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Imagine getting a tattoo that can measure your heart rate, or sleeping in a bed that will automatically elevate your head to stop any snoring. Maybe you'd rather put on your makeup with a mirror that analyzes your skin. These are all real products that came to life at this year's Consumer Electronics Show (CES).

Every year, CES showcases the newest and latest tech products and innovations that will lead the way in 2017. Similar to last year, the show included many breakout products for parenting and beauty. Instead of just focusing on hard-core devices that only early adopters will use, companies are starting to realize that there are bigger markets to enter.

See some of our favorite products ahead that we will most certainly see more of in 2017.

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Best photos from the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas

CES 2017 is taking over Las Vegas by storm, premiering the latest and greatest in technology that may appear in your home sooner than you think. Check out some of the best photos from the event and best tech to come from the show this year.

Attendees view vehicles manufactured by 3D printing at CES 2017 in Las Vegas, Nevada, on Friday, Jan. 6, 2017.

A pair of Stages LLC Hero noise-canceling headphones are arranged for a photograph during CES 2017 in Las Vegas, Nevada, on Friday, Jan. 6, 2017.

Designed by Philippe Starck, the Wistiki key trackers 'aha' (top) and 'voila' (bottom), waterproof and using Bluetooth technology to help one find their lost devices, is displayed at CES 2017 in Las Vegas, Nevada, January 6, 2017.

A man flies the remote control Mi Drone from Xiomi, a Smart Drone with 4k UHD camera and autolilot controls during the 2017 Consumer Electronic Show in Las Vegas, Nevada, January 6, 2017.

A yet-to-be-released version of the Kodak Super 8 camera is shown during CES 2017 in Las Vegas, Nevada, January 6, 2017.

A submarine drone is displayed at the Robotix exhibit during CES 2017 in Las Vegas, Nevada, Jan. 6, 2017.

A ZEEQ by REM-Fit smart pillow is displayed during CES 2017 in Las Vegas, Nevada, on Friday, Jan. 6, 2017.

Consumer Electronics Show 2017: Here is what to expect from Las Vegas

A vendor demonstrates the Micro Drone for a prospective retailer at the International Consumer Electronics show (CES) in Las Vegas, Nevada

The tech world heats up as soon as we all step into another year as all companies look to make a mark at the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) that is held in Las Vegas.

Driverless or self-driving cars galore

Several auto-reporters in the industry have started joking that CES has been turned into the Car Electronics Show instead of the Consumer Electronics Show.

The trend had started a few years back with Ford being the first company to grace the floor. Now, it seems that all car companies want to show their latest tech developments on the floor. So, please don’t expect anything else this year.

Autonomous cars are all set to steal the show this year and companies will make sure that they make these cars as normal as any other car on the road. Another important aspect will be the connected cars side of things. As IoT develops, our cars are all slated to be more smart. This year might see more and more vehicles come equipped with cellular data connections to send information back to the cloud on everything from maintenance issues like low tire warnings to reminders about upcoming service requirements.

Self-driving cars will need to be way more connected, sharing and receiving data on road conditions, changes to traffic flow, and restrictions on where they can and can’t drive. Expect a glimpse of all this in CES.

Time of the rideables is gone

Electric hoverboards or popularly known as skateboards stole the show at CES last year. There were plenty of booths that had all kinds of jazzy stuff with wheels and a motor.

However, controversies that these things can explode has drifted the limelight away from them. Even if they have a presence in the show, people wouldn’t be paying much attention.

Virtual Reality (VR) to take the next leap

If you remember, Virtual Reality or VR, dominated the floor in CES 2016. But a lot of work has been done in VR till then and it will be interesting to see what new incremental updates or features companies will come up with to make more use cases or get more mainstream.

A big crop of headsets are expected to be aimed at the Chinese market — a particularly interesting, fast-growing part of the global VR industry. A lot of these products feel more like one-off pieces of hardware than the relatively robust Rift and Vive platforms, but they could also create a larger VR ecosystem in the long term. And big electronics companies like Qualcomm and Intel, both of which are likely to be talking virtual reality at the show, could help lift all boats by building better core components.

Augmented Reality or AR will also be seen at the show. With Microsoft’s HoloLens acheiving perfection, we might see some consumer products come to the fore.

The reign of wireless audio may start

If you think audio, then wireless is the word on the street. Long have we looked to cut off those cables which get tangled and are infitely exposed to wear and tear. The phenomenon really started when Apple removed the 3.5mm headphone jack from its latest iPhone series and also brought in AirPods.

Other categories like gaming and audiophile-grade headphones — as exhibited by the Bowers & Wilkins P7 Wireless in December — are likely to also see new wireless choices to pick from. And as to speakers, any manufacturer that wants to sell speakers that aren’t wireless will probably need a strong justification for it.

Awsome Panerai watches for men 2017.

As for the design of materials and mechanisms – the sky is the limit.

