For design enthusiasts, visiting CES can be a challenging experience. Hundreds of exhibitors from all over the world are crammed into two galleries in Las Vegas. There are many unimaginable products on display, such as discovery distributors with microchips. Exhibits are full of sights, making the process of finding attractive designs become like looking for cheap cocktails in Venice. Recently, the United States well-known website "Connection" inventoryed this year's CES (International Consumer Electronics Show) design the most eye-catching and most interesting 10 products. 
Sevenhugs Smart Remote The newly-built Smart Remote by Sevenhugs, a French startup company, is a standard for universal remote controls. It connects to a proprietary indoor positioning system that not only locates its own spatial location, but also locates more than 25,000 connected devices it points to. Holding it in front of the lamp in the living room, it will tune out Hue's application interface. Point it at your TV and Roku's UI will appear. This environment-awareness feature can make the original fragmented smart home experience simpler and more uniform. Neonode AirBar Sensor When using a laptop, you usually either click the mouse or hit the keyboard. Now, with Neonode AirBar, you have one more interactive choice. This neonode product from Neonode needs to be attached to the base of the 13-inch MacBook Air. It can send out an invisible light field on the screen and turn your laptop into a giant touch screen. You can click, slide, and zoom on it, just like on a phone or tablet. Compared to a new notebook, the price of the product is not expensive. Lenovo Smart Home Assistant Smart Speakers From a functional perspective, Lenovo's new Smart Home Assistant can be said to be a replica of Amazon Amazon Echo. It uses Alexa's cloud-based voice service to provide features such as playing music, conducting web searches, and repurchasing toilet paper. Its most notable feature is its appearance. The product uses three colored speaker brackets that are clearly more eye-catching than the Amazon Echo's monotonous black cylinder design. Roli Blocks Lightpad Instruments Roli, who has produced the Seaboard Rise multi-touch keyboard, has also launched an equally attractive instrument. Blocks Lightpad is a modular, synthetic musical instrument system that can be magnetically configured in a variety of configurations. However, its real highlight is its responsiveness to rapid pressure-sensitive control functions that can transform subtle human contact into music that the regulator can't create. LG's OLED W7 TV makes television as thin as possible, which is arguably the eternal theme of competition in the TV industry. LG's OLED W7 is a good example. The company embeds the TV's core components in an external sound bar, allowing only 18-pound and 3.85-mm thick 65-inch displays to hang on walls like posters. With its slim shape, it can easily become the centerpiece of any living room. However, it is not difficult to imagine that invisible displays like this may be applied to outdoor walls in the future. LEGO Boost Programmable Building Block Since its establishment in 1932, LEGO has been committed to creating simple and intuitive toys. The Danish company is continuing its tradition and recently launched Boost equipment, adding a little more functionality to its toys. Boost allows kids to use an application that uses a drag-and-drop programming language to program their work to walk, scroll, flash, make noise, and more. Among the various toys that teach children to teach, Boost's biggest advantage is: It's really fun and it's fun. Tanvas tactile feedback screen The biggest drawback of the common touchscreen is that it is just a flat cold glass screen. The new technology, Tanvas, introduces tactile feedback technology to the screen that simulates the tactile sensation of the items you see on the screen. As Tanvas explains, this magical experience can be realized between your fingers and the screen. By using an electrostatic field to create friction, the company was able to simulate six different materials, such as wavy, grainy, fine, wavy. It turns a touchscreen from something that is just purely touched to something that you can actually feel. Netatmo Healthy Home Coach Home Health Monitor The air quality monitor is equivalent to a home-facing health tracker - just like health tracking devices, everyone seems to be doing this monitor. With a beautiful design, Netatmo's Healthy Home Coach can be distinguished from other similar products. The bronze cylindrical monitor tracks air quality, noise, temperature, and humidity and sends relevant information to the application to help you understand what's going on inside the house - but it's not because of its capabilities. Many connected home devices on the market are becoming more and more useful - a big challenge for future vendors will be to create a distinctive and attractive appearance. Whether it is functional or shape design, Healthy Home Coach has done a great job. Kuri robots are filled with various home robots that are not like robots. They can play music, can order groceries, and can help when no one is at home. Mayfield's Kuri is not such a robot. This 20-inch-high robot looks like a cartoon character. It has big eyes that blink, and the sound sounds like the Sesame Street version of the R2-D2. It is very cute and very interesting. Unlike the unidentified robots, Kuri's positioning is very clear, and that is to be your robot pet. If you dare not need a robot to handle trivial day-to-day housework, you may be tempted to buy this cute robot. Sony LSPx-s1 Candlelight Speaker Sony's new candlelight speakers are neither the best lamps nor the best speakers. In the market, you can find better luminaires and Bluetooth speakers than it is, and the price may not be half of it. However, the unexpected combination of luminaires and speakers is exactly what makes this product special and attractive. Sony embeds the dimmable LED light into the glass tube and places it on a 360-degree speaker, resulting in such a simple style of hybrid product.
