See the hottest high-tech gadgets at CES 2023.
By JAMIE TUCKER Consumer Technology Reporter
It’s where “What the Tech?” spent the majority of the weekend. One example of exciting technology that solves real-world problems is CES Award Winner, Badger. I played games with a haptic vest in virtual reality, to feel body blows and kickbacks from guns. Haptic suits, vests, and gloves were plentiful this year.
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