The Labrador Systems company has developed a robot capable of making everyday life easier for the elderly or those with reduced mobility. What could be better than a helping hand when you are unable, for example, to carry your meal from the kitchen to the dining room. The Labrador Retriever looks like a table with wheels and can carry a maximum load of 11 kg, adjust its height or even retrieve a tray itself using robotic arms. It is thanks to its many sensors that this robot assistant manages to move around independently on pre-established routes.
The connected scale of Withings, Body Scan
The French firm has unveiled a new connected scale capable of recording an electrocardiogram thanks to a retractable handle equipped with electrodes.
Body Scan analyzes body composition (muscle mass, fat mass, bone mass and water) by segmentation. Thus, Withings allows users to view the composition of their trunk, arms and legs separately.
Available in black or white, Body Scan will be marketed this year, from 300 euros.
The Freestyle, the portable projector from Samsung
Samsung presented its portable mini video projector: The Freestyle. This compact and lightweight device is equipped with the Tizen system. It therefore embeds Netflix, Amazon Prime, Disney +, YouTube, OCS and many others. The Freestyle can display an image of up to 100 inches in Full HD. It also incorporates a Bluetooth speaker and has a 180 ° tilting stand. Samsung’s pico-projector will be available for pre-order from January 20 and its marketing will begin on February 17, in France.
TCL’s futuristic connected glasses
TCL took advantage of CES 2022 to unveil its new connected glasses: the NXTwear Air. This ultra-light 75 gram pair of glasses has, not lenses, but Full HD Micro OLED screens.
It has two stereo speakers, but can be used with headphones. The Chinese brand promises the equivalent of a projection of a screen diagonal of 140 inches, 4 meters away, thus guaranteeing an immersive experience worthy of a movie theater.
Samsung goes strong with its 55-inch rotating screen
A swivel screen that adapts to your needs, that’s what Samsung provides with its Odyssey Ark. This 55-inch 4K curved screen is dedicated to both gaming and work.
Vertically, the Odyssey Ark displays a maximum of four superimposed windows. When rotated horizontally, the screen transforms into a true 16: 9 gaming monitor. Its price is still unknown for the moment, but its marketing is scheduled for 2022.