I tried on a pair of these Adlens and they worked for my poor vision minus the astigmatism. Whats special is the adustable focus - check out their website. The computer version called 'interface' is $49.99, while Adlens frames / lenses start at $29.99
This is the first consumer class robot camera that tracks users - with a motorized 360 degree head. Well it tracks the first user, so if you have another one coming from another direction - get two or more. Its going to retail for $299, but you can get it on Indiegogo for $149 now.
If that tube looks familiar to you, its because it looks very similar to their Netatmo Weather Station for Smartphones. Its a great product, but pretty niche for people that want to monitor or be more aware of their environmental conditions.
I arrived a bit later than I wanted to CES Unveiled Press event last night. It was a zoo, like last year except for one very important difference. They ran out of the main food attraction - Collossal Shrimp! So I had to make do with the fancy cheese and crackers. And yes, a happy blogger is a more productive blogger.
So this time around, I skipped the video and just took stills pictures of some of the stuff and people I talked to. You can see the mobile album here. I will highlight some of the more interesting things I saw at this event in an upcoming post, but frankly I was somewhat disappointed. Most of the cool stuff got announced previously so seeing it here was just seeing it after the fact.
The Verge was of course there for the whole duration, and they have a pretty fun Video of the CES Unveiled event.
