CES Las Vegas Day 1 (Cellphone Photos)

I attended CES (Consumer Electronics Show) 2019 in Las Vegas, NV. I went the last 2 days of the convention. I saw quite some cool tech there. I shot cellphone photos and DSLR photos at the event. The photos will be split into several blog posts. Use the links below to navigate.

Parts:

• CES Las Vegas Day 1 (Cellphone Photos)
• CES Las Vegas Day 2 (Cellphone Photos)
• CES Las Vegas Day 1 (Part 1)(DSLR Photos)
• CES Las Vegas Day 1 (Part 2)(DSLR Photos)
• CES Las Vegas Day 2 (DSLR Photos)

These are my cellphone photos from day 1.

Razer Booth

Kodak PixPro Orbit 360 4K

A 360° 4K camera from Kodak.

Blues Microphones Yeti Nano

A smaller version of the popular Yeti microphone that can be used with iOS and Android devices.

UBTECH Walker Robot

OMRON Ping Pong Robot

DJI Booth

Deseret Electrafly

Hover Cars

Horizon Robotics Dense Crowd Spatial-Temporal Structuring Solution from Horizon Robotics Booth.

Pretty much a huge facial recognition system.

JD booth showing off future smart retailing.

Samsung Bot

IBM Q System One Quantum Computer

Upscaling lower resolution video to 4K using AI. I personally couldn't see too much difference, but do note I don't have that good of vision. Yes, I know kind of weird with me being a photographer, but my vision is actually worse than people of my age and I think my reading vision is degrading. It was interesting to see though. I'm not saying the technology is bad, it is just my poor eyes couldn't see much difference and I find myself recently needing to magnify things in order to read them. AI is huge this year.

Brought to you by SK Telecom and SM Entertainment from South Korea. 

Bell Nexus Helicopter

This is all the photos for today. I hope you have enjoyed the photos! Please don't forget to share the blog post with your friends and family members! Also, if you want to get notifications when I post up more photos, "Like" us on Facebook or follow me on Twitter and Instagram. These links can also be found on the top of the right sidebar.

Parts:

• CES Las Vegas Day 1 (Cellphone Photos)
• CES Las Vegas Day 2 (Cellphone Photos)
• CES Las Vegas Day 1 (Part 1)(DSLR Photos)
• CES Las Vegas Day 1 (Part 2)(DSLR Photos)
• CES Las Vegas Day 2 (DSLR Photos)

CES 2015 - Las Vegas, NV (Part 4)

I went to the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, NV this year! There was so much cool electronic gadgets to see. I went on the last two days of the convention (Thursday and Friday). I obviously didn't get through all of the exhibits. I got so carried away looking and playing with the cool electronics, that I forgot to vlog and take photos for a lot of the stuff at the convention. Even with that, I still have a pretty good collection of shots to show you that I took at the convention. I hope you enjoy viewing the photos. The photos will be split into four blog posts. If you haven't watched my vlog yet, you can do so here. In the vlog, you can see some of the products in the photos here in action. Obviously, I can't animate a photo! :)

Full Resolution Photos and Prints: If you want to see full resolution photos of any of the photos here, they are up on my portfolio for viewing. To view my best CES 2015 photos, use this link. To see all of my CES 2015 photos, use this link.

Parts: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 

Here is part 4 of the photos from the event. Coming up in this blog post: robotics, toys, and much more!

This is Ollie by Sphero. This is this rugged robotic toy that you can control with a tablet or phone and it can roll around on the ground and do tricks. I took a photo of it because I saw video of it on Youtube before and it looked really cool. 

More robotic pet creations. These are dinosaurs and they do move around. 

This is the New Matter MOD-t 3D Printer. 

Prototype quadcopter model printed using a 3D printer. 

A photo of the Prusa i3 3D printer working. 

This is called Eve and is made by a company called Elgato. The company is making home sensors to detect open windows, weather conditions, etc...

A photo of a Lamborghini. 

A black and white process of the photo above. 

Here is a live demo from Mash.Me animation technology. They have a person demoing the technology on the right, with mirrored movements on the on-screen animation on the left. 

An app development company IceBreakerQ which according to their online website is an app to help you find people with similar interests. I thought it was a nice costume, so I took a photo. 

