This week, Las Vegas is in the spotlight as CES 2016 takes over Sin City.
There is so much *cool* coming out of the event. Here's a peek at several intriguing product announcements:
We all love coffee art, but this device and app pairing takes it to a whole other level.
Steam CC—the company behind the Ripple Maker-- has unveiled the Coffee Ripples app.
The app and device work together to produce any image or message the drinker desires onto a foam-topped coffee.
The device will be available to businesses with service plans starting at $85 per month, according to the company.
L' Oreal wants to help protect people from skin damage. The company unveiled MY UV Patch at CES. It’s a stretchable skin sensor that can monitor UV exposure.
The tiny patch has photosensitve dyes that change colors when exposed to UV rays. L' Oreal states in a press release that consumers will then be able to snap a picture of the patch and upload it to a mobile app that will analyze the dyes and provide exposure information.
Fisher-Price has introduced the Code-a-Pillar. The cute caterpillar robot helps preschoolers learn how to code.
Kids can arrange the segments in a variety of different combinations to make Code-a-Pillar create its own path.
Fisher Price says it encourages preschoolers to explore cause and effect.
This is one cool Code-a-Pillar! #CES2016 #Codeapillar pic.twitter.com/5Z5s8DDQeY
— Fisher-Price® (@FisherPrice) January 6, 2016
