CES 2016: VR-camera is the Kodak, Casio watches are smart, modular Samsung TV and more

CES 2016 a new day brought new gadgets for layfhakerov for all occasions: modular screens from Samsung, a device for determining the presence of gluten and allergens in food, contactless payment by MasterCard system, smart Casio watches and smart glasses Intel and Kodak-camera to create Action VR-panoramas.

Casio first smartwatch

At CES 2016 Casio representatives made a presentation of its first wearable. Model Casio WSD-F10 runs on Android Wear and is a logical continuation of the series G-Shock. So it's a great sports watch, able, according to the manufacturer, to dive to a depth of 50 meters. Other specifications WSD-F10 include TFT-display with 1.32 inch diagonal and a resolution of 320 × 300 pixels, as well as a battery for one day active use. Watches are equipped with a pressure sensor, an accelerometer, gyroscope, and compass. Synchronize new Casio is possible, using built-in modules Bluetooth 4.1 and Wi-Fi.

Kodak camera to shoot with VR-panoramas

Kodak showed

Smart glasses from Intel with a personal fitness trainer

Oakley with the assistance of Intel showed smart glasses on display Radar Pace, to monitor the quality of training in real time. The device is intended for use by professional athletes and is able to analyze current progress, as well as to adjust the performance of the technique exercises. Oakley Radar Pace feature built-in headphones, and are controlled by voice. Gadget is scheduled for the end of the year. The cost has not been revealed.

Modular TV from Samsung

The Korean company arranged presentation of 170-inch TV Ultra HD, assembled from individual panels. The device demonstrates awaited frameless pane Samsung, via which the near the future it will be possible to assemble a screen for their own needs - any size, aspect ratio, and configuration.

Gadget for automatic detection of gluten in foods

company 6SensorLabs showed interesting gadget called Nima. The device is able to test food samples on the gluten content, as well as a variety of allergens. Testing is performed using antibodies. Disposable test contained in the cartridge. For each type of material requires a separate cartridge. The cost of each - $ 4, Nima itself costs 250.

An important feature of the device has become a common database contributed by individual devices. In addition, the test results can be shared on social networks.

Fitness bracelets learn contactless payments with MasterCard

MasterCard and Coin announced to develop a joint project for the creation of a single payment system with the help of fitness trackers and wearable. Coin will provide the software part, and MasterCard - to carry out banking operations. The first technology will be implemented in the Atlas Wearables device companies, Moov and Omate.