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CES showed off the COVID-19 mask gimmick arms race We need better masks Share this story Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Millions of people in the US started buying face masks in 2020, and companies, unsurprisingly, rushed to take advantage of the surge of demand for a new product. At CES 2021, the gadget-ification of the mask was on full display. Leading the pack was Razer’s transparent voice-amplifying, light-up concept mask. AirPop promoted its Active+ Smart Mask, which monitors users’ breathing rates and alerts them via a smartphone app when the mask’s filter needs changing....

Friday, 15 Jan 2021 07:51 AM MYT This undatde handout photo released on January 11, 2021, courtesy of Consumer Technology Association (CES), shows behind the scenes on the set of the all-digital CES 2021. — AFP pic Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. WASHINGTON, Jan 15 — From virus-zapping drones to smart masks to disease-predicting wearables, the tech sector is showcasing ways to detect and mitigate the coronavirus outbreak. The health crisis which forced this week’s 2021 Consumer Electronics Show online has also spawned innovations for fi...

From virus-zapping drones to smart masks to disease-predicting wearables, the tech sector is showcasing ways to detect and mitigate the coronavirus outbreak.

The weird, the wacky and the marvelous at CES 2021 By Teena Maddox · January 14, 2021, 3:14 PM PST · Ninu smart perfume It's a high-tech perfume. Ninu. It uses an AI-powered app to let you tweak the scent to suit your mood. It sounds wonderful and silly all at the same time.  Image: Ninu HairMax Laser Hair Growth Cap It wouldn't be CES, even a virtual version, without a wacky hair growth cap. This is the HairMax Flip 80 laser hair growth cap "designed to treat pattern hair loss and stimulate hair growth with a flip!" Image: HairMax Shower Power This one falls under the magnifi...

Technology companies taking aim at COVID-19 pandemic with new gadgets MADE IN TAIWAN: FaceHeart demonstrated software that scans for severe shortness of breath, high fever, dehydration, elevated heart rate and other symptoms AFP, WASHINGTON From coronavirus-zapping drones to smart masks to disease-predicting wearables, the technology sector is showcasing ways to detect and mitigate the COVID-19 pandemic. The health crisis which forced this week’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) online has also spawned innovations for fighting the pandemic. Drone m...