CES 2024 in Las Vegas
Monday, January 29, 2024 at 5:07:00 PM
CES 2024 is over. A look back at this exceptional event, held in Las Vegas from January 7 to 12, 2024, and the opportunity for Solecooler to unveil its latest innovation to the general public. What happens in Vegas needs must be told to you.
Mandalay Bay. A prestigious name and an equally impressive venue which was the scene of CES Unveil on January 7, a day exclusively reserved for the press and open to only a hundred companies presenting a major innovation. The Solecooler team had the opportunity to unveil the brand new product in development: WarnFeet to several hundred journalists from around the world. A battery-free insole, directly connected to the phone and capable of preventing the risk of diabetic foot ulcers. Like our first innovation ClimFeet, WarnFeet uses the energy developed by the footstep to power a low-energy Bluetooth directly connected to the phone. Harvesting is ensured by a network of piezoelectric sensors that also act as pressure sensors and coupled with temperature sensors make it possible to detect sudden changes that could be signs of the occurence of a diabetic foot ulcer or a blister.
Solecooler's success is reflected in dozens of print, audiovisual and TV appearances worldwide.
The Venetian. Just as prestigious, even more impressive. Yes, it's possible. And it was at this mythical venue that the world's tech community gathered from January 9 to 12. Visitors had the opportunity to discover a flying car, a nursing robot and meet the CEO of Walmart. It was also a chance to meet some of the Solecooler team, ready and eager to present the company's innovations. They were able to discover or rediscover ClimFeet, the insole capable of producing cold on one side and heat on the other, without batteries or chemicals, simply powered by the user's movement. Located in the heart of the French tech hub and perfectly equipped, the Solecooler booth allowed our team to meet over 500 contacts, including some of the world's biggest companies, who showed a strong interest in our technologies and expressed a wish to carry out further research for applications inherent to their activities.
A human and professional success for our team, who can only hope to return to Las Vegas for the next CES. And for that, we have a plan...
Mandalay Bay. A prestigious name and an equally impressive venue which was the scene of CES Unveil on January 7, a day exclusively reserved for the press and open to only a hundred companies presenting a major innovation. The Solecooler team had the opportunity to unveil the brand new product in development: WarnFeet to several hundred journalists from around the world. A battery-free insole, directly connected to the phone and capable of preventing the risk of diabetic foot ulcers. Like our first innovation ClimFeet, WarnFeet uses the energy developed by the footstep to power a low-energy Bluetooth directly connected to the phone. Harvesting is ensured by a network of piezoelectric sensors that also act as pressure sensors and coupled with temperature sensors make it possible to detect sudden changes that could be signs of the occurence of a diabetic foot ulcer or a blister.
Solecooler's success is reflected in dozens of print, audiovisual and TV appearances worldwide.
The Venetian. Just as prestigious, even more impressive. Yes, it's possible. And it was at this mythical venue that the world's tech community gathered from January 9 to 12. Visitors had the opportunity to discover a flying car, a nursing robot and meet the CEO of Walmart. It was also a chance to meet some of the Solecooler team, ready and eager to present the company's innovations. They were able to discover or rediscover ClimFeet, the insole capable of producing cold on one side and heat on the other, without batteries or chemicals, simply powered by the user's movement. Located in the heart of the French tech hub and perfectly equipped, the Solecooler booth allowed our team to meet over 500 contacts, including some of the world's biggest companies, who showed a strong interest in our technologies and expressed a wish to carry out further research for applications inherent to their activities.
A human and professional success for our team, who can only hope to return to Las Vegas for the next CES. And for that, we have a plan...