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The coolest gadgets from this year's biggest electronics show
It was a good year to be at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES).
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From robots to smart bras, there were some truly innovative gadgets and electronics unveiled at CES in Las Vegas, which ran Jan. 6-9.
If you didn't get a chance to go, no worries. We compiled a list of the 16 coolest gadgets seen at CES.
Check them out:
The creators of the drone, dubbed the the Onagofly, raised $1.3 million on Indiegogo.
The 18-inch display can be rolled up, not just bent. It may be available in an LG product in 2017.
The smart box is equipped with an accelerometer, a gyroscope, and a heart rate monitor. The smart bra can measure metrics like your heart and breathing rate, which it then sends wirelessly to your smartphone.
All you have to do is throw it in the air and the drone will take off on its own. You get 45 minutes of flight time on a single charge with this guy. The price and release date have yet to be revealed.
It can also relay information like the amount of steps you've taken and how long you've been sitting down. All of the data is sent to your smartphone automatically. The belt, called WELT, is still in development.
Designed by NUA Robotics, the suitcase connects to your phone via Bluetooth so you always know where your luggage is. It can also charge your devices. There's no word on price yet, but the creators are hoping to release the smart suitcase in a year or so.
You can also make its opaque surface transparent simply by knocking on the door. This way, you can survey your food options without wasting cold air. There's no word yet on price or a release date.
The lightbulb can search the web, pull up your appointments, and text you if it detects noises like a smoke alarm or baby crying. Don't worry, it still provides light too. The WiFi connected Sengled lightbulbs can be purchased on Amazon.
The EHang 184 can fly single passengers around at low altitudes for short distances. The best part? It's autonomous — so you can kick back and relax without manning the controls. There's no formal price tag or release date yet. You can read more about it here.
Polaroid's Snap+ lets you set up your shot on a 3.5-inch LCD display. Once you snap your shot, your photo will immediately print out. It will launch in late 2016; the price has yet to be announced, but earlier models are priced at $100.
It may not be as high-tech as some of the other gadgets revealed at CES, but it's certainly cool and consumer friendly. There's no word yet on a price or release date.
The televisions use quantum dot technology, which displays more lifelike colors than those on less advanced TVs. There's no word yet on price or a release date.
The WowWee Chip will play fetch when you throw a Bluetooth ball. It rolls around on wheels and can play soccer as well! You can pre-order the $199 robot today.
Called the Fitbit Blaze, the watch has a colored screen, an angular shape, and comes with different band colors. It can show you how to do a workout correctly and has up to 5 days of battery life. You can buy the watch in May for $199. It's available for pre-order now.
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