to make the smart home assistant more human-feeling, the design team dresses it up with a knit suit to hide its metallic body underneath.

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as the ball moves, the user feels vibrations on the laptop-sized board, replicating its position in the court or arena.

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in total, the AI ring translator can identify and convert over 138 languages, including different varieties of languages and minority languages.

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so far, the device can automatically label the speakers and rephrase paragraphs so that they make sense and transcribe up to 59 languages.

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the off-the-shelf brace can be adjusted to the wearer's body and future growth for at least three years.

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with the help of a camera lens in the center of the frame, this wearable optical device by nendo will help people with low vision see better.

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by placing this navigation device by honda inside shoes, visually impaired users will be able to walk safely and with less stress.

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mimicking the design of a classic guitar amp, the uxbridge voice is 6.6 inches tall and 5 inches wide.

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the essentials suite includes a cup holder, a unisex bag in two sizes, and a dock - all designed for easy installation and effortless use.

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ripple provides pressure and heat on areas of the body, the scent of pheromone and sound and light to set an intimate atmosphere.

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