Game rehabilitation system Intellect Motion

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has unveiled a gaming system that combines traditional video games with
elements of physical activity. The system, developed on the basis of clinical
research in the field of neurology, allows training of motor coordination,
brain activity and various muscle groups using markers that can be
attached to any part of the body. The system is designed for rehabilitation after
injuries and for diagnostics, and could also provide invaluable assistance to parents of modern children, who are so difficult to tear away from computers and TVs. However, there is no talk yet about
the system going on open sale.


Desktop tablet
Lenovo's IdeaCentre Horizon, a huge tablet us companies board of directors email database weighing almost 10
kilograms, initially causes confusion. But this disappears as soon as
the device is moved to a horizontal position. With a slight movement of the hand,
the giant tablet turns into a gaming table.

It's perfect for family fun: the touchscreen recognizes
up to 10 touches at a time, and the size of the device is perfect for
several players. It's also great for viewing photos and videos, and
chatting on Skype.

Lenovo's IdeaCentre Horizon could go on sale this
summer for around $1,700.


Smart fork
HAPILABS has introduced a fun gadget called HAPIfork
that will take care of your health. HAPIfork is a smart fork
that starts vibrating and making alarming sounds if you eat too
fast (which is known to be harmful and leads to overeating!).

In the future, the device is promised to learn to measure the caloric content
of food and its temperature. However, even now HAPIfork can do a lot. For example, the smart
fork can be synchronized with a computer or smartphone. The gadget can transmit
data to a special program for monitoring nutrition and weight.

The company plans to raise funds to launch the miracle fork into serial production
using Kickstarter. The estimated cost of the USB model of the HAPIfork
with an online diary and a smartphone application will be about $100. By
autumn, the company expects to introduce a wireless model.


Ear-free headphones
Panasonic has introduced amazing headphones for
active people. Oddly enough, they leave the ears completely free. The
sound source is located at the temples, and the bone tissue of the skull is used as a conductor
. In other words, sound vibrations are transmitted through the bones of the skull,
bypassing the eardrum.

As the developers assure, the sound quality is excellent, and
other surrounding sounds are clearly audible. That is why the device
is primarily aimed at active people. For example, such headphones are
safer to use during a car ride or a bike
ride.


Internet-advanced refrigerator
Samsung has unveiled a four-door internet-connected refrigerator
. The refrigerator has a built-in touchscreen with a program for keeping track
of products and their expiration dates, recipes, and popular applications like
Evernote.

The most useful feature of the refrigerator is the app that
helps you track the freshness of your products. When loading products into the refrigerator, you need to
specify their expiration dates, and when they are about to expire, the refrigerator
will remind you about it.

However, I can't bring myself to call the refrigerator "smart".
Now if only it could independently renew its food supplies, ordering
the necessary products from an online store with delivery at a time convenient for you... Maybe we 'll see something
like this at CES-2014 ?


LEGO Robots
LEGO
surprised visitors to CES-2013
with robots with built-in sensors that can carry out your commands by
synchronizing with a smartphone or tablet. The gadget will go on sale in
the second half of 2013. The toy is recommended for users aged 10 and up, although
there is no upper age limit: the LEGO robot has every chance of captivating many
adults.


Screen for two
Statistics are relentless: a significant share of family quarrels
occur due to the choice of TV program. Sound familiar? If you have also
had to fight for the TV remote, you will certainly appreciate the technology
introduced by Samsung
- Dual-View OLED. With the help of special
glasses, you can watch two different channels on one screen at the same time. Impressive!


iBitz gaming platform
Here's an interesting solution to another pressing problem: how to
get kids away from computers and TVs and get them moving?
The iBitz gaming platform
turns any physical activity into a game: those who don't run and play don't watch cartoons.