"CES is just days away, kicking off on Jan. 4 for the media (when most of the news breaks) and on Jan. 6 for the public. As the world's largest tech conference, the show starts the year with companies showcasing their latest innovations on a global stage. The result: a bevy of announcements for tech enthusiasts and the general public alike."
"CES has typically been a hotspot for wearables of all kinds, with some of our favorites from last year including a sleep wearable that keeps you focused and even an 18-karat gold smart ring. However, as AI has become the hottest technology of the moment, companies are incorporating the tech into wearables to offer more advanced features, such as deeper data analysis with easy-to-use Q&A AI chatbots."
CES begins Jan. 4 for media and Jan. 6 for the public, marking the launch of the consumer tech calendar. Companies will present a wave of AI-enabled hardware, with wearables incorporating deeper data analysis and easy-to-use Q&A AI chatbots. The convergence of advanced AI models and physical devices is driving smart glasses, pins, wristbands, and smart rings. Trifold smartphones, consumer robots, and next-generation TVs could emerge as standout products. The showfloor provides hands-on access to innovations from both startups and established brands, revealing early indicators of broader industry trends.
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