This week, exhibitors at CES have shown off robots designed to assist seniors who are “aging in place” in their own homes and communities.
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Panelists and entrepreneurs from a wide range of fields shared their thoughts and ideas at a CES session called “The Next Generation of Sports Tech is Here.”
The proposed breakup of big tech comes to the forefront as consumers are concerned about freedom of speech and companies’ accumulation of power, said Zach Graves at Lincoln Network.
The makers of last year’s hit BotBoxer returned to the convention with a more recreational version this year.
Here’s a look at the two extreme ends of Southern Nevada’s housing market in 2019, as reported by the Greater Las Vegas Association of Realtors.
A Thursday panel at Aria as part of CES delved into how leagues and venues are collecting and applying analytics to enhance the fan experience and increase revenue.
Bones McCoy’s tricorder of “Star Trek” fame exists, and a Las Vegas physician has a hand in making it so.
From the inexpensive Supreme Tech Lifestyle Gear translator to the sophisticated Instant Language Assistant, consumers have choices to interpret foreign languages.
Gov. Steve Sisolak urged technology leaders to consider Nevada as a place for investment and company expansion during CES 2020.
More than 4,000 exhibitors are presenting new products at CES in Las Vegas this week. And many of them know how to draw crowd.
Golden Knights broadcaster Shane Hnidy participated in CNET’s torture test in a pretaped segment unveiled Wednesday in front of a live audience at CES.
Fitness technology continues to evolve, providing more comfortable, accurate and efficient solutions for users who are seeking to reach short- and long-term health goals.
A digital diabetes dog that can “smell” when blood sugar levels are high, is one of many products designed to monitor vital signs on display this week at CES in Las Vegas.
Along with wearables, artificial intelligence and virtual reality, smart luggage is part of the travel industry’s future, according to exhibitors at the CES 2020 trade show.
Cameras, mirrors and apps are getting a tech boost to help consumers better visualize and understand their skin.
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