THE KNOW-IT-ALL FRIDGE
Internal cameras could track food levels and auto-generate grocery lists, says Robert Brunner, founder of Ammunition design group.
THE INTUITIVE THERMOSTAT
A wearable device could tell your thermostat why you’re hot (exercise? Fever?) so it adjusts accordingly, says Travis Bogard, Jawbone’s vice president of product management and strategy.
DIETARY RECOMMENDATIONS
THE DIET DOT
A micro-wearable could gauge your diet by tracking your sweat and recommend healthy lifestyle changes, says Radek Tadajewski, CEO of smart-home startup Oort.
–Alex Fitzpatrick
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