Extraordinary Products Introduced at CES 2023

CES 2023, the amusement park of the technology world, ended as of January 8th. At the event, as every year, we came across creative and useful products this year, and we saw devices that broke world records.

Of course, some products that were strange to everyone’s eyes and whose purpose we could not understand or understand were also shown at the event. In this content, we’ve brought together the most interesting and extraordinary products we saw at CES 2023.

The device that shapes your eyebrows the way you want: L’Oréal Brow Magic

L’Oréal Brow Magic, with its augmented reality application, first lets you choose what kind of eyebrow you want from the phone camera. After you determine the eyebrow shape that you think is suitable for you, you put the device on your eyebrow and the rest is taken care of by the device.

The only device that asks you to urinate on it: U-Scan

U-Scan is placed in the front of your toilet and analyzes your urine each time you urinate, detecting acid, thirst and nutrient levels. The results are sent to the Withings app and the test card on the device is rotated and refreshed for the next test. The device can perform a total of 100 tests.

The bakery that opens a live broadcast: Samsung Bespoke AI Oven

Samsung Bespoke AI Oven includes a camera directly inside its bowl, as well as an AI-powered cooking experience. The biggest problem of those who produce food content finally comes to an end.

Talking electric car concept from BMW: i Vision Dee

Want today’s version of KITT: BMW i Vision. The vehicle will exist in a universe where the metaverse and smart assistants come together. You will be able to reflect the avatars you have created on the windows of the vehicle and chat with the vehicle. He can even tell you that his father is an E30.

Of course, this tool will probably never be released.

$11,500 smart toilet: Kohler Numi 2.0

If you value yourself a lot, Kohler’s Numi 2.0 toilet may be just for you. While sitting with your phone in your hand, you can chat with the Alexa voice assistant in the heated toilet, create a dim environment with LEDs, and finish your work comfortably with automatic deodorant without worrying about ‘I ate dried beans’.

If your stomach is a little upset, you can get help from the emergency siphon… By the way, no, you continue to do the work.

Driving aid is also coming to strollers: Glüxkind Ella

Various driving aids, which have become one of the indispensable systems of our cars, now come to baby carriages. Glüxkind Ella offers adaptive pushing and stopping support and can even move on its own without a baby inside. She also rocks herself to put the baby to sleep, she.

For those who want to have a dog at home but cannot: Dog-E

Developed by toy manufacturer WowWee, this $80 robot dog will be truly personal to its owner, with over a million customizable lights, sounds, and personality options. Moreover, the dog will develop its personality as children play with it, and will be playful, shy and can take on different moods. He will also be able to detect kisses and sweet talk.

Vehicle paint like QR code overlay from Volkswagen

Volkswagen’s electric car ID.7, which will replace the Passat model, was introduced with a special paint. This paint in ID.7 can take on colors independently from each other in 22 different areas, can be connected to the sound system and react according to the music.

It even features a QR code on the paint, front hood and sides, and provides information about the vehicle when scanned.

Device that removes foot odor from shoes: LG Styler ShoeCare

This extraordinary product from LG basically aims to keep your shoes clean. The device cleans four shoes every 37 minutes, protects them from moisture and ensures that the shoes smell clean all the time.