Silicon Canals
TRENDING
  • Mobility
  • AI
  • FinTech
  • Software & SaaS
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • News
    • COVID-19
    • Startups
    • Scaleups
    • FinTech
    • AI and chatbots
    • Travel & Mobility
    • Software & SaaS
    • Health & Medtech
    • (Crowd)funding
    • Blockchain
    • Internet of things
    • Hardware
    • Accelerators
    • E-commerce
    • Cybersecurity
    • Gaming & Virtual Reality
    • Drones
  • Features
    • Promoted content
    • How-to
    • Knowledge & Insights
    • Guest Contributions
    • Scaling-up in Europe
  • Amsterdampartner
  • Events
  • Jobs
  • Partner with us
  • About us
    • About
    • Contact
    • Newsletter
    • Team
  • Home
  • News
    • COVID-19
    • Startups
    • Scaleups
    • FinTech
    • AI and chatbots
    • Travel & Mobility
    • Software & SaaS
    • Health & Medtech
    • (Crowd)funding
    • Blockchain
    • Internet of things
    • Hardware
    • Accelerators
    • E-commerce
    • Cybersecurity
    • Gaming & Virtual Reality
    • Drones
  • Features
    • Promoted content
    • How-to
    • Knowledge & Insights
    • Guest Contributions
    • Scaling-up in Europe
  • Amsterdampartner
  • Events
  • Jobs
  • Partner with us
  • About us
    • About
    • Contact
    • Newsletter
    • Team
No Result
View All Result
Silicon Canals
No Result
View All Result

The best tech by French startups seen at CES 2020

Editorial team by Editorial team
January 9, 2020
in News, Events, Featured post, Startups
0
104
SHARES
LinkedInTwitterWhatsAppFacebook

The European tech ecosystem has witnessed a drastic transformation over the years. Moving beyond the usual smartphones, laptops, and other gadgets, several new technologies have emerged of late shaping up the tech ecosystem. Many big tech players are developing the latest and best technologies and new products deploying Artificial Intelligence and other technologies.

Having said that there are several interesting and new types of products and technologies, many of these companies have taken to the CES 2020 show floor as it will give them a better reach. While there were many European companies ranging from early-stage to advanced companies, the French tech ecosystem’s dominance was seen at the events that unfolded in Las Vegas. Going by the same, here we have come up with some of the interesting launches by the French tech startups at CES 2020.

Picture credits: Withings

Withings ScanWatch

Withings, a pioneer in the digital health industry unveiled ScanWatch, which is the world’s first clinically validated hybrid smartwatch. This wearable detects both sleep apnea and arrhythmia. Withings has developed this smartwatch in collaboration with cardiologists and sleep experts. Touted to be the most medically advanced wearable launched to date, ScanWatch helps users and their physicians monitor the overall health and diagnose sleep and cardiovascular issues at the early stages.

Picture credits: BIC

BIC Wet Razor

At the CES 2020, the French startup BIC announced a collaborative platform called The Next BIC Thing, which will kick off with BIC’s new AI-enabled prototype shaver designed in partnership with Invoxia, a global leader in the design and development of connected devices. This is the first AI-powered wet shaver that will capture data about hair density, shaving speed, shaving experience, temperature, time spent on shaving, etc. It comes with Bluetooth 4.0, a USB Type-C port, and an IP64 rating. It is compatible with Android and iOS and will share updates via Bluetooth.

Picture credits: Hap2U

Hap2U’s Hap2Phone Haptic Display

Hap2U, which is a haptics developer with a specialisation in integrating sensory intelligence into tactile surfaces has unveiled Hap2Phone at CES 2020. It carries the credits of being the world’s first haptic smartphone display. It lets users feel and sense the objects in photos on their touchscreen display. The company aims to let smartphone users send a text message even without taking a glance at the phone. This can be done by feeling the individual letters on the screen keyboard.

Picture credits: Klaxoon

Klaxoon Teamplayer

French tech startup Klaxoon specialises in collaboration software and companion devices. At the CES 2020, the Rennes-based company unveiled Teamplayer, which is an appliance with associated peripherals. This device can turn any screen into a smart collaborative workspace. Teamplayer is a product that enables the modern workplace. It lets people working on different sites come together for a meeting.

Picture credits: URGONight

URGONight Headband

Developed by neuroscientists and sleep experts, URGONight headband from the French startup URGOTECH uses the EEG technology. With this headband, EEG-feedback therapy for sleep is available in the comfort of the wearers’ home. It works with a companion app and gives neruofeedback therapy to train the brain to produce brainwaves that are associated with sleep. This headband is meant to be used 20 minutes a day, thrice a week. Unlike other sleep aids, this is said to provide long-lasting results sans any side effects.

