Top 7 innovative gadgets from CES 2018 that proves future is here

For every tech enthusiast, January is a very exciting time due to the CES (Consumer Electronics Show). We get to have a glimpse of what the future holds in the technology world. Likewise, the recently concluded CES 2018 didn't disappoint us as well. In the four day event we got to witness some really futuristic gadgets with innovative technology.

However, thousands of companies come to CES to showcase their products, so how you do you know which gadget is the most innovative? To help you out we did some research and curated a list of top 7 innovative gadgets that were unveiled in this year's CES.

The list not only contains some of the most well-known products, it also covers some products that you have never heard of before. So without further ado, let's check out the list.

Samsung's "The Wall" world's first micro LED TV

Samsung's "The Wall": Not surprisingly, Samsung's "The Wall" tops our list. Being the world's first micro LED TV, it eliminates the need for back-lighting and any color filter. It also boasts of a massive display of 146 inches.

The OrCam MyEye 2.0

Truth to be told, this device seems to come straight out of the Netflix series Black Mirror. Designer for blind and partially sighted people, it is an artificial vision device with an inbuilt smart camera that can instantly read texts aloud from any surface. What's more, it has the ability to recognize faces and products.

Lenovo Mirage Solo VR Headset

While we saw quite a few VR-based products at the CES 2018, Lenovo's Mirage Solo VR Headset stands out. This standalone VR headset is the first to make use of the complete potential of WorldSense. With this technology, users will get the feeling of leaning, ducking or dodging in the VR space.

Sony's Aibo Robotic Dog:

Dog lovers will surely like this one. Equipped with advanced technology for fluid movement and more sensors, this robot can almost move like a real dog. It has lenses in its eyes that work as the camera. Thanks to the AI abilities, Aibo can also recognize faces of people it has seen before.

LG InstaView ThinQ Fridge

LG's ThinQ Fridge comes with a 29-inch HD transparent LCD touch-screen, where users can leave virtual notes, set food expiration dates and see the contents inside the fridge. It also has Amazon Alexa built in, using which people can play music, create shopping lists.

JBL Link

While voice activated smart speakers are not something new, JBL has done a great job with its new JBL Link smart speaker. Powered by Google Assistant, it has an 8-inch touch display and loud speakers inside.

HTC's Vive Pro

HTC's all new VR headset Vive Pro has also made it to the list. It comes with built-in headphones with an amplifier, dual microphones, and it can also read fine texts.