Syska Smart LED Table Lamp review: Use an app & your voice to control the device

Altia Systems announced the introduction of PanaCast 3, the world’s first intelligent panoramic video system with 40 megapixels capacity for the new generation of distributed teams. It integrates three 13-megapixel cameras, stereo microphones and advanced software to capture the entire room on video. It has a multi-sensor AI array with built-in capabilities to detect people and autonomously adjust the field of view to include everyone in the conversation.

NordicTrack introduced a great way to play with its new VR Bike, transporting users into different universes with virtual reality technology. With an HTC VIVE Focus VR wireless headset and integrated gaming features and controls, the VR Bike channels your physical effort directly into your VR avatar in the game play. Your physical efforts control the difficulty and progress levels within virtual worlds.

It’s a smart mirror that has random features like the ability to perform an eye test which over time will track your vision. It acts as a fitness coach, tracks air quality and uses AR to suggest different kinds of makeups. It can recognise different products and give you tutorials on how to use them. The mirror is also capable of gesture, object and voice recognition to offer a touchless experience.

Mopic, a 3D VR solutions specialised company, recently launched an application-based smartphone cover, Snap3D. The protective smartphone case attaches on the back when not being used. When you need to visualise 3D videos, you can easily attach the case on the front to allow stereoscopic vision. Also, by using the Snap3D-exclusive application, you can take 3D images and play 3D games as well.

QuadSight is a new multi-spectral stereoscopic vision system that offers obstacle detection capabilities in all weather and lighting conditions, for semi-autonomous and autonomous vehicles. Its quad-camera technology vision system comes with two pairs of long-wave infrared (LWIR) and visible-light stereoscopic cameras to enable a self-driving vehicle to navigate comfortably in complete darkness, snow, rain, fog, sandstorms and blinding glare.

South Korean startup LetinAR announced PinMR AR Optical Solution that offers small form factor, wide Field of View (FoV), simple manufacturing process and accurate colour expression. It includes a full line-up of lens modules to deliver more than 80 degrees of diagonal FoV and dizziness-free AR experience. The company aims to overcome the technical barriers that have long existed in the AR industry with its PinMR technology.