Top 10 Quirky Tech Products that Debuted at CES in 2023

Debuted in CSE 2023 here is the cutting-edge tech that deserves attention.

One of the major electronic events, the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2023, began in Las Vegas at the same time as the New Year. The exhibition has moved from virtual to physical displays after two years to highlight the most cutting-edge items and technologies. Now that CES 2023 has begun, here are some cutting-edge and intriguing gadgets and products that deserve your attention.

1. The new Samsung bespoke AI oven features food identification and burn detection, so it can identify up to 80 different recipes and suggest the best cooking settings for each of them. Additionally, fitness aficionados may find this AI-enabled oven useful because it can suggest meals based on your workout data. The Bespoke AI oven will go on sale in the third quarter of 2023 and is now accessible in Europe. The cost is still a secret.
2. LG ArtCool Gallery air conditioner: The 27-inch LCD screen on LG's new Artcool gallery air conditioner can display images when connected to the LG ThinQ app. It is more appealing because of its rectangular metallic shape. It has a dual inverter compressor which compared to conventional air conditioners, consumes 70% less power, with little noise.
3. At CES 2023, a new health tracker called U-Scan was introduced that looks into techniques to find bladder cancer and renal lithiasis. Additionally, it can forecast your hydration, nutrition, and ovulation windows. In addition, it has a built-in temperature sensor, so it may be able to tell whether someone is using it or not. The U-Scan is a puck-shaped sensor with a $499.95 price tag that you can affix to your toilet seat.
4. Project Leonardo, a new accessibility controller kit for the PS4, has been unveiled by Sony. The Leonardo initiative aims to lower obstacles to gaming for people with disabilities. A variety of analog sticks and buttons with varied shapes and sizes will be offered as swappable parts of the controller. These interchangeable parts allow players to design a wide range of control setups according to their preferences and limitations.
5. The carbon nanotube sensors were created by the University of Washington in association with CoMotion and have a detection range of 20 cm. Hyundai will implement this technology in its vehicles to enable gesture-controlled door handles and other smart devices that can recognize hand motions and interpret them as commands. 
6. The Opteeve Technologies-developed ViraWarn is a reusable breath test for Covid and other viruses that may be used to quickly identify flu and Covid. Simple cartridges that need to be replaced after a successful test are used by the devices. Results should be available in less than 60 seconds.
7. The AI-powered FRENZ Brainband from Earable monitors and stimulates your brain to promote better sleep. The band employs 7-in-1 sensor technology to promote deeper, more productive sleep. Additionally, the band provides an improved sleep report, nap time, and more.
8. With a completely integrated AI-based design, this smart robotic exoskeleton aids in establishing a secure workplace. It is designed for physical laborers because it can support loads of up to 66 pounds. In addition to this, if you have a physically demanding profession, you can utilize it to safeguard your body.
9. Because of its affordable pricing and wide operating range, Niu's electric scooter can be considered one of the best. It was amazing to learn that the business had just introduced an electric commuter bike. A 750-watt engine and dual batteries in the BQi-C3 extend its range to up to 62 miles while blending in perfectly with the frame. $1,999 is a reasonable price. It's a somewhat large and hefty bike, but it looks beautiful and has a number of amenities that are uncommon for a bike of this price, such as a height-adjustable stem and a Gates belt drive.
10. OtterGrip Symmetry, a new phone grip from OtterBox, is similar to PopSockets in some ways but is totally integrated into the case so that it doesn't protrude. Instead, you just remove the grip from the case when you need it to firmly hold your phone. It serves as a kickstand as well and doesn't interfere with wireless charging because it sits flush with the casing. Even Apple's MagSafe accessory mechanism is supported. The iPhone 14 series, iPhone 13 Pro Max, and iPhone 12/12 Pro all support it. The case goes on sale in February for $60.