- Welcome to CES 2024. There is so much cool technology here, and specifically, there's a lot
of really cool home products that are here and that I'm
looking for because I'm looking to build another house. We just sold our dream home. We're building a new one. I can't wait. This is like Christmas. One of the coolest home
tech products is right here in the GE booth. This is a really unique combination. This is an all-in-one washer and dryer. Now if you're somebody
that lives in Europe or a different country, this
is not some new concept. But when you are in a different country and they have these
all-in-one washer and dryers, they're typically really, really small and they take eight or
nine hours in order to go through the full cycle
of washing your clothes and then drying your clothes. You can wash 12 to 15 pounds of clothes in less than two hours. The second thing that's unique about it, you don't need a vent for this. Say you want a laundry machine
inside of your master closet. You can literally place
this thing in there as long as you have the
electrical to plug it into. They have this giant
heat pump that is in here that pushes all of the air around, and the heat and the air
stays inside of here. Another thing that makes it so efficient is the way that the clothes
turn while they're drying. It helps it dry faster than
what a normal dryer does. So this is 50% more efficient overall than your regular dryer. I didn't think I'd get this
excited about a laundry machine, but the GE One and Done Washer and Dryer, I kind of want this. The next product that
is a very cool home tech is for somebody that has a swimming pool. This guy can go all around
the pool, climb up walls. Look at that, look at the
threads, look at the power as it's climbing up and sucking
onto this big old treads. And then that cleans the side. I love this. It has won very many awards. What we did with our last
pool was have a self cleaner with different jets that
popped up in different places and ran, and it did a
pretty good job at cleaning. But I'll be honest, it
used a ton of electricity. It ended up being really expensive for me to clean my pool every day, and we still had to have
a pool cleaner come. With this, you just take it, throw it in there maybe
every couple of days, let it do its thing and
it will clean it up. And then once it's done,
it comes up to the top. You can go put it back
on the charging base, cleans itself out and
charge it itself back up, so you can take it and put it back in. This is one of the coolest
tech products at CES 2024 for your home. One of the coolest displays at
CES is this wall right here. And you might be asking
what even is this wall of dancing little spinny things? Well, this is the Roborock booth. They have a new robotic
vacuum is the S8 Max V Ultra and it has a unique design. Because you see the robotic vacuums, they're typically circular
and they move around the house and they clean everything, but
your house is not circular. Your walls are not curved perfectly for a robotic vacuum to go through there. So this is the solution
that they came up with, which is kind of genius. This is a flexible arm that
is on the robotic vacuum. And so once it detects a corner and it can't get to that
corner because it's circular, this flexible arm will reach out and then these brushes will spin. You only have one on the vacuum. You don't have all these. This is just for display
'cause it's super cool. But this will spin and
collect all the dirt that's in the corner, and
then push it into the vacuum and suck up the dirt. So your house should be cleaner
than most robotic vacuums, because you've got the
flexible arm on the corner. There are so many features, and there's even a feature
inside of this vacuum that Tesla doesn't even
have in their cars. I'm serious. This right here, this is LiDAR. Your vacuum has LiDAR. And so what LIDAR does
is it's able to sense different objects in the
house or around the area so that it navigates properly, doesn't run over things that shouldn't. This also has video
cameras and picture cameras right here on the front. So these two work together. And it also has reactive
AI built into this. So there's AI in the vacuum. And it knows with a
certain level of certainty what that object is and it'll tell you. They have over 80 objects
that they kind of identify that are pre-programmed. But the AI will tell you, "We think that it's this that's in the way and that's why we didn't
vacuum over the spot." Kind of an interesting feature
to have in a robot vacuum. This also is a mop. It does have a mop feature right here. This is not a spinning
mop that spins all around and scrubs the floor that way. Underneath here, these
vibrate at a really high rate that then also move this
and it cleans the floor as it goes along. There's clean water that's put inside of this basin right here that
feeds down into the vacuum every time before it goes
out the perfect amount. Then as it's cleaning the floor,
it disperses that in there. For $1,800 plus a five year warranty, it seems like a pretty
good deal to me, honestly. If you're building a house
and you are a planner, and you wanna do something
actually really smart, this is the same vacuum right here, but this is a different base station. If you can set up water
running to a specific spot where you know the vacuum is going to be and also a drainage, then you
don't have to have those bins on top where you go and you fill it up, and then you drain it, which
isn't too big of a hassle, but still how awesome
to have that part of it even more automatic. And we are building a house. I don't know if I've
told you guys that yet, but we are building a house, and so I'm looking for the cool tech. And if we can be a good enough planner, I'm gonna try to find a spot. So we have drainage for a robotic vacuum. I love that idea. No stepping. I'm breaking all the rules today. (upbeat music) Robotic vacuums are getting smarter and better every single year. If you think you know
what a robotic vacuum was a few years ago, you
don't know what it's like compared to the latest and greatest. And I think it's worth giving a try, and that's why I'm including it as one of the best tech of CES 2024. And also thank you to Roborock
for sponsoring this video. I hope that looked cool,
'cause that was really awkward, and there's lots of people looking at me. Look at all the people everywhere. And I'm just standing in a room
with robots surrounding me. Whew. I tried not to blink, but I wasn't very, didn't do a very good job. I hope that was cool. This is a massage chair place. There are so many massage
