Coming in first as the overall winner is the Dexus Prosthetic Arm, the latest product from BrainCo.
"We’ve always felt that tech is for everyone, and accessibility is a prerequisite to equality. When we saw BrainCo’s mind-blowing demonstration of the Dexus, it was clear we’d found something that will not only revolutionize technology, but will remove barriers to create a more equitable world,” explains Jeremy Kaplan, Editor-in-Chief at Digital Trends.
CES, the Consumer Electronics Show, is the nation's biggest annual tech event, kicking off each new year by showcasing the best and most exciting upcoming innovations and gadgets before they hit markets.
The selection of the Dexus Prosthetic Arm as the Top Tech Winner marks a growing trend in technology. Digital Trends CEO Ian Bell calls it the "Tech for Change” movement. "The world is looking to technology more and more to offer solutions to humanitarian, environmental, and social problems,” says Bell. “BrainCo’s work directly addresses accessibility by removing barriers for people using prosthetics, and their unparalleled reach into future tech makes it incredibly cool. Products like this give us hope for things moving in the right direction."
In addition to the awards, Digital Trends features extensive coverage of the show through breaking news, product roundups, a daily livestream, and up to the minute updates on social media.
Digital Trends' editorial staff selected winners for the following categories: audio, automotive, AR/VR, computing, emerging tech, home appliance, mobile, photography, rideables, smart home, video, wearables, health & wellness, tech for change, and winner overall.
Here are the winners by category:
For detailed reviews of each product, please see https://www.digitaltrends.com/ces-2020/
