CES 2024: Insane Wearable Tech!

I tried the dopest hands-on experiences at CES 2024!

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[calebdalais]

I love how you've chosen to highlight products that aren't just gimmicky and highlight great accessibility technology. Super content and good summaries.

[JorgePowell]

A few people have mentioned this already but I LOVE the focus on accessibility in this video. People typically have pretty negative outlooks when it comes to wearables but seeing real world applications of how these technologies are being used to improve quality of life is awesome - definitely need to check out CES for myself next year!

[MrMattmre]

As someone with a disability this is an amazing showcase, thanks for diving in and sharing!

[helloimedden]

This was so well done. Your b roll, writing, the prompting and allowing your interview clips to explain fluidly rather than having to set up every one of ur questions literally. How you had. System for each product (show, why it exists, how it works, why it matters) and how you combined it all themed to accessibility with well thought out realistic benefits and features. Even the emotional type of takes like “taking for granted” felt so genuine too! Prop. Not many CES videos showed me any products I’d care about and often they hyped things I felt were so stupid or old or not even explaining anything tech wise. This got me so excited and i want them to win and get more funding and attention so bad. I wouldn’t even be the one benefiting the tech here probably but I want those who need it to be able to have it and hopefully affordably eventually!! Respect to you sir! Subbing right now!

[ssid]

I now want that lotus rings for my parents. They would love it over Alexa.

Nice coverage man!

[Twosplinters]

Thank you for showing accessibility products! Everybody skips these!

[aliettienne]

6:14 A ring like that can be perfect for air gestures. Imagine using this type of electronic ring to answer calls, fast forward a scene or replay a tutorial when engaged in other activities. This tech is awesome 😎👍🏿.

[Random_dud]

Man. That ring is such a simple product. I wish more companies are like that. Instead of add high tech features everywhere like for smartfriges, washers etc

[CooBlu]

My father recently started having limited mobility, I'm glad they are coming out with the ring!

[michaelchen]

I found Lumen and Lotus to both be so ingenious! I'm curious, out of the thousands of startups, how did you decide which ones to spend time visiting?

[maxdeathlore]

Thank you for showing us new tech that I haven't seen other channels cover! Keep up the good work!

[WTFuCRazy]

I Love how when he said Alexa at the 4:45 mark all my music stop playing in the house lol thanks

[nsbdnow]

That vibration guide for visually-impaired people seems wonderful! Those light and sound machines at the end have been around for decades. I've had a few and currently have a Kasina.

[sonalmecwan]

Love that tou showcased tech that is promoting greatvaccessibility features!

[JO-idms]

Great video, great to see tech that helps make life better for people

[capame]

Hope the ring can double as a hand tracker for ar glasses.

Like if you have your hand behind you. The headset guesses better where ur hands are. More precision.

[GetLotus]

Thank you for featuring us. This means a lot 😊

[roderick.t]

Lotus Ring. Super cool! But you never mentioned how it worked. Sure, the ring has an IR transmitter but what receives the signal, and how does pointing at an item turn it on and off?

[ayeadam]

Best CES video ive seen yet! Glad you went with assistive tech!

[stevenbarrett]

Good, good, good, good vibrations !