The most intriguing tech from Showstoppers at CES 2016 (pictures)
Every year we are invited to a number of smaller events during CES where companies show off their new wares and hope to garner attention from the press. Here's what we found intriguing at Showstoppers.
Dan Graziano
Wowee Robotic Dog
Wowee's Robotic dog Chip plays with a connected ball toy.
Biotrak Halo
Biotrak's Halo is a smart headband that helps to manage headaches and stress. The compatible smartphone app provides coaching and feedback.
Lifeprint
Every Lifeprint photo can tell a story. This portable printer can print GIFs, Live Photos and more. These photos print as still images, but come to life through augmented reality with the company's smartphone app.
GoSun Grill
The GoSun Grill can bake, boil or fry a meal for up to eight people, using only the Sun. The solar cooker can also charge during the day for grilling after dark.
Active Edge Gear
Active Edge's bracelets and shirts emit an electro magnetic frequency that the company claims help reduce inflammation and improve sleep.
Powis Viewr 2.0
The Powis Viewr 2.0 is an artist-designed VR headsets that is inspired by Google Cardboard.
AfterMaster TV
AfterMaster TV can automatically stabilize the audio volume on your TV so that you don't have to constantly adjust it during loud commercials.
Kanoa
The Kanoa earbuds are completely wireless.
Polaris GEM
Polaris was showing off its new electric vehicle.
Alpha 2 Humanoid Robot
The Alpha 2 can control smart appliances, check voicemails, act as your DJ, and more.
Sleepspace Nox
Sleepspace Nox wakes you up at the right time with a sunrise-like lamp and tracks your sleep with a sensor under your sheet.
Earin shows off another true wireless earbud system
Earin is an extra-small wireless pair of earbuds that comes with a charging case and is retailed at $249.
Smart Kapp IQ
The Smart Kapp IQ is a smartboard that doubles as a whiteboard and an Ultra HD display.