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CES, the world's largest consumer electronics show, kicked off on the largest scale since the COVID-19 pandemic.
As interest in health has increased due to COVID-19, health care products that can take care of health in everyday life stood out at this event.
This is reporter Kim Gwan-jin.
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On a large display with 260 curved screens attached, a high-tech electric car that lets you enjoy games in the car, and a large tractor that moves autonomously.
At this year's CES, mobility, which is increasingly becoming an electronic device, received a lot of attention.
Another hero of innovation, health care products, are also grafted with various technologies that can take care of health in everyday life.
A domestic company has introduced a product that can be used as an exercise bike.
The equipment on which the bicycle is hung moves left and right, enhancing the feeling of outdoor riding.
[Lee Joong-sik/Real Design Tech CEO: One of the most necessary exercises for seniors is cycling.
That's too dangerous.
It's time to go outside and ride.
That's why we developed it so that you can ride it indoors as it is.]
This Canadian company unveiled a technology that captures blood flow in the face with a smartphone.
Artificial intelligence analyzes blood flow patterns and informs health risks such as heart attack and stroke.
[Dr. Naresh/Nura Logics Research Director: We analyze the signal by looking at the skin of the face and blood moving through the skin.]
A famous home appliance company has released a new product that combines a mask-type air purifier with headphones for listening to music.
A product that makes you feel comfortable by generating vibrations similar to a heartbeat when you place a soft pillow on your chest, and even a machine that can be installed in the toilet to perform a daily urine test.
Many of the health care companies were mid-sized or small-to-medium sized companies, but they threw a bet with fresh and original ideas.
(Video coverage: Yang Hyeon-cheol, video editing: Park Chun-bae)