The new device is aimed at apartment dwellers or college students who want a video doorbell, but may not be allowed to install one next to their doors.Ose’s makers say it’s sexism, noting that "a literal sex doll for men launched on the floor at CES in 2018.EYE OF THE BEHOLDER?The makers of a robotic "personal massager" for women won a prestigious CES award. A simple measuring tape wouldn’t do, as it doesn’t reflect other factors such as the shape of a woman’s breasts.(Source). Amazon did not respond to a request for comment.Aaron Grant, North’s co-founder, says his product is different because they are designed to look like regular frames. It can also be controlled using the built-in Amazon Alexa voice assistant, but the joystick has to be pressed down for it to start listening. But these old-school "bra fitters" are hard to find these days." CTA declined to provide further comment to The Associated Press on why the product was ineligible.FRESH BREAD, NO BAKERThat smell wafting through the CES show? Freshly baked bread.The CES 2019 gadget show is revving up in Las Vegas.Wilkinson Baking Co. Gary Shapiro, CTA’s president and CEO, apologised in a separate letter and said the company should have been told it’s "ineligible for entry. The company says a couple of big chains have agreed to try it out soon, but it won’t say which. The company says people who don’t want to buy one can use it at a Soma store.SHADES THAT TEXTSmart glasses haven’t been a hit, but at least one startup still sees them in our future.
Users also need to wear a ring with a joystick on their index finger, so they can flip through messages or respond with their thumb.The BreadBot, as it’s called, is being pitched to supermarkets as a way to deliver fresh bread to shoppers who are increasingly worried about the ingredients in their foods.Ring’s Door View Cam will go on sale in March for USD 199.In the past, women could get help from an expert human in finding their right size.Amazon bought Ring last year, giving it a shot at competing better with Google’s Nest, which also makes cameras and doorbells.To address that, a company called Soma has added some circuits to a brassiere and connected it to an app. Here are the latest findings and observations from Associated Press reporters on the ground. And prescription lenses can be added. It doesn’t appear Ring uses facial recognition yet, as Nest already does, though Ring may add such features over time. The machine is covered in glass, so customers can watch bread get made. unveiled a 22-square-foot machine that can China plastic water bottle making machine Suppliers bake 10 loaves of bread every hour — no baker needed.
The smart USD 59 bra then recommends a bra — from Soma’s line, of course.SMART BRAIs your bra dumb? An underwear company is pitching a solution to an age-old problem for women: finding a bra that actually fits.Getting people to buy smart glasses has been a challenge — Google famously stopped selling its smart glasses to the public about four years ago.DING-DONG, THE PEEPHOLE IS RINGINGRing is giving the old-school peephole a high-tech spin. Amazon recently filed a patent application for a facial-recognition system involving home security cameras, which would allow multiple cameras to create composites of faces to identify people who may be trying to burglarise a house.The smart bra isn’t meant for regular wearing, though it could be used again if sizes change because of pregnancy or other factors.But there’s a small projector on one side, and the frames on the side are slightly thicker. But a human is needed to dump the ingredients into the machine, which then mixes them, forms the dough and starts baking. Called Focals by North, they pair with a smartphone and show text messages, weather and mapping directions on the glass that only the wearer sees.
Then organisers took it away.The company unveiled a new internet-connected video doorbell that fits into most peepholes.A company called North will be delivering its USD 999 smart glasses to customers in the coming weeks. Ring’s new device will still act as a peephole, but will also send alerts to user’s smartphones when the doorbell is pressed or someone knocks the door. They then select the loaf they want on a touch screen, sort of like a vending machine. Someone also needs to slice the bread, although the company says it’s working on a way for the machines to do that, too.The show’s organiser, the Consumer Technology Association, said in an email to Lora DiCarlo that it reserved the right to disqualify any entry "deemed by CTA in their sole discretion to be immoral, obscene, indecent, profane or not in keeping with CTA’s image.Its maker, the startup Lora DiCarlo, was also banned from exhibiting on the show floor (though it’s in Las Vegas at a separate media event). Privacy experts have long sounded the alarm on Wi-Fi connected cameras and how video is stored."An independent panel of judges had selected Lora DiCarlo’s Ose vibrator last fall to win a CES 2019 Innovation Honoree Award in the robotics and drone category.Three local supermarkets are already testing it.The Soma Innofit has four lines of circuitry hooked up to a circuit board in the back, which then connects to an app via Bluetooth." Lora Haddock, the CEO of Lora DiCarlo, says that makes for a double standard at the tech show already under fire for not including enough women
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