CES, a global technology event, wrapped up in early January and while I didn’t attend, I was curious to find out what new technologies were introduced at the event that might interest librarians and educators. I found a number of exhibitors with fascinating products that might not be immediately usable in law libraries but are still worth keeping an eye on; however, other exhibitors have products that law librarians and law professors could benefit from right away.
American Printing House – a non-profit that provides accessibility solutions for people with vision loss, including braille-ready files for screenreaders.
Badger – a closed caption speech badge that picks up your voice through your mask so the d/Deaf and hard of hearing can see what you’re saying on the badge you wear.
Meet Bocco, a communication robot.
Bocco – a communication robot the company envisions replacing smartphones. The company also designed a tail-wagging comfort pillow (not kidding).
BUDDY Pro
