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February 22, 2017

CES 2017 Report: Home Appliances and Electronics | Consumer Electronics Show 2017 Gallery

SIGNATURE is LG Electronics' premium brand. This is its new series of OLED TVs, the "OLED TV W." The panel is only 2.57mm thick.
The "LG Smart InstaView" smart refrigerator, equipped with Amazon's voice recognition Alexa. It allows voice commands to order items running low in the fridge, search for recipes, and check the weather forecast.
Sony's newly announced OLED 4K TV, the "BRAVIA A1E series." It features built-in actuators on the back that generate vibrations, using the display itself to produce sound in sync with audio signals.
The "LG HUB ROBOT Mini" with artificial intelligence. It can issue commands to smart home appliances like washing machines and vacuum cleaners via voice, and stream music.
Sony. A reference exhibit from its open innovation development program, "Future Lab Program." A projector above the table recognizes height differences and three-dimensional finger movements, adding more instruments as building blocks are stacked.
Also from Sony's "Future Lab Program" reference exhibit. A neckband-style headphone that allows listening without blocking the ears. It offers minimal sound leakage and supports voice commands.
Sony announced its flagship mirrorless interchangeable-lens camera, the "α6500," and the "RX100V," boasting a high-speed continuous shooting rate of approximately 24 frames per second. A photo session with models was set up.
Sony's newly announced OLED 4K TV, the "BRAVIA A1E series." The rear view is also simple and cool.
Polaroid unveiled its new 3D printer, the "PLN1." The cube-shaped body measures just 27x27x27cm. It can produce three-dimensional objects up to 12x12x12cm.
At Canon's booth. A demonstration of custom-made 3D figure production in collaboration with Solidify, a company based in New York.
Casio showcased its new series of outdoor watches, the "PRO TREK WSD-F20."
Casio's "WSD-F20" adopts Android Wear 2.0 and features low-power GPS and color maps usable offline.
Panasonic introduced the "Balloon Cam," a fusion of a drone and a large balloon. It enables aerial 360° photography and is proposed for use in sports and events.
Panasonic's reference exhibit, the "Egg-shaped Desktop Partner Robot." It can project images from a projector inside its shell. Servo control technology enables smooth movements that mimic human operation.
Panasonic proposed in-flight entertainment with 4K displays under the theme "First Class Cabin."
Samsung announced an integrated washer and dryer design. The "Flex Wash" features a small-capacity top washer and a large-capacity drum washer below. The "Flex Dry" dryer also has a small-capacity top section and a large-capacity bottom section.
Denso showcased a drone developed for infrastructure inspection of roads and bridges. Announced in 2016, it features four-rotor synchronized attitude control of propeller pitch and rotation speed.
Denso's demonstrated "Barista Robot." It brews coffee in conjunction with the cloud service Microsoft Azure.
JBL's high-performance speaker, the "PULSE3." In addition to the prism color sensor and waterproof features of previous models, this version achieves 360° stereo sound.
At the Audio-Technica booth. The record player market is currently booming, driven by strong sales of vinyl records in recent years.
LG Electronics highlighted its high-brightness 4K technology in a theater space featuring multiple screens arranged in an arch.
Canon's booth featured model trains, attracting crowds eager to test its motion photography capabilities.
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