The Consumer Electronic Technology Association attracted more than 100,000 visitors and 3,200 exhibitors to this year’s largest tech extravaganza, CES, 5-8 January in Las Vegas.
CES 2023: Abbott, Seth Rogen, An Avatar For Old Folks, And A Smart Toilet For The Heartbroken
In this first roundup of innovative digital health solutions showcased at CES 2023, Medtech Insight highlights Abbott’s award-winning tech, an AARP-sponsored panel discussion on Alzheimer’s with Seth and Lauren Miller Rogen, Care.coach, and Casana, a smart toilet for monitoring patients with heart disease.

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