1. Smart Homes Innovations

2. This year, the year that Marty McFly crash lands into in Back to the Future Part II, holds a lot of water for technologists, since it gave the world a peek at then-fictional innovations like food hydrators, indoor gardens, and video calling. And while some of those home technologies have actually come to pass (hydrators, you have to Oct. 21 until Marty’s flux capacitor shorts out!) these six inventions—currently exhibiting at the International CES in Las Vegas—are ready to bring the future to your door, right now. For more on the smart innovations see coming pages.

3. ADT Pulse
Pulse app gives ADT home security subscribers the ability to turn on lights, monitor for carbon monoxide, arm alarms, and even control the heating, with their voice, alone. And with voice passwords, the app itself is locked down as tight as the home’s security system.

4. Budgee
It is an able assistant, carrying up to 50 pounds indoors and out, over sidewalks and up ramps basically most places you go. Designed to follow a transmitter that the owner wears, the $1,399 droid can zip along up to 2.4 miles per hour. With a battery life of up to 10 hours, he can run about as long as most people, and when not needed, he can be folded up for easy storage too

5. Dacor Discovery IQ
What’s better than one wall oven? If you said a wall oven with the Android operating system baked into it, you’re right. (But “two wall ovens” would also be acceptable. Sporting solo and dual doors, Dacor’s Discovery convection ovens are Wi-Fi connected and have a graphic user interface to get your brownies baking like no other. With a Samsung one gigahertz processor and 512 megabytes of RAM, this setup isn’t just tech for tech’s sake.

6. Invoxia Triby
Finally, some gear the whole family can enjoy. A kitchen comm. appliance, Triby is first and foremost a Bluetooth speaker, able to take calls and stream music from your smart phone. But the magnetic-backed, rubber-edged device takes utility a step further by linking two a pair of phones . The app also lets mobile users send hand written notes back to Triby, displaying them on the Wi-Fi

7. Netatmo Welcome
Netatmo Welcome does something truly helpful. Notifying Smartphone users when family members arrive home, this HD, night vision-capable camera is a must-have for connected latch key kids. And, paired with Netatmo Tags, the system can alert you when doors, windows, mailboxes or even drawers are opened. . But perhaps the smartest thing about this camera is that it can store data on an onboard SD card

8. Samsung Smart Things
Named as one of Time’s Best Gadgets of 2014, Smart Things is not content to rest on its laurels Smart Things hub will sport a better processor and backup battery power, making this a connected home system that stays in sync even when the power is out. In addition, the company’s motion and multi-sensors are slimming down, providing more subtle home monitoring.

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