CES 2016
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For the third straight CES, we sat down with Avegant, makers of the Glyph personal theater. With the Avegant Glyph just about set to start shipping to the public, what we found was a much more polished headset, about to launch in a world that may need some time to warm up to it.
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Drone maker Autel Robotics has developed a vertical takeoff and landing unmanned aircraft that transitions into a fixed-wing flight mode once it gets into the air. With a range of up to 62 miles (100 km) and a payload of 4.4 lb ( 2kg), it's being targeted at humanitarian and agricultural operations.
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Auto companies - particularly the German ones - are taking infotainment systems to the next level at this year's CES. Audi gets in on the action with a new AMOLED-based HMI interior concept and also previews a few upcoming autonomous technologies
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Although off-the-shelf shoe inserts exist to provide support and/or cushioning, a bionics company has devised a method of creating affordable, 3D printed custom insoles from 2D snapshots taken on a smartphone.
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Yuneec International's Typhoon H hexacopter is designed to free up the camera with retractable landing gear and a folding design that makes the craft backpackable.
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This week at CES, Kodak revealed a prototype of its first new Super 8 film camera in over 30 years. Known simply as the Kodak Super 8 camera (for now), it combines analog and digital features.
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Zeiss is set to join the iPhone accessory market with three lenses which have been developed in partnership with ExoLens. The lenses include a wide-angle, a telephoto and a macro.
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Although activity trackers come in a variety of shapes and types, most look like what they're assumed to be. The latest device from Misfit, however, bucks trends with a unique fashion-forward design.
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Intel has taken the wraps of its brand new Compute Stick, with the new models being both more powerful and more convenient than the original product.
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Last year, Delphi used its own technologies to "drive" a car autonomously from San Francisco to New York. The next stage of that tech is what the company calls "vehicle-to-everything" (V2E). It allows vehicles to "communicate" with streets, signs, traffic lights, other cars and even pedestrians.
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Sony has expanded its Hi-Res portfolio with the HX500 turntable, which boasts a built-in 24-bit analog-to-digital converter that allows audiophiles to transfer their beloved vinyl collections to high quality digital formats.
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The Panasonic ZS100 is a pocketable travel camera which pairs a 1-inch 20.1-megapixel sensor with a big zoom lens. The camera also shoots 4K video and features built-in Wi-Fi.
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