The CES exhibition for consumer electronics is known for its specialization in displaying the most unusual technologies in the world, so the year 2023 witnessed many new products offered within the exhibition, which ended its activities during the past days.
The strangest devices presented at CES
CES was held at the Las Vegas Convention Center, USA, and showcased some of the latest ideas from tech giants such as Samsung And Sony, in addition to the less well-known companies, and the strangest devices presented in the exhibition were as follows..
Color changing car
Dubbed the BMW i Vision Dee, BMW’s new colour-changing car uses electronic ink to switch between 32 colours, including violet, pink, yellow, white and red.
The body of the BMW i Vision Dee is divided into microcapsules, which contain colored pigments which are stimulated by an electric field. Depending on the setting selected, this causes specific color pigments to collect on the surface of each microcapsule, giving the body the desired shade.
smart watch
A Dutch technology company offered Its smart watch The unique “No watch”, which is responsible for determining the rate of stress, temperature, heartbeat, and movement patterns, but it contains a small circular plate of gems instead of a touch screen, which means that it cannot tell its users the time, and the sale of the watch begins in the first half of the year 2023, starting at $499.
Folding disc
The Korean technology giant, Samsung, unveiled its futuristic shape-shifting tablet, called the Flex Hybrid, a screen that not only relies on unfolding, but also slides a small gadget in and out, giving users a few extra inches.
Smart sole
A smart insole created by the Italian company GAIT-TECH aims to make wearing high heels more comfortable for women, as the insole cushions are affected while walking and redistributes pressure along the foot, which helps relieve foot pain associated with long-term use, and is installed invisibly.
Smart bird feeder
Definitely the best device showcased at CES this year, however, was the “Bird Buddy” smart bird feeder. The AI-powered feeder is equipped with a camera that gives users a live close-up feed on an app when it’s being used by a bird.