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CES 2022: दुनिया को चौंकाने आए पांच गैजेट, 10 सेकेंड में दांत की सफाई से लेकर खाना पहुंचाने वाले रोबोट तक – news 2022

CES 2022 – फोटो : amarujala दुनिया का सबसे बड़ा कंज्युमर इलेक्ट्रॉनिक शो (CES 2022) आज यानी सात जनवरी को खत्म हो रहा है। CES का आयोजन हर साल किया जाता है। इस साल लास वेगास में 5-7 जनवरी के बीच CES 2022 का आयोजन किया गया है। हर साल की तरह इस साल भी इस बड़े टेक शो में दुनिया के कई अनोखे प्रोडक्ट लॉन्च हुए हैं। यह पहला मौका है जब किसी सीईएस में किसी भारतीय कंपनी ने हिस्सा लिया है। भारतीय कंपनी…

Kimberly Pierceall, The Associated Press, Jan. 6, 2016

LAS VEGAS, Nev.--Umbilical cord? These days, it’s more like a USB cord.

Whether in the womb or in one’s twilight years, our lives are becoming ever more connected. Nowhere has that been more evident than at the annual CES gadget show in Las Vegas, where everything from pregnancy tests to beds to dog bowls now come with apps at the ready, collecting valuable data along the way.

Some offer solutions; others think they’re “smart.” One starts at the very beginning: life itself.

Bluetooth for babies. Until now, that three-minute wait for a home pregnancy-test result comes with no built-in distraction beyond staring at the stick to see if one line or two is fading in. No longer. First Response will start selling a Bluetooth-enabled test in the spring that links with a woman’s smartphone, recommending BuzzFeed quizzes and videos or health-related articles to pass the time while a clock ticks down the seconds to her result.

The test, which could cost $14.99 or $21.99 depending on the retailer, also claims to tailor itself to the test-taker from the very first yes or no question: Do you want to have a baby? And it doesn’t stop once the test is done, as it can track a potential due date, add that to a woman’s phone calendar and offer to share the news with selected friends and relatives via email or text.

Man’s best Bluetooth-enabled friend. Call it torture or training, but the creators behind Clever Pet hope their $299 light-up dog dish can teach critical thinking to canines. The bowl dishes out portions of food if the pet paws at the correct light; if all goes well, it might eventually train them not to inhale a bowl of food all at once.

The company created several games with the lights that get progressively more difficult the better the dog gets at winning the food. The dog’s owner gets all the data.

“A persistent dog will always get food,” said Philip Meyer, the company’s product officer. “A motivated dog will get it faster.”

Smart fridge, smart bed. No need to open the fridge door to know what’s left inside. LG Electronics will let you peek through an opaque glass window that lights up from the inside with a tap, saving electricity and possibly preventing your next poor late-night-snack decision. With a different fridge, stocking up wouldn’t require a grocery run; one from Samsung and Mastercard comes equipped with an installed ordering app in the appliance.

Another company contends you don’t need a smart fridge to make yours a thinker. The company Smarter expects by summer to begin selling mats with sensors and in-fridge cameras that can remotely tell you what’s left in your fridge. They’ll set you back $130 to $150 each.

Making beds smarter is Beddit’s goal. The company’s thin belt-length sensors sold for $149 go under the sheet and are supposed to measure your heart rate, respiration and restless tossing and turning throughout the night.

Watering down the water use. Some gizmos promise easier ways to cut down on water use, particularly in drought-stricken areas. Nascent Objects’ $100 Droppler is to water what the app Shazam is to music; it listens closely to the running water in a faucet to tell you how much you’ve likely used.

Oakland-based Edyn, which debuted a solar-powered soil moisture detector last year, introduced a $60 solar-powered water valve going on sale early this year. Its app-accompanied gadget will only water plants when they need it. A smart showerhead called Hydrao has lights that change from green to red the more water you use; of course, it also sends the data to an app.

Big mother. The mother hub is watching. Sen.se’s Silver Mother hub, that is, which aims to help adult children or caregivers make sure that an elderly person living alone takes his or her pills, drinks enough water and goes about other daily routines.

The small plastic figure resembles a Russian nesting doll that can nudge seniors with some not-so-subtle hints--the sound of running water, for instance, might remind someone it’s time to drink some water. It can also call in with recorded reminders that it’s pill-taking time or send alerts to caregivers and loved ones if something seems awry.

The CES Show always keeps its promises of new innovations and brings near futur electronic and computer consuming trends.

The CES 2013 has help enlight an innovation that is far from being one in terms of its impact on public health it is supposed to address. However, I was sad to learn that it was a french team that commited this major “sacrilège” of bringing a questionable electronic device in the sanctuary that represents the meal time.

Relying on clinical and scientific studies which have shown that it takes at least 20 min for the brain to register the meal intake has occured, the engineers of HAPIFORK have come up with the idea that a technological tool would make it, regardless of what’s inside the plate or where this meal would take place. Indeed, I foresee through this “supposetobe” innovation, the two different visions of food place in our life. Choose yours …

In fact, this gadget is ignoring many dimensions from the sociological to the nutritional perspective going through the economical prism that make a successful strategy to weight control and better food habits outcomes.

“Déjeuner des Canotiers” - 1880-1881 ; Auguste Renoir (French painter, 1841-1919)

First, as the inventors are french, they can’t ignore that food education should be done as early as possible. Much effort has been put at school in France especially at the K-6 levels to help children, that do not received good food habits, develop their food taste, and learn how to eat with helping dedicated staff in the cafeteria. This approach associated to public health campaigns may highly account for the youth obesity curve reduction while it is still going up in numerous other countries including USA. I leave it to your judgment how this fork will correct by itself years of bad food habits.

Second, Imagine yourself bringing your fork when invited for a diner out with friends or going to Sunday’s Aunt Lunch. I believe you also already pictured someone going to a Fast Food where he has given himself less than 20 minutes for the embarrassing chore, order a cheeseburger and looking at his fork to see how it would help … Of course, the consumer that has a hundred bucks to spend on that product is certainly not the one that is making the “Burgerdollars” of the Yellow Clown.

Third and last, in these nowadays overconsumption of technology and invading Quantified Self practices, it would be beneficial to leave it out of the table to make the meal time as a resting and free moment. Appreciating the meal and making it a moment of pleasure is a key factor in weight control and good digestion. Having a stressful time anticipating the moment your fork will vibrate, is exactly the contrary of what you would expect.

In conclusion, expecting however some positive results on digestion for people eating too fast, although much less expensive strategies are known, it is globally the place of the meal time in our rushing lives that is a challenge. Preserving this time, when many part of our lives have became stressful moments, is an essential approach to weight control. France and many other countries where food habits have been recognized as participating to a better health should be regarded as models and in that domain I would better rely on our Chefs than engineers other you would end up in “biting bytes” instead of tasty foods …

Bon appétit … !

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