Picture credits: IEVA

IEVA Smartwatch

IEVA launched a new smartwatch to helps users monitor environmental factors such as pollution and sun exposure, and activity as well. The wearable is marketed as both a health and beauty product that will also give users information about how environmental factors contribute to ageing. The technology monitors various aspects such as ambient temperature, sun exposure, humidity, luminosity, noise, and pollution levels among others.

Picture credits: Mateo

Mateo Smart Bathroom Mat

Founded in 2020, the French startup Mateo aims to change the way people are connected to their health. The company with a team of health and IoT experts has launched the Mateo Smart Bathroom Mat at the CES 2020. It connects to a smartphone or connected mirror app to help individuals monitor their weight and posture. The Mateo smart team helps users record their body metrics seamlessly as they dry their feet. It is made of an interchangeable cover and comes connects to smartphones via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi.

Picture credits: Netatmo

Netatmo Smart Door Lock

French accessory maker Netatmo announced a Smart Door Lock that can be used with physical NFC Smart Keys. It is compatible with Apple HomeKit. It comes with three pre-paired keys that can be inserted into the lock and rotated as usual. The lock and keys use NFC and Bluetooth and the access authorisations and identification for each key are locally stored. As it is not connected to the internet, it is quite safe. Notably, a single key can be configured to unlock several such smart door locks from Netatmo in the same home.

Picture credits: NAWA Technologies

Nawa Technologies e-bike

French company NAWA Technologies has come up with the concept of the NAWA Racer e-bike. It is touted to use a hybrid battery that combines the company’s revolutionary ultra-capacitors that will offer 10x power and 5x energy than existing lithium-ion cells. Its hybrid ultracapacitor battery system improved energy efficiency, extends entire system life and reduces charging times.

Picture credits: Lexilife

Lexilife

Lexilife showcased a lamp for easier reading with dyslexia, which is a condition that makes it tough to read as both eyes send competing dominant streams of visual information resulting in a distortion in letters in a mirroring manner. The Lexilight reading lamp uses lights to guide the reader. It uses pulsing, modulating, and adjustable LED lights encouraging one eye or the other to take control and send a clear and single image of words that they read, be it from a screen or paper.

Main image picture credits: URGONight

Stay tuned to Silicon Canals for more European technology news.

close

Want to stay on top of the latest rounds, coolest tech and hottest startups?

Subscribe to our free, daily news blast and stay up-to-date!

Check your inbox or spam folder to confirm your subscription.

 - Partner content -
Future Hamburg Award 2021
Future Hamburg Award 2021
Call for startups with innovative solutions for the future cities from all over the globe.
Call for startups with innovative solutions for the future cities from all over the globe. Show Less
Read more
Tags: CESeventsfeaturedFrench Startups
Share7Tweet24SendShare46

Featured events

Current Month

april

No Events

Partner content | Work with us

Amsterdam-based Lumicks raises €77.6M to provide instruments to reveal unique molecular, cellular interactions

Calling all European deep-tech scaleups: EIT Digital Challenge 2021 registration is now open

Amsterdam-based SaaS startup SwipeGuide raises €5M for international expansion; aims to double its staff in 2021

Innovation against climate change: what Blue Tulip Awards’ experts on Climate & Energy are looking for

Blue Tulip Awards’ experts of Finance & Prosperity: why COVID, regulations and digitisation boost innovation

Silicon Canals Jobs


Breaking news from Amsterdam | Partner

Amsterdam’s test automation startup SEGRON raises funding; looks to increase workforce by 30% by 2021-end

After tripling its revenue in 2020, Amsterdam-based fashion e-commerce startup Otrium raises €102.3M

Amsterdam’s IoT spacetech startup Hiber raises €26M to expand the world’s first global IoT satellite network

Amsterdam-based MessageBird acquires 24sessions to add video to its omnichannel offering; also acquires Hull

  • About Silicon Canals
  • Partner with Silicon Canals
  • Contact us
  • Newsletter
  • Disclaimer
  • Privacy policy
  • Terms & Conditions Silicon Canals

Silicon Canals 2014-2020 | Website: Bright Idiots

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • News
    • COVID-19
    • Startups
    • Scaleups
    • FinTech
    • AI and chatbots
    • Travel & Mobility
    • Software & SaaS
    • Health & Medtech
    • (Crowd)funding
    • Blockchain
    • Internet of things
    • Hardware
    • Accelerators
    • E-commerce
    • Cybersecurity
    • Gaming & Virtual Reality
    • Drones
  • Features
    • Promoted content
    • How-to
    • Knowledge & Insights
    • Guest Contributions
    • Scaling-up in Europe
  • Amsterdam
  • Events
  • Jobs
  • Partner with us
  • About us
    • About
    • Contact
    • Newsletter
    • Team

Silicon Canals 2014-2020 | Website: Bright Idiots

X

This website uses cookies to ensure the best possible experience. We may share this information with our advertising and analytics partners. By clicking 'Accept', you agree to our use of cookies and similar technologies. More info