Today more than ever before watches are not only an indicator of time but also a sign of prestige, status symbol of power, an indicator of one’s taste or lack of same.

They are made as jewelry pendant fashion accessory there are no boundaries when it comes to imagination.

Time is always what is the only constant and uninterrupted, your only have to choose.

Electronic kimonos and smart collars that reveal how your pet is feeling: Japan's Wearable Expo opens with bizarre gadgets

From electronic kimonos to sensors that know what your pet is feeling, the Japan's Wearable Device and Technology Expo promises to reveal some of this year's most creative - and oddest - technological innovations.
The world's largest exhibition for wearable devices and technology opened today, with over 210 exhibitors.
Smart glasses and fabrics seem to be the most popular exhibits - with even an electronic kimono on show.

A model displays Japanese electronics giant Toshiba's smart glasses 'Wearvue.' The lightweight device, weighing 50g, enables a user to watch a 13-inch sized screen from a distance of 1.25 meters and will go on sale end of next month.

eSight Glasses: The Hope for Legally Blind Patients

Call it eSight electronic glasses or electronic glasses or better still e-glasses but the marvelous thing this special piece of electronic glasses does for legally blind patients should not be overemphasized.

Before reviewing the technology behind this wonderful invention, let's know what legal blindness is all about first. Legal blindness simply means the level of vision loss or visual impairment that has been legally defined either to obtain eligibility for government-funded disability benefits or to limit activities like driving for safety purposes. Clinically, it is considered when the best corrected visual acuity in the better eye is less than or equals to 6/60 or if visual acuity in that eye is better than 6/60, visual field is less than or equals to 20 degrees in the widest diameter.

"Oh Mommy, there you're," little Christopher born with optic nerve hypoplasia (i.e optic nerve not fully developed before birth) exclaimed after wearing the eSight glasses for the first time. His mom, overwhelmed and excited told ABC News that Chris was born with an eye condition that does not allow him to see things unless he gets really close and can only watch television by sitting very close with his nose to the screen (i.e he can only see things that are five inches from his nose).

Another similar scenario occurred in Selinsgrove when Kaufman, a legally blind man sees the world perfectly well whenever he puts the eSight glasses on.
"I was able to read stories to my son. I can now see images at a distance, I can even see facial expressions and I can now watch my son play in the yard with his swing, something I was not able to do before," Kaufman said.

Kathy Beitz, a legally blind mother, saw her newborn baby for the very first time after giving birth to the baby. She was overwhelmed to see her baby and husband at the same time with the help of this amazing piece of glass.
"For the first baby that I get to actually look at being my own is very overwhelming. Even as I looked at my husband, it was such a good feeling. I got to fall in love with him," said Beitz. Hmmm! This is love at first sight, so touching. I nearly cry while watching her

Now I keep asking myself "but how", how does this eSight glasses really work, what’s actually behind this groundbreaking eSight technology. So I did a thorough research on eSight electronic glasses and observed that eSight glass is a hands-free wearable headset which carries a very small high-speed camera. The work of the camera is to capture everything the wearer is actually looking at and the captured video is streamed and sent to a proprietary software computer that processes each captured video pixel.

The processed (or enhanced) video is sent back to the headset which displays it on two organic-LED screens placed in front of the wearer's eyes. These enhanced video images are seen clearly by the wearer with unprecedented visual clarity thereby suppressing the effects of most visual impairments on the eSight glasses. All this processes will happen within a blink of an eye without discernible lag time for the wearer. Hence the user can instantly switch from near vision (reading a book) - to intermediate vision (looking at someone close to him/her) - to distance vision (looking through the window to see if it's raining). The wearer can even adjust the brightness, color, contrast and magnification of the images he/she is viewing and can also store them for future viewing.

Unfortunately, eSight will not work for people who are totally or profoundly blind but the good news is that it can work on people with low vision including individuals that are legally blind and this group represents about 86% of 300 million people in the world that are visually impaired or blind. The eye conditions were eSight works include the following:

Optic Nerve Hypoplasia

Stargardt's Disease

Ocular Albinism

Optic Atrophy

Macular Degeneration

Diabetic Retinopathy

Nystagmus

Retinopathy of Prematurity

Cone-Rod Dystropy

Leber's Hereditary Optic Neuropathy

Some forms of Glaucoma

Some forms of Retinitis Pigmentosa.

Now what’s the price tag for this wonderful piece of glass? Hmmm! The price is quite expensive but considering the marvelous work this glass does especially when compared to the cost of blindness then the price tag worth it.

eSight glass comes with a price tag of fifteen thousand US dollars ($15,000). For inquiry on how to purchase eSight, kindly visit their website here: eSight Cooperation.

"I pray that one day every blind person in the world will get the ample opportunity to appreciate the aesthetical features of this planet earth. Thanks to eSight cooperation for this wonderful invention" said Dr. N.I Obinna: Editor-In-Chief, Sight Medical Blog.

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