
An AI-powered belt for the
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