chairs here at CES every single year. So we're at this booth
and Stevie Wonder's here. There he is, Stevie Wonder. How about massager spa-type
thing inside of your home? Well this is a company by Ceragem. They have one of the most
advanced massaging chairs that you can get. This is called the Master Prime. I'm gonna try it out
and give you my opinion. I'm not a big fan of massages,
but my wife loves it. All my friends love massages and she wants one inside of our house. It is so comfortable and I'm
like in this little cocoon. You can hear my voice kind of echoing. Ah, it's just really nice. This one is like a bed
that you can lay down and it analyzes your spine, and helps straighten
things out apparently. And then you've got this one
right here that's a little pod that I don't like the way this one looks. I don't see any massage chairs
that look like this one. Look, I have seen a lot of massage chairs over the last eight years at CES. These ones are my favorite. Do you ever get tired
of the amount of dust that people bring into
your house with your shoes? Well, what if there
was a solution to that? I may have found it by
this company out of Japan. They have a metal mat that
you could put in an entryway, and it sucks up all the dust
and dirt in a few easy steps. Great thing for your home. First, sensor detection. Lasers. Look and see that there's
somebody there, it turns it on. You step on this metal plate, there's springs underneath these balls. The balls go down and suction comes out. Dust. Step on it. No dust in that section. Let's be real. It's probably not the
most functional thing. I'd probably rather just have
like a vacuum in the house that would clean up the dust. But cool idea maybe for a
commercial use in a big building somewhere where you have a lot
of people going in and out. But I like the innovation. Sometimes you see things at CES that may never actually
come out to the market like this dust sucking foot metal pad with spring loaded balls. Okay, this is cool. My daughter has all the
Taylor Swift vinyl records that she comes out with them today, and a lot of people don't
use that technology anymore. Well this company called
Fuse is going to help change that perception where
your really cool vinyl album can not just be something that
you put on the record player and play and nobody really sees it, but you can make it art
where it is upright, and you actually see the art and the graphics that's on there. It makes it a little tricky,
because of the physics of this. This has a spring loaded
counterweight that is inside of it. So now this will apply the perfect amount of pressure on here so that it's vertical and it plays the music properly. This second thing, this is
not totally straight up. This is at an 85-degree angle. And then there's a little
magnetic stopper on here, a clamp that puts it on there so that it is weighted properly and it doesn't put undue pressure where the needle goes on the record and everything works perfectly. Very cool tech, awesome product. I don't even know they're
probably already sold out, 'cause it's such a cool product. And after watching this, you probably are like me and you want it. I'm gonna buy one before
I publish this video, just so I have one. I legit thought that this
was like a video playing with like some dude that's just like, I don't know, prerecorded. No. - It automatically-
- There's a guy that's here that has a perfect voice for this thing and he is just talking. - Before operations,
- Okay. - this cutting edge-
- He's not a robot either. - Comprehensively-
- You're doing a good job. - And designs value to each vertebra. - If you know anything about
me, you know I love ice cream. I'm always finding ice cream. This is an ice cream robot apparently, and I'm gonna test it
out for the first time. It should be able to make
my ice cream of my choice in 40 seconds. Step one, choose your flavor. Step two, free chocolate. - [Staff] Okay. - It's free, right? Ooh, free M&M's. Yes, I like the pricing. I'm gonna do cash. Yeah, we'll do cash. He did cash for me. Here we go. Ice cream robot. There's the cup. Don't know which order it's gonna go into. What's, oh, there's the actual robot. He's pushing it from
one side to the other. Okay, what's happening now? There it goes. Ice cream's coming out. Yes. Okay. Give me some free
chocolate and free M&M's. Oh, it's spinning. There's the M&M's. Oh, that looks good. Vanilla, free chocolate,
free M&M's right there. - The spoon is on the bottom.
- Spoon's on the bottom. - Spoon's on the bottom. Check this. (upbeat music) Oh, I'm rowing. There are two TVs that are
interesting here at CES, the Transparent MicroLED TV. And now that I'm here in person seeing it, I've seen some stuff on
social media about it. They're able to make it
look like you have things way in the back and then
things on the front also. So like you're watching a sporting event. You could actually have it look like the field is out that way, and then you've got the stats popping up. It's almost like virtual reality, but it's not virtual reality. This is the all-new OLED T. T, meaning transparent. I don't know. I don't know if you need it. I probably need to test it
out and really see for myself. My immediate impression says
I'm good with the regular TV, but maybe I'll check it out
if my mind will be changed. (upbeat music) When I was a kid in elementary school, I wanted to be a weatherman. That was my goal in life. They asked me, "What do you
wanna be when you grow up?" And people are like,
"Professional football player." And I was like, "Weatherman." It's Friday at CES and we are seeing a low overhang of clouds with a potential for rain coming in. I'd say around four
o'clock in the afternoon. If you're in this part of
the North Pacific Ocean, you can expect some thunder showers coming in the early afternoon. I think this is a booth that's promoting like the tech that they use for weather to track the weather. But I would love it. Right now, it's Friday
on the last day of CES and it closes in a couple of hours. I swear I'm the only other YouTuber that is still here on the
floor looking at cool stuff. And I also have the best
overall tech of CES, and there is some home
stuff inside of that video. So if you liked what you saw here, you're gonna like that also. Thanks for watching. Let me know in the
comments what did you like and what did you think is
a little maybe too weird, and you better not say anything
about that weather map. That is the coolest thing ever, except for Roborock as
they sponsor this video. Thank you, Roborock. You're the best.
