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New Product Launches , CES 2018

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In over 50 years, CES has witnessed more than 700,000 product launches. Check out what products are launching right now at CES 2018 from more than 3,900 exhibitors.
Mindtronic AI NOAH
We build and designed NOAH, to a belief that an Ark Made by artificial intelligence is missioned to revolutionize how vehicles infer and interact with human.

MODEL 3 Water Heater

This item is currently in production. The tentative ship date is February 2018.
You’ll want to go ahead and pre-order the world’s most advanced tankless electric water heater. With purer, endless hot water, precise temperature control and zero maintenance required, the MODEL 3 will have you singing love songs in the shower. Powered by our patented Ohmic Array Technology, it’s also 99% energy efficient, which means you will reduce the overall cost of heating your family’s water by about 40%. For the average family of four, that’s $112 each year you’ll save.
Use the mobile app to monitor the amount of water you use each day, change the temperature of your shower or limit the length of your teenager’s shower (#parentingwin).
The Gametime Portable Scoreboard and Audio Player is designed to bring the fun and atmosphere of the stadium to your indoor & outdoor sports and activities.
By connecting your iPhone or iPad to the Gametime Scoreboard iOS App, you can remotely control and fully customize your Gametime Scoreboard as you play. 
Your game will never be the same!

TempTraq is the first and only 24-hour intelligent thermometer that continuously senses, records, and sends alerts of a child’s temperature to your mobile device.

Litter Robot


The Litter-Robot III Open Air with Connect allows you to monitor and control your Litter-Robot from wherever you are.
  • View the waste drawer level
  • Get real-time status updates
  • Monitor your cat’s litter box usage
  • Manage your Litter-Robot settings
  • Connect multiple units
Promobot – is the first on the market, completely autonomous, “live” robot with its own character. It is designed to work in areas of high concentration of people where the robot helps people with navigation, answers any questions, shows promotional materials and remembers everyone whom it communicated with.
Promobot drives extra business without any help from the owner, because it works independently and autonomously. It is enough to start the robot, and then the robot will independently recognize people, offer them products and consult them on the predetermined topics.
Purpose and goal of the system:
– To attract customer traffic;
– To automate the process of consultation;
– To increase the customers’ loyalty;
– To reduce the risks associated with the human factor.
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