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Petnet SmartFeeder
A pet bowl that can be programmed to dole out food automatically, $200, petnet.io (preorder only)
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Beam Brush
A Bluetooth-enabled toothbrush that tracks your brushing habits and offers hygiene tips, price TBD, beamtoothbrush.com
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Withings Smart Body Analyzer
A wi-fi-connected scale that monitors your weight and pulse as well as the air quality in the room, $150, Amazon.com
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Crock-Pot Smart Slow Cooker With WeMo
A pot that lets you cook on the go by remotely adjusting the temperature, $130, belkin.com (coming soon)
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Parrot Flower Power
A sensor system that tracks moisture levels and more to help you care for your plants, $60, Amazon.com
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Hunter Douglas PowerRise and Platinum App
A system that allows you to control your shades with your smartphone, pricing varies, hunterdouglas.com
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Teddy the Guardian
A stuffed animal, made mostly for hospitals, with hidden sensors that monitor kids’ heart rate, oxygen levels and body temperature, $230, teddytheguardian.com (preorder only)
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Kwikset Kevo and SkyBell
Kwikset Kevo, a lock you can open with a smartphone, $220, Amazon.com, and SkyBell, a doorbell that lets you video-chat with visitors no matter where you are, $200, skybell.com
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Quirky Aros Air Conditioner
A cooling system that adjusts according to your budget, schedule and temperature preferences, $300, Amazon.com
