Every year there is a storm of new innovations and products in the technology world. Occasionally some strange products are also seen. This year's Consumer Electronics Show (CES) was held in Las Vegas from January 7 to 11. The fair has seen some strange gadgets that are not just for novelty; Rather, the design and practical features have sparked discussion.
Electric salt spoon
This electric spoon made by a company called Kirin will enhance the taste of salt without adding extra salt. It activates the sodium molecules on the tongue through a mild electrical current. As a result, food tastes more salty.
body friend
For fans of 'Transformers' movies, this could be a dream come true. It is a state-of-the-art massage chair that can move arms and legs like a robot. Body Friend has 733 parts, which are able to measure the heart rate as well as massage the body.
Willow Autoflow Plus
Children's teeth brushing device Willow Autoflow Plus. But its method is quite strange. Children will clench their teeth into a horse-bit shaped object. The machine will then start cleaning their teeth. It can be controlled through the app.
Halliday Smart Glass
Smart glass is improving day by day. Now glass in the eye means no more devices are needed. Halide's new smart glass is just that. This glass will connect wirelessly with smartphone or other device. Above the right eye of the glass is a 3.6 mm display. Through this user can easily view notifications and other important information. In addition, there is a small speaker in the glass.
Nekojita fu fu
Sometimes it is necessary to cool hot water, tea or coffee in a hurry. We have been doing this work in many ways for so long. Now the solution is Nekojita Fu Fu. This small cat-sized device sits next to a mug or bowl and cools hot drinks. This is a fun invention for tech lovers and pet owners.
Petal
Many of us have trees in our homes or gardens. Like human health, they need to be taken care of. Petal will solve it. Made by a company called Bird Buddy, this gadget will monitor the health of plants through its camera. Petal can even share the plant's 'mood' through an AI-powered chatbot.
