CES Curiosities, North Hall
Scenes from CES 2010's North Hall: E-cigarettes? Robotic baby seals?
These $6000 Therepauetic Robots by PARO are designed with 5 sensors, so they interact with people according to tactile, light, temperature, and posture readings, responding to voice and developing a 'personality' over time with it's owner.
Despite all the rocking out that was going on you could only hear this band if you try on some earbuds.
Apparently our most beloved classic board games can be improved by plugging them in? Maybe let's save some electricity and play chess the old fashioned way...
Sustainability is hot this year at CES. There were several aisles in the North Hall devoted to green tech products and firms. I even stopped to talk with the Greenpeace booth, handing out a "pocket guide to greener electronics."
Smoking Everywhere is a company promoting an E-Cigarette, which they claim will allow a smoker to get their nicotine without the nasty odor or harmful second-hand smoke. It's essentially a mini-vaporizor for tobacco in the shape of a cigarette.
Gamers can now put down their joysticks and slip on a Peregrine glove, programmable to respond to your muscle movements.
As always, rock and roll video games are a favorite of CES attendees.
Journalists line up for a test drive, another popular gaming interest here at CES.
These little guys are called Roboni.
Judging from my quick walk through this hall it would appear there is a lot of interest in Robots. (Personally I'd rather have the cute furry seal.)
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