CES tech looks to help world’s ageing population


The Tombot Inc hyper-realistic autonomous dog robot companion for the elderly and those unable to have a living pet dog is demonstrated during CES Unveiled in Las Vegas, Nevada. — AFP

LAS VEGAS: From an adorable robot puppy that soothes dementia patients to an in-toilet gadget for testing urine, tech at CES caters to seniors around the world.

“Age Tech” was on display at the Consumer Electronics Show on Jan 8 as entrepreneurs take on challenges that come with getting older.

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