[News Today] AI healthcare biggest draw at CES

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In this year's CES, health and wellness took center stage, drawing large crowds to hands-on exhibitions.

Beyond individual devices like smartwatches, companies showcased technologies where entire living spaces monitor and manage health.

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This is a future home presented by a Korean firm.

The entire house is wired to artificial intelligence.

AI checks for stress with a person's brainwaves,

and analyzes one's skin condition or energy level.

AI examines weight, blood pressure and even genetic information to provide a healthcare routine customized for each family member.

Lee Kyung-soo / CEO, Ceragem
Our products use AI and home systems to analyze customer health data and predict what kind of services they need.

Wearable health devices have gone beyond smartwatches and are becoming more diverse.

At this year's CES, a small Korean business presented 'smart shoes,' a combination of functional footwear and AI.

The shoes are equipped with high-resolution pressure sensors capable of instantly analyzing pressure distribution, strides, and angles when the feet touch the ground to identify abnormal signs.

The shoes are made to work without recharging so that the elderly population can use them easily.

Overseas companies also set up areas where visitors can experience innovative healthcare products.

There is a scale that predicts the risks of chronic illnesses just by scanning and an AI companion made to provide emotional support.

Doris Poon / CES Visitor
I think that is really, really good.
At least you know what you really have.

The interactive zones with futuristic healthcare themes were the hottest attraction at this year's CES.

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