The WEIRDEST Tech at CES 2023
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The video dives into the odd and memorable tech on display at CES 2023, starting with a review of the BMW i Vision Dee. The host highlights its face-interacting capabilities, a windshield that doubles as a display, and the ability to project a virtual avatar on the car’s sides, sparking questions about how authentic human interaction can feel when mediated by a car display. The segment uses a playful tone to contrast the sci-fi elements with practical concerns about social interaction and the future of automotive UI. Next, the coverage moves to other attention-grabbing gadgets such as the Ring Always Home Cam, a security drone that autonomously flies around a home, and Sky Ted’s silent mask which aims to privatize conversations in public spaces. Along the way, the host comments on the price, practicality, and potential target audiences for each device, often blending humor with pointed skepticism. The pacing shifts to lighter tech humor with a walker through items like a hands-free baby stroller priced at 330 dollars and a lipstick and brow-printing beauty tech from L’Oreal, exploring how far cosmetics and caregiving tech have come. Throughout, there is a running thread about how CES showcases innovation that may or may not ship, and how these products fit into everyday life, from family safety to personal privacy and fashion tech. The video closes with a nod to HTC’s Vive XR Elite and the broader trend of satellite-enabled mobile communication, ending on a note about AI’s growing role in everyday tasks, including legal aid, while maintaining a cheeky, entertainment-forward lens on what counts as truly useful versus merely flashy at CES.
Topics · technology · gadgets · ai · consumer electronics · autonomous vehicles · virtual reality · wearables
Questions answered
- What is the BMW i Vision Dee and what makes its display features notable?
- The BMW i Vision Dee is a concept car with a windshield that doubles as a display and dimmable windows. It can project a virtual avatar of the driver on the car’s sides to facilitate interactions, representing a forward-looking approach to in-car communication and user experience.
- What is the Ring Always Home Cam and why is it discussed in CES context?
- The Ring Always Home Cam is a security drone designed to fly around a home when the owners are away, illustrating how consumer robotics and home security are evolving to automate surveillance and monitoring in residential spaces.