What in the Weird? CES 2024's 5 Strangest Gadgets (and Counting)

The article discusses some of the most unusual and bizarre tech gadgets presented at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2024 in Las Vegas. Among the highlights are Samsung's Ballie, a stalker robot that follows you around and watches you sleep, the Oclean Ultra X, a smart toothbrush that gives AI voice tips via bone conduction, and Flappie, a device that prevents your cat from bringing dead animals into the house. Other peculiar inventions include the Rabbit R1, a single-use device that acts as a Star Trek communicator, and Tropicana's "AI-free" orange juice.

The author, Ty Pendlebury, expresses his amusement and bewilderment at these inventions, questioning their practicality and usefulness. Despite the oddities, he remains excited about what other eccentric innovations the next few days of CES will bring.

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The CES tech show in Las Vegas is known for showcasing weird and wacky tech gadgets, including self-adjusting belts and toilet robots.
Some of the unusual products featured at CES 2024 include a stalker robot that watches you sleep, a smart toothbrush that gives AI voice tips, a device that prevents cats from bringing dead animals into the house, and an app-free personal assistant device.
Tropicana made a silly announcement at the conference about their "AI-free orange juice."
The author questions the practicality and necessity of some of these inventions, expressing discomfort with the intrusive nature of some of the AI technology.

What in the Weird? CES 2024's 5 Strangest Gadgets (and Counting)

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