What... IS this thing!? - WEIRD tech @ CES 2019

The video opens with a lighthearted set from TechLinked as they dive into CES 2019’s weirdest tech, teasing that innovation often comes in odd forms. The hosts discuss Lovot, a robotic pet designed to be a cuddly companion, and reference its reception among viewers who seem charmed by the concept but amused by the idea of a robot family member. They pivot to other quirky gadgets like a baby camera that attaches to infants to capture first-year memories, and the Kubo, a fluffy pillow with an electronic tail that wags when stroked or bumped, highlighting the playful and odd side of tech culture at CES. The segment also touches on Apple’s provocative ad near the CES entrance, implying data concerns on iPhone users, while grounding the discussion in broader privacy debates highlighted by media commentary. Interspersed are sponsor mentions and quick transitions to more outlandish items, including a cat exercise wheel and a backseat VR setup from Audi, which blends automotive design with immersive entertainment. The hosts maintain a brisk, humorous tone, acknowledging mixed practicality in favor of entertainment and curiosity about where consumer tech is headed. They tease forthcoming segments that explore how these gadgets fit into everyday life, even when they seem bizarre or impractical compared to conventional devices. The video concludes with a playful recap and a sign-off that keeps the focus on CES as a hub of strange yet fascinating technologies.

Topics · science and technology · gadgets · consumer electronics