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CES, the massive consumer electronic expo that takes over Las Vegas at the beginning of each year, launched over 20,000 products from more than 4,400 exhibiting companies in 2020. With more than 2.9 million net square feet of exhibit space, that’s a lot of new technology to sift through. “This week at CES illustrated that every company is truly a tech company,” said Karen Chupka, executive vice president of CES. “Global technology brands blended with nontraditional tech companies to showcase how innovation is furthering business across all markets – setting the stage for the decade ahead.” Tech companies showed off wall-sized TVs, laptops with foldable screens, driverless cars, meatless “Impossible Pork,” and much more. Here are a few of the gadgets that stood out, whether because they’re quirky, useful or a combination of both: 1. Samsung Ballie: Though it resembles a tennis ball, this gadget is actually a combination smart home device and robotic companion. Thanks to cameras and sensors, this “all-around life companion” can follow behind you – like a diminutive BB-8. The device can take photos, control smart home features and send you updates on your home when you’re away. 2. Prinker S temporary tattoo printer: A fabulous idea for brand activations and event marketing, this tattoo printer creates realistic-looking temporary tattoos in seconds. Users scroll through a companion app to choose a tattoo (or design their own) then pass the handheld printer over their skin to painlessly apply the ink, which lasts one to three days. This smart temporary tattoo machine called “Prinker” is currently giving out tattoos that say “no ragrets” pic.twitter.com/b6C8ZHhBWR — Ed Zitron (@edzitron) January 9, 2020 3. NURVV Run: These smart insoles are designed to help fix flawed running style. Each insole has 32 embedded sensors capable of capturing a wide range of running data, such as stride length, pronation, cadence and foot strike. After a run, that data is transferred to a companion smartphone app for analysis. The app then suggests ways to help runners avoid injuries and become stronger and faster during their runs. 4. Charmin RollBot: Charmin’s conceptual product – don’t expect to be able to purchase it anytime soon – is a rather cheeky marketing ploy. The RollBot can deliver a fresh roll of toilet paper to someone in distress, via smartphone control. They really gonna call this "RollBot" and not "PooBear?" https://t.co/jkljS8kJM2 — One Ring (doorbell) to surveil them all... (@hypervisible) January 6, 2020 5. Inupathy harness: Japanese company Langualess brought the Dr. Doolittle factor to CES. It Inupathy harness measures and analyzes your dog’s heartrate, using it to determine the canine’s mood. The harness changes color based on the animal’s mood, and owners can use the associated app to track their pet’s mood over time. 6. Y-Brush: If you though two minutes was just too long to devote to oral hygiene, rejoice. This smart brush is designed to clean all of your teeth in just 10 seconds – five seconds for the top and five for the bottom. Tooth care is huge at #CES2020 . This is Y-Brush, a vibrating full-mouth tooth brush that brushes all your teeth in 10 seconds. Apparently you spend 4x more time on each tooth. It uses regular toothpaste and is rechargeable. $129. Shipping now. #cesunveiled pic.twitter.com/zOUjdryIwt — Lance Ulanoff (@LanceUlanoff) January 6, 2020 Read More Promo Case Study: Super Bowl Success The inside story of how a Florida promo distributor has executed six figures worth of promotions for the Super Bowl LIV host committee. The Pro: Luke Freeman, President/Founder, Wizard Creations (asi/362568) Client: Miami Super Bowl Host Committee Job: Produce a variety of promotional product collateral for different initiatives tied to Super Bowl LIV Dollar Size: Six figures Product Scope: More than 100,000 items Twelve years ago, Luke Freeman sat in the stands at Super Bowl XLI at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, FL. Originally from Chicago, the Miami-area transplant watched as his beloved Chicago Bears fell to the Indianapolis Colts 29-17. While the loss stung, it didn’t detract from the incredible spectacle of the Super Bowl itself – the United States’ single most viewed annual event since 2006. The pageantry, the performances, the sense of being at the center of the world, the profusion of promo products – it had Freeman bursting with excitement. “One day honey,” he told his wife, who was with him at the game, “I’m going to do the merchandise for the Super Bowl.” At the time, Freeman was only working promo as a side job, but the words nonetheless proved prophetic. For Super Bowl LIV, being held in Miami February 2, 2020, Freeman has been providing a spectrum of promo solutions for his client, the Miami Super Bowl Host Committee, and their partner sponsors. Here’s how he earned – and delivered on – the massive opportunity. Step One: Become a Market’s Go-To Guy Freeman is the kind of guy who gives the same smile and show of respect to the janitor as he does the CEO. That kind, humble way of operating has seeded his success. Following a 2009 layoff, Freeman poured his ample energy into building Wizard Creations into a promo powerhouse. Strategic and focused, Freeman keyed in on the sports market, assiduously networking, building relationships and engineering opportunities. When those opportunities turned into deals, Freeman came through like Joe Montana on a game-winning drive. The unfailing reliability and creative solutions earned Freeman a stellar reputation among end-buyers – and a wealth of business for Wizard Creations, which increased its year-over-year revenue by 31% last year and expects to have more than $10 million in promotional sales in 2020. Sustainable branded straws were among the many products Wizard Creations produced to help promote Super Bowl LIV. “From giveaways and signage, to uniforms and printed collateral, we’ve done projects in every major professional sports league and in collegiate sports over the last decade,” says Freeman. “The people who make the decisions for these teams know I’m going to deliver, and that’s why we’ve continued to grow our business with them.” As fate had it, one of those executives landed the role of vice president of corporate sponsorships with the Miami Super Bowl Host Committee. Needing a reliable vendor for promo collateral, the VP judged Freeman to be the perfect partner based on both past experience and the dynamite ideas Wizard Creations brought to the table through the courting process. “Tons of competitors wanted in on this opportunity, but ultimately they knew they could trust me, that they’d get a fair price, good value and exciting solutions,” Freeman says. “That tipped the scales in our favor.” Step Two: Be Flexible For the 18 to 24 mon...