This is a product called Ring made by Logbar. It is a small electronic ring with a motion sensor. It connects to your phone, so you can be in control of a variety of things (lights at home, TVs, curtains, etc...) with a wave of your finger. 

A few photos of Toshiba's communication Android. The humanoid robot has lots of pneumatics and motors inside to mimic human movements and emotions very closely. 

This humanoid robot is still in pretty early stages of development. The robot shown here does not interact with the public, does not have artificial intelligence, and only performs a pre-programmed speech. 

These are all the photos for today. Please don't forget to share the blog post with your friends and family members! Also, if you want to get notifications when I post up more photos, "Like" us on Facebook or follow me on Twitter and Instagram. These links can also be found on the top of the right sidebar.

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CES 2015 - Las Vegas, NV (Part 3)

I went to the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, NV this year! There was so much cool electronic gadgets to see. I went on the last two days of the convention (Thursday and Friday). I obviously didn't get through all of the exhibits. I got so carried away looking and playing with the cool electronics, that I forgot to vlog and take photos for a lot of the stuff at the convention. Even with that, I still have a pretty good collection of shots to show you that I took at the convention. I hope you enjoy viewing the photos. The photos will be split into four blog posts. If you haven't watched my vlog yet, you can do so here. In the vlog, you can see some of the products in the photos here in action. Obviously, I can't animate a photo! :)

Full Resolution Photos and Prints: If you want to see full resolution photos of any of the photos here, they are up on my portfolio for viewing. To view my best CES 2015 photos, use this link. To see all of my CES 2015 photos, use this link.

Parts: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 

Here is part 3 of the photos from the event. Coming up in this blog post: robotics, toys, and much more!

This is something called the Versaball from a company called Empire Robotics. The robotic gripper arm can pick up a variety of things. Right here, they are demoing a beer-pong game with the robotic arm, except the cups at no beer. 

A company called Finsix is trying to make the world's smallest laptop charger. This charger is quite small right? It is very tiny. I can see potential in this product. If it is one thing I hate, is taking along my Chromebook charger because it is too bulky.  

A company called MixBin is making one time use portable power banks that comes fully charged and has a shelf life of over 5 years. The company told me they will send me a free sample... If I get one, I'll tell you guys how it goes! The capacity doesn't seem very high though considering how my Nexus 5 have a pretty large capacity battery. I can see some people using this, but for me, I have a rechargeable one I usually keep with me, so I probably wouldn't need one of these. 

I think these are robot shaped Bluetooth speakers. Pretty cute. :) Forgot which company this is from though. 

A company called Fashion Ware designing clothes with electronics and lights on them. While pretty cool, I am assuming they ran out of female mannequins here? That's what my friend and I joked about. LOL

Black and white process of the photos above. 

This company is designing therapeutic robotic pets. The robot does move. Sadly, I forgot to shoot some video of this, however you can see a similar company with the robotic dinosaurs which will be in the next blog post and I did get a short segment of video of that in my vlog. 

A few more photos of the robotic sea lion. 

This is the Otus video conferencing robot. On the demo the robot is hooked up to an iPad. The device can detect the face a person and track it by rotating the platform the tablet is on. 

An electronics toy called Cubelets made by a company called Modular Robotics. This toy is somewhat like Lego Mindstorms. You can build using different blocks to make a robot or electronics creation. 

Here is another toy designed by Modular Robotics called MOSS. It is similar to the toy above but use ball joints for even more creation possibilities. 

A company making robots called UBTech is making these. Right here is a model of their dancing robot, which is more of a toy for entertainment purposes, however the company makes some non-toy type robots. The company has a vacuuming robot, a robot that alerts you in the event of danger such as smoke or carbon monoxide detection, and also an artificial intelligence robot. The company makes multiple types of robots. 

This is a robot that automates cleaning out your grill. This robot will run around your grill while it is scrubbing it clean. The product is called the Automatic Grillbot. 

These are all the photos for today. I have more CES 2015 photos next time (toys, 3d printers, humanoid robot, etc...). Please don't forget to share the blog post with your friends and family members! Also, if you want to get notifications when I post up more photos, "Like" us on Facebook or follow me on Twitter and Instagram. These links can also be found on the top of the right sidebar.

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