The Vuze is a 3D 360-degree virtual reality camera.
The Gymwatch sensor tracks your fitness movements and delivers the results via a smartwatch app.
The Ween bills itself as the first real-time smart thermostat. It reacts in real time to adjust a home’s temperature immediately. If you arrive or leave, the thermostat automatically adjusts.
The Smart Wheel is a steering wheel cover that alerts you when you don’t hold the steering wheel correctly, and a mobile app analyzes driving behavior.
The Somabar is a robotic bartender that works like a Keurig but delivers a mixed drink instead of coffee. You order a drink from a smartphone app and the device is filled with pods of liquor and juices that are used to mix the requested drink.
The Sensorwake is an olfactory alarm clock that wakes you up with scents, not sound. Choose from scents including espresso, chocolate, peppermint, seaside, lush jungle and hot croissant.
The Tipron robot projector will move around your home by itself and project a variety of internet content automatically.
D-Vine pours wine by the glass and calls itself a “connected sommelier.”
Belty first appeared at CES 2015, and drew attention to how it would automatically loosen if you ended up having too big of a meal and needed to literally loosen your pants. This year’s version has some changes, including a more fashionable belt-like appearance. The Belty Good Vibes now has the ability to vibrate to remind you if you’ve been sitting too long, and let you know if you haven’t had enough water to drink.
The Prizm is billed as a “music brain” and connects to your existing speakers to deliver a unique playlist based on the type of music stored in your devices, from your wearables to your smartphones, and from your streaming music subscriptions. It also curates the playlist based on who is in the room at that time, by monitoring the playlists on their devices and their streaming subscriptions.
The Digitsole smartshoe features built-in foot warmers, wireless charging, a projector light, step-tracking technology and shock detection.
This smart temporal thermometer from Withings works with a smartphone app to track measurements and give advice.
The Pico Brew is a compact brewing appliance that brews five-liter mini kegs of craft beer in about two hours. It’s Wi-Fi connected for recipe downloads and brew tracking.
This smart fish finder is a sonar that works with an app on your smartphone to locate fish in the water. It provides information about water depth, temperature and bottom contour.
The all-weather BoomJacket is a portable Bluetooth speaker.
This outdoor security camera from Netatmo has people, car and animal detection.
The Sleepion is a three-in-one sleeping device that uses sound, light and aroma to create a more comfortable sleep environment.
The smart piano teaches you to play with video lessons from instructors and sheet music guided by light-up keys.
The Beddit is a sleep tracker that goes under the mattress to track your sleep.
The eco-sensitive smart shower from Hydrao features Bluetooth 4.0 and is self-powered. You can track your water consumption via an app on your smartphone.
The Immersit is a 4D motion device that transforms your existing couch into a dynamic couch that moves and vibrates in coordination with the action in a movie or video game.
This smart jewelry line of wearable devices from Wisewear has a fashionable vibe to blend technology with style.
The Ili is a wearable translator that uses voice recognition to translate languages. English, Japanese and Chinese are available in the first generation version, with French, Thai, Korean scheduled for the second generation and Spanish, Italian and Arabic scheduled for the third generation.
Teena Maddox is a VP at Brodeur Partners. She is a former Associate Managing Editor at TechRepublic. Teena's lifelong journalism career has included writing on staff for publications including People magazine, W magazine and Women's Wear Daily.
