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The Weirdest Products of CES 2024

By Matthew Lynch
February 3, 2024
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At CES 2024, the usual lineup of TVs, smartphones, and home gadgets were present. However, it’s the strange and unusual products that often catch the eye. Here are some of the weirdest finds from this year’s show:

The Avatar Dining Experience: Ever wanted to dine with a virtual entity? CES’s Avatar Dining Kit includes a placemat and utensils that sync with your VR headset, so you can enjoy a meal with your favorite digital companion.

The Olfactory Alarm Clock: This device doesn’t jolt you awake with noise. Instead, it releases scents ranging from fresh coffee to ocean breeze, progressively intensifying until you wake up smelling the virtual roses.

The Doggie Drone Walker: Taking pet care to new heights, literally, this drone attaches to your dog’s leash and takes them for a walk around the neighborhood. It’s equipped with cameras and sensors to ensure Fido’s safety.

The Holographic Home Assistant: The next level in virtual assistants, this holographic version not only manages your smart home but also projects a 3D image of itself to keep you company, complete with simulated emotions.

CES 2024 surely pushed boundaries with these weird but captivating innovations.

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