As with the monitor itself, you can also adjust the webcam to capture your desired angle and set your field of view. Auto light correction and video noise reduction keep images clear even in murky low-light environments. The camera has an auto-framing feature to keep you centered and in focus. Up top, you’ll find a 4K HDR Sony webcam built in. There’s also a handy-dandy touch panel located on the bottom for easy access to volume controls, a mute button, a camera off button, a call button, and a dedicated button to launch Microsoft Teams. The large 31.5-inch 4K display (3840 x 2160 resolution) is attached to a swivel that allows you to tilt, spin, and adjust the monitor any which way. Dell’s new UltraSharp 32 4K Conference Monitor is built for this present and future reality. It’s no secret that video calls have taken over our schedules, especially for those of us who work from home. Boone AshworthĬamera and mic controls are built into a touch panel.
“OK, but really,” you ask, “does it tell time or not?” No. The company says it will start shipping the devices this spring. If you’ve got a spare $599 lying around, presales start on February 1. I’m an absolute basket case.) The lack of a screen is the point, as the company says disconnecting from tech encourages mindfulness. The goal, the company says, is to track your body’s signals to predict what your mood’s going to be in an hour. Behind the scenes, the watch’s sensors monitor your temperature, heart rate, SpO2 levels, and more. In lieu of a screen, you can swap out assorted surfaces with wood, metal, or “prehistoric stone” inlays. The NoWatch takes that ethos a step further, aiming to be both a high-tech mood ring and flashy art piece. Matt JancerĪre you determined to ditch distracting devices, but still desperate to strap on some kind of fitness tracking wearable? Devices like the Oura Ring have become a big deal by catering to that desire to limit screen time, while also tracking every move your body makes. There’s no word that any of them are actually heading to production, but hey, it’s fun to daydream about living like George Jetson, even if the potential robots of our actual future aren’t as sassy. Sorry, lefties.īased on the same four-wheeled platform (and with slightly more rectangular dimensions), there’s also a Logistics Mobility pod, which is intended for transporting goods from warehouses, and a Services Mobility pod, which can be used for all manner of mundane purposes, such as moving luggage through a hotel. Both are also controllable by way of a joystick mounted to the right of the seat. They run for up to an hour and take two hours to recharge. The former is underpinned by four 5.5-inch PnD Modules, and the latter is mounted to a single 12-inch PnD Module. Hyundai also unveiled its Personal Mobility and L7 concept vehicles, which measure about 4 feet by 4 feet and seat a single passenger. Think medical equipment that needs to shadow a doctor or a heavy tool chest that follows a factory worker.
With a 360-degree swiveling wheel and camera and lidar guidance, it can navigate and maneuver nimbly through tight indoor and outdoor spaces. The general purpose Plug & Drive Module is a single-wheeled, self-balancing motorized board-and as such, a wide range of equipment can be mounted on top of it. Hyundai, which bought the robotics company Boston Dynamics last year, would like to bestow on every object the gift of electric motorization.
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