Every year for the CES Las Vegas, I have to shut down my social networks and stop listening to tech podcasts. But this is never 100% failproof, and I always catch glimpses of the recurring non-sensical projects pitched in the faint hope of generating some ephemeral buzz.
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I'm not even going to discuss the Sony Honda Afleela vaporware car or how many designers at Lenovo had an aneurysm to get there:
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No.
Instead, I will tell you what will be my new get-go example of lousy design meets undercooked technology wrapped with wishful thinking.
I present you Neutrogena 3D printed vitamins 👻
Just read the article below; I don't even have the strength to comment:
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And if you need more, just open Twitter to see dozens of even more dumb things...
This hands-free smart stroller by a Vancouver-based husband and wife team stops traffic at CES pic.twitter.com/12vIqEzPPy
— Reuters (@Reuters) January 6, 2023