CES, the global trade show hosted by the Consumer Technology Association (CTA), was held Jan. 9-12 in Las Vegas, and ASI was there!

Check out some of the www.asicentral.com and social media coverage our roving reporter Theresa Hegel sent back from Sin City:

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INSTAGRAM FEED

So, this contraption is called Hushme, and lets people carry on private phone conversations in public. I'm thinking if you wear one out and about, you won't have to worry about eavesdroppers. Everyone will be too busy avoiding the weirdo in the muzzle. #ces2018

A post shared by Wearables Magazine (@wearablesmag) on Jan 11, 2018 at 6:14am PST

Gives a whole new meaning to photo thumbnails, doesn't it? Nail printer from O'2NAILS at #ces2018

A post shared by Wearables Magazine (@wearablesmag) on Jan 8, 2018 at 3:34pm PST

Be the coolest kid at the festival in this velvet fanny pack with built-in Bluetooth speaker. Really makes you feel old when the dorky things from your misspent youth are popular again. #ces2018 #fannypack #fashion

A post shared by Wearables Magazine (@wearablesmag) on Jan 11, 2018 at 6:17am PST

The Thim ring helps adults who toss and turn get a better night's sleep, with active sleep coaching methods. (It actually wakes you up with a gentle vibration once you fall asleep, which seems like it would be annoying, but I'm told has clinical studies backing it up.) #ces2018 #wearabletech

A post shared by Wearables Magazine (@wearablesmag) on Jan 9, 2018 at 3:32pm PST

TWITTER FEED

One #CES2018 trend: Robots are getting touchy-feely. They're creating robots you can cuddle with to help you sleep, and companies are working to engineer feelings/emotions in robots.

— Theresa Hegel (@TheresaHegel) January 8, 2018

"CES has truly become a showcase for the entire continuum of consumer tech." -- Steve Koenig @CES #CES2018

— Theresa Hegel (@TheresaHegel) January 8, 2018

Smart speakers sales (like Amazon Echo) "aren't just heating up, they're wildfires," says Steve Koenig #CES2018

— Theresa Hegel (@TheresaHegel) January 8, 2018