Photos: CES goes to the dogs
A button your dog can press to tell you it's hungry and a robot dog toy that you can customize are among theΒ latest techΒ at CES in Las Vegas.
An exhibitor holds up a Dog-E smart, app-connected robot dog before the start of the CES tech show Wednesday in Las Vegas.
A Dog-E smart, app-connected robot dog is on display at the WowWee booth before the start of the CES tech show Wednesday in Las Vegas.
FluentPet dog communication buttons are on display before the start of the CES tech show Wednesday in Las Vegas.
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The latest tech at CES in Las Vegas includes a button your dog can press to tell you it's hungry and a robot dog toy that you can customize.
Several start-ups at this yearβs CES tech show tackled the issue of food waste. According to the United Nations, about one-third of food is wasted globally, making the related carbon emissions to grow, ship and distribute that food all for naught.
As countries grapple with how to limit global warming and protect natural resources and biodiversity, more companies are growing their own commitments to building sustainable supply chains and slowing emissions.
