Gaming with Robots. Consumer robotics aren't just for vacuuming, as Anki taps into the potential of robots for gaming http://adweek.it/1gycQ08
Bitcoin Goes Legit. Bitcoin's presence is the latest attempt to bring mainstream relevance to a fringe digital currency http://adweek.it/1aFa8Rz
New Home Security. Canary mounts a reverse trend toward simplification of security with a single, integrated device http://adweek.it/1aFjgpq
Ghost Hunting Fun. Conduct your paranormal investigation of CES using the night vision equipment of the professionals http://adweek.it/19FLWnv
Image is Everything. From gaming to health to connected home, fuseproject gives emerging technologies their cool factor.
China Ups Its Game. A new line of high-end Huawei devices are China's best chance to crack the US smartphone market http://adweek.it/1ddJxAU
Guitar Playing 101. Rock band meets the real world with Incident's entry into the growing field of connected instruments http://adweek.it/1aF73AX
Connected Sports. Wearable tech will make athletes better with real-time feedback on performance and biological data http://adweek.it/1gycFSx
Dine in Peace at CES. Grab a cab and head to Mandalay Bay to find accessible, high-end dining even during the peak of CES.
Snag a Monorail Pass. Everything in Vegas is further away than it looks. Fortunately, the monorail stops right at CES http://www.lvmonorail.com/
Hidden Gaming Gems. Razer and NVIDIA lend their high-end gaming credentials to the far corners of the South Halls http://adweek.it/1aFcGPH
Mapping Your World. Occipital makes 3D scanning accessible to consumers and developers alike with its Structure Sensor http://adweek.it/1ddBBQ8
VR Gaming. Oculus provides the hardware backbone that will carry virtual reality gaming into the mainstream http://adweek.it/19FNHkI
Consumer Drones. Create your own "octocopter" fleet as Parrot showcases its latest round of consumer-ready drones http://adweek.it/1ddFXab
3D Printing w/ Style. Consumer 3D printing meets high-end design under $500 for sub-100 micron resolution at Pirate 3D http://adweek.it/1ddw9Nj
Pocket-sized Health. Skulpt and Zensorium lead a group of startups looking to put advanced health tracking in your palm http://adweek.it/1ddHEnP
Eye-controls for PCs. Eye tracking has matured into a precision instrument from Tobii to control your PC with a glance http://adweek.it/19FO7rb
US Postal Service. Basketball? Marilyn Monroe? Augmented Reality? The enigmatic USPS always surprises at CES http://adweek.it/1aFc0tE
Steambox Revolution. Sony and Microsoft wake up to a new set of competitors as Valve announces Steam Machine partners http://adweek.it/1aFfdcz
Smartwatch Startups. Bigger isn't always better, as startups embrace open ecosystems to streamline wearable data http://adweek.it/1aF3WsU
Haptic Headphones. Able Planet's Linx Fusion take the haptic headphone trend from novelty to mainstream http://adweek.it/1aFknFz
Catch the Bowl Game. LaGasse's Stadium provides a thrilling atmosphere to catch the BCS Championship on Monday night.
Hidden Gaming Gems. Razer and NVIDIA lend their high-end gaming credentials to the far corners of the South Halls http://adweek.it/1aFcGPH
Connected Sports. Wearable tech will make athletes better with real-time feedback on performance and biological data.
Dine in Peace at CES. Grab a cab and head to Mandalay Bay to find accessible, high-end dining even during the peak of CES http://www.mandalaybay.com/dining/signature-restaurants/
Pocket-sized Health. Skulpt and Zensorium lead a group of startups looking to put advanced health tracking in your palm http://adweek.it/1ddHEnP
Smartwatch Startups. Bigger isn't always better, as startups embrace open ecosystems to streamline wearable data http://adweek.it/1aF3WsU
