CES 2017: The coolest tech you have to see

Sanbot gets some attention at the Qihan booth during day 2 of CES at the Las Vegas Convention Center. The company says that Sanbot, already in use by both private companies and the government, will be available in the U.S. early this year.

Sanbot gets some more attention day 2 of CES.

Alex Reiff has a 3D scan made of his ear at the Snugs booth during day 2 of CES. Snugs makes custom pieces for audio gear.

Samsung featured their 88-inch QLEDTV at CES.

Jayme Yang draws a big crowd as she starts a cooking demonstration in Panasonic's "Smart Home" display during day 2 of CES.

Chip Griffin (far left) tries out LG's Ultra Wide Gaming Display during day 1 of CES at the Las Vegas Convention Center.

Robert Gaffney has a 3D image taken at the Canon booth during day 2 of CES. The 3D images taken of attendees are then used to make a small look-alike statue. Solidiphy has partnered with Canon to produce the 3D capture chamber.

Doek Ki Kim tries out the VR headset at the Skyworth booth in the Las Vegas Convention Center South Hall during CES 201.

Tomas Balmeceda Huarte takes a snapshot of a 3D printer in the Polaroid display at CES.

Alex Wehrley tells day 2 CES attendees about Samsung’s new “invisible wire” (highlighted on the wall) technology.

Kodak is betting on the resurgence of film and showed off new 35mm and Super 8 film during day 2 of CES.

Samsung's VR headsets draw a crowd.

The Nurugo Micro, a 400x microscope smartphone attachment is on display.

Attendees get sideways on a demonstration of "Robot Wars" at the Samsung display.

Drone Nerds Phantom 4 camera-mounted drone is on display CES, Friday. CES, which takes place from 5-8 Jan., is a place where industry manufacturers, advertisers and tech-minded consumers converge to get a taste of new gadgets and innovations coming to the market each year.

The Octopus watch from Joy, an icon-based watch for trainig kids to have good habits is displayed during CES.

The Octopus watch from Joy.

Percuman gives an exhibition of the Specktr glove, a wireless MIDI Controller which allows for creating, mixing and control of music.

The Specktr glove, a wireless MIDI Controller allows for creating, mixing and control of music.

Latisha Tillie tries out a jump test at the Under Armour booth. Their SpeedForm Record-Equipped running shoes have a sensor that records and stores running metrics so the wearer knows what is needed to improve performance. The smart shoe uses a jump test that works with the company's MapMyRun app to help decide the intensity of the user's next run.

An Under Armour SpeedForm Europa Record-Equipped running shoe is displayed at CES.

An attendee wears ODG augmented reality smart glasses 9 with ultra wide-field-of-view.

The BenjiLock, which uses a fingerprint to secure and supports up to four different fingerprints saving them in an encrypted chip for easy access.

Singer Akon, left, and Rohan Marley, son of the late Bob Marley, are pictured at the House of Marley booth on day 2 of CES.

A general view of atmosphere audio equipment at the House of Marley booth during CES 2017.

A mannequin displays the Swedish company tobii pro glasses 2, an innovative wearable eye-tracking system for real-world research.

Withings shows off what they say are the first analog smart watches during opening day of CES.

Markus Muller demonstrates the ICAROS, a fitness device and gaming controller in one gadget during the opening day of CES. The company says the movements on the ICAROS allows the gamer to control and determine the flight or diving path in the game.

Gregory Lu, co-founder of Natufia, looks over the company's kitchen gardens during the opening day of CES.

A robot barista makes a cup of coffee during the opening day of CES. The robot barista is a prototype from Bubble Lab from Beijing.

Attendees look over products at the Under Armour booth during opening day of CES.

Professor Einstein, an educational Wi-Fi connected robot is on display at the Hanson Robot display during the opening day of Consumer Electronics Show 2017.

Attendees relax in iRobotics medical massage chairs at the Luraco display during the opening day of CES.

Ivan Safrin of Intel, checks the headsets being used in the company's demonstration of their automated driving system.

Attendees visit the OLED Tunnel at the LG booth.

Mekamon's intelligent gaming robot from Reach Robotics.

LED trainers from Wize & Ope are displayed at CES.

An LG employee demonstrates the new CordZero cordless stick vacuum cleaner.

Large screen televisions draw a crowd at the TCL booth.

Im Kyung Han jumps in the air as she has a 360-degree motion capture image taken at the Nikon booth.

Lan Yao views 360 VR videos on an Oculus headset.

A crowd walks by the large screen television display at the TCL booth.

This is Casio' s Pro Treck smart watch.

A large balloon serves as a projection screen floats over the Panasonic booth.

Shuotong Zhang photographs models at the Panasonic display with the company's GH5 camera.

Christine Hamon from Sleep Number relaxes on the company's smart bed.

An attendee participates in a virtual-reality presentation during an Intel media event.

Jody Dankberg from Stern Pinball plays the company's new game that uses the likenesses and music of Aerosmith.

A participant tapes himself as he uses the Oculus Rift VR headset to experience new 3D virtual reality.

Goldie Chan tries out ODG's new augmented-reality glasses.

A dancer performs in front of Sony Alpha a99 II DSLR cameras.

A journalist takes a picture of the Samsung QLED TV with Quantum dot Technology.

Collen Hatler from Fisher-Price demonstrates the company's SmartCycle.

Claire Wen looks over ODG's new augmented reality glasses.

Sam Sheffer tries out the the Altwork Station.

Jack Mudd of OneWheel demonstrates how to ride the company's motorized skateboard.

Mike Leyva from Epson, demonstrates the company's Moverio augmented reality smart glasses during the Drone Rodeo held annually before the Consumer Electronics Show.

Members of the media photograph the LG Signature OLED TV W.

The new Monster SuperStar RaveBox Blaster wireless Bluetooth boom box.

Photographers take pictures of Panasonic's Lumix GH5 mirrorless camera.

The LG Smart InstaView Door-in-Door refrigerator.

The new Panasonic Countertop Induction Oven.

The new SuperStar FireCracker portable Bluetooth speaker by Monster.

Gregg Rosenzweig tries on a ANTVR headset.

A robot greets people viewing products at the Living In Digital Times display.

Ayano Tominaga, from Tokyo, tries out the Immotor GO.

Seth Smith, from Jagger & Lewis, shows off company’s smart dog collar.

A robot draws a crowd as it roams the floor at "CES Unveiled."

Phoebe Yu demostrates the Eye Que, a personal vision tracker.

An attendee demostrated a Fingo, a device added to virtual reality goggles to incorporate hand gestures.

Remi is a smart alarm clock and is displayed at the Urban Hello.

A Wink PTU 360-degree spherical camera.

Taiwan’s Industrial Technology Research Institute will showcase a new chess playing super robot at CES 2017

A forklift operator works on getting booths ready at CES on Jan. 3, 2017 in Las Vegas.

A billboard on the convention center welcomes people to CES on Jan. 3, 2017 in Las Vegas.

A balloon showcases Central Plaza on Jan. 3, 2017 before CES opens.