Here are the Biotech and VR Companies We Saw at CES 2019

The Las Vegas Convention Center hosted CES 2019, where hundreds of exhibitors and thousands of show attendees experienced firsthand the most modern of technology, including in the biotechnology and virtual reality fields. Here is some of what caught our eye at this year’s event.

Amo Labs is developing another device to aid with blood circulation, respiration, and more. This device stimulates the vagus nerve with mild electromagnetic signals, balancing the parasympathetic nervous system.

The modular Mabot robot kit allows kids to build, customize and program a robot that they can then control. Its compatible with Legos, hinting at what may be next for the plastic construction toy company.

QuickStrip, created by a Canadian medical startup, wants patients to use a thin patch that can dissolves in the user’s mouth, making it easier to digest caffeine, vitamins, prescription medications and cannabis products faster.

Based in Boston and San Francisco, the company develops video games that offer users sensory and motor stimuli that treats conditions such as ADHD, autism, depression and MS.

lululab, a company in Samsung Electronics’ in-house venture program C-Lab, was named a CES 2019 Innovation Awards honoree.

lululab envisages the creation of “smart beauty stores” where AI technology provides customers with AI skin analysis, product recommendations and a point of purchase.

Related posts:

Know the eight reasons for the most expensive shoes ‘ Yeezys’. “8 Reasons Why Yeezy Shoes Are Expensive” is published by Content Swap.

I think COVID-19 has made me even more introspective than usual. With less opportunities for new memories to be made, I find myself seeking refuge in old ones. What I find most striking are the…

A Transformer is on the most popular state of the art deep learning architecture that is mostly used for NLP task. Ever since the advent of the transformer it has replaced the RNN and LSTM for…