Sevenhugs Smart Remote The newly-built Smart Remote by Sevenhugs, a French startup company, is a standard for universal remote controls. It connects to a proprietary indoor positioning system that not only locates its own spatial location, but also locates more than 25,000 connected devices it points to. Holding it in front of the lamp in the living room, it will tune out Hue's application interface. Point it at your TV and Roku's UI will appear. This environment-awareness feature can make the original fragmented smart home experience simpler and more uniform. Neonode AirBar Sensor When using a laptop, you usually either click the mouse or hit the keyboard. Now, with Neonode AirBar, you have one more interactive choice. This neonode product from Neonode needs to be attached to the base of the 13-inch MacBook Air. It can send out an invisible light field on the screen and turn your laptop into a giant touch screen. You can click, slide, and zoom on it, just like on a phone or tablet. Compared to a new notebook, the price of the product is not expensive. Lenovo Smart Home Assistant Smart Speakers From a functional perspective, Lenovo's new Smart Home Assistant can be said to be a replica of Amazon Amazon Echo. It uses Alexa's cloud-based voice service to provide features such as playing music, conducting web searches, and repurchasing toilet paper. Its most notable feature is its appearance. The product uses three colored speaker brackets that are clearly more eye-catching than the Amazon Echo's monotonous black cylinder design. Roli Blocks Lightpad Instruments Roli, who has produced the Seaboard Rise multi-touch keyboard, has also launched an equally attractive instrument. Blocks Lightpad is a modular, synthetic musical instrument system that can be magnetically configured in a variety of configurations. However, its real highlight is its responsiveness to rapid pressure-sensitive control functions that can transform subtle human contact into music that the regulator can't create. LG's OLED W7 TV makes television as thin as possible, which is arguably the eternal theme of competition in the TV industry. LG's OLED W7 is a good example. The company embeds the TV's core components in an external sound bar, allowing only 18-pound and 3.85-mm thick 65-inch displays to hang on walls like posters. With its slim shape, it can easily become the centerpiece of any living room. However, it is not difficult to imagine that invisible displays like this may be applied to outdoor walls in the future. LEGO Boost Programmable Building Block Since its establishment in 1932, LEGO has been committed to creating simple and intuitive toys. The Danish company is continuing its tradition and recently launched Boost equipment, adding a little more functionality to its toys. Boost allows kids to use an application that uses a drag-and-drop programming language to program their work to walk, scroll, flash, make noise, and more. Among the various toys that teach children to teach, Boost's biggest advantage is: It's really fun and it's fun. Tanvas tactile feedback screen The biggest drawback of the common touchscreen is that it is just a flat cold glass screen. The new technology, Tanvas, introduces tactile feedback technology to the screen that simulates the tactile sensation of the items you see on the screen. As Tanvas explains, this magical experience can be realized between your fingers and the screen. By using an electrostatic field to create friction, the company was able to simulate six different materials, such as wavy, grainy, fine, wavy. It turns a touchscreen from something that is just purely touched to something that you can actually feel. Netatmo Healthy Home Coach Home Health Monitor The air quality monitor is equivalent to a home-facing health tracker - just like health tracking devices, everyone seems to be doing this monitor. With a beautiful design, Netatmo's Healthy Home Coach can be distinguished from other similar products. The bronze cylindrical monitor tracks air quality, noise, temperature, and humidity and sends relevant information to the application to help you understand what's going on inside the house - but it's not because of its capabilities. Many connected home devices on the market are becoming more and more useful - a big challenge for future vendors will be to create a distinctive and attractive appearance. Whether it is functional or shape design, Healthy Home Coach has done a great job. Kuri robots are filled with various home robots that are not like robots. They can play music, can order groceries, and can help when no one is at home. Mayfield's Kuri is not such a robot. This 20-inch-high robot looks like a cartoon character. It has big eyes that blink, and the sound sounds like the Sesame Street version of the R2-D2. It is very cute and very interesting. Unlike the unidentified robots, Kuri's positioning is very clear, and that is to be your robot pet. If you dare not need a robot to handle trivial day-to-day housework, you may be tempted to buy this cute robot. Sony LSPx-s1 Candlelight Speaker Sony's new candlelight speakers are neither the best lamps nor the best speakers. In the market, you can find better luminaires and Bluetooth speakers than it is, and the price may not be half of it. However, the unexpected combination of luminaires and speakers is exactly what makes this product special and attractive. Sony embeds the dimmable LED light into the glass tube and places it on a 360-degree speaker, resulting in such a simple style of hybrid product.
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