The Best of CES 2019: Our Favorite Technologies

In a sea of technological innovation, it can be hard to stick out. At CES 2019 in Las Vegas, MarketScale was in search of the companies and products that are on the verge of transforming several industries. These displays in particular caught our eye:

DJI Enterprise

DJI, a leader in the drone industry, has been winning at CES with a product that is meant for the ground. It’s Osmo Pocket handheld camera with stabilized gimbal allows users to capture flawless footage on the move.

Malta the Psycho VR

Many industries are still only learning how to utilize virtual reality to improve business. At CES 2019, Malta the Psycho is showcasing everything VR can achieve. From a roller coaster simulation to immersive gaming, this technology is poised to continue its breakout.

Segