5 products from CES 2023 that will shock you

Computer Electronic Show (CES) came back with a total capacity this year in Las Vegas (USA). The public saw great products from the industry. Products like drones that can record and make your home safe, a litter box that cleans itself automatically, a gadget that helps people almost without a voice to talk, a protocol to connect all smart products in your smart home, and a Bionic exoskeleton suit. Now I present to you the 5 most exciting products from CES 2023.

Voice

One solution aimed at helping people who are about to become aphonic due to health problems such as cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophies, and the like is My-Own-Voice. Acapela Group’s solution is a synthesizer that creates a digital voice for the user. The service achieves this through 50 sentences the user records in the online system. Then such sentences will be processed and used to create the text to be spoken. You can even use your own voice in SAPI services on Windows and with Google TTS API on Android.

Matter

During CES 2023, a protocol called Matter was displayed in several booths. It revolutionizes the issue of smart devices for smart homes. Before Matter, it was impossible to use devices from different brands. With it, it is possible to use several different devices around the house, and everyone will talk to each other all remaining in the same Matter protocol.

Drone and security

The Always Home Cam from Ring will cost $249.99 and will start shipping next year. The gadget was presented at the last CES. The autonomous drone can fly for your home, recording your house or apartment while you are out. The drone returns to its charging dock to recharge when the battery is out of the end. The equipment is fully autonomous, but you can define its path. The owner also can program the drone to fly when the Ring Alarm System detects a disturbance.

Smart litter

If you have a cat, you understand that cleaning the litter box will be a daily mission. The Litter-Robot promises to do this mission for you automatically. At the same time, the gadget promises to reduce the odours inside your house/apartment. The equipment uses Wi-Fi so that you can track all activity. Whisker created the product.

Exoskeleton

German Bionic presented at CES a suit capable of reducing pain and injuries. The exoskeleton is very successful, and the German company wants to test the suit on people with limited mobility or reduced body mobility. In other words, in addition to serving the work environment, especially in warehouses, it can help people with motor difficulties to walk without needing wheelchairs – if the tests work.