A closer look at some of the top AI innovations that were unveiled at CES 2024

The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2024, held in Las Vegas from January 8 to 11, was a showcase of the latest and greatest innovations in artificial intelligence (AI). From smart home appliances to self-driving cars, from virtual reality to generative media, AI was the talk of the town as AI companies unveiled their new products and services powered by AI.

Glüxkind Rosa: The Glüxkind Rosa, also known as a "Fractional Nanny," which will be unveiled at CES 2024, is more than just a stroller. Consider the Glüxkind Rosa an AI-powered companion created to make parenting simple and pleasant by utilizing cutting-edge robotics and cognitive technology. In a lightweight design, the stroller has automatic brakes and relaxing white noise. The Rosa, a stable alternative constructed of premium materials, will be ready for delivery in July.

Axelera AI's Metis AI platform: The Metis AI hardware and software architecture is highly effective for accelerating computer vision, natural language processing, and generative AI on edge devices. According to its creator, Axelera, the platform can assist users in reducing power and cost for edge AI solutions without sacrificing performance. The platform employs proprietary in-memory compute technology and a RISC-V-based controlled dataflow, allowing it to provide high performance and usability at a fraction of the cost and power consumption of many platforms on the market today, according to Axelera, which is based in the Netherlands.

AIShield.GuArdIan: According to its developer, Bosch Global Software Technologies, GuArdIan serves as a "guardrail" to facilitate the safe and responsible use of generative AI for organizations. The service mitigates risks by serving as a secure bridge, assessing input/output, implementing role-based policies, and preventing legal, policy, and usage infractions. According to the company, it provides critical protection for the human experience with GAI systems, boosting security and compliance.

Ryzen 7040U Series: AMD's Ryzen 7040U Series Mobile processors, a CES 2024 Innovation Award winner, are ultrathin mobile processors with an RDNA 3-based Radeon 780M iGPU. AMD introduced its Ryzen 7040U series of CPUs for thin and light notebooks in 2023. Later that year, the company released two more Ryzen Mobile 7040U series CPUs that made use of the company's tiny and highly efficient Zen 4c cores.

MineFarm: MineFarm could be the next step in the evolution of indoor plant growth. MineFarm, from GSF System in South Korea, provides data-driven indoor plant producers that employ AI to save water and electricity. MineFarm's mobile app allows for plant data monitoring. According to the manufacturer, the MineFarm smart pot automatically adjusts light height as plants grow. On the MineFarm website, users can choose between devices that suit two or eight plant pots.

Current Anima: HechicerIA's Current Anima is an alternative for AI enthusiasts wishing to convert text to video. Users can utilize Current Anima for advertisements, social media promotions, video lessons, and character renderings, among other things. The software is compatible with both Windows and MacOS and uses the Unreal 3-D graphics engine.

Starkey Genesis AI: Genesis AI, a hearing aid device with an onboard deep neural network accelerator engine, is manufactured by Starkey Laboratories. According to the Eden Prairie, Minnesota-based business, Genesis AI promises wearers the capacity to hear subtle noises without noise, more natural differentiating of words and speech, and less labor listening.

Whispp: Whispp provides assistive technology to persons suffering from severe stuttering, throat cancer, vocal cord paralysis, and other conditions that impair natural speaking voices. The app is accessible for both Android devices and iOS. To hear the Whispp voice, call recipients do not need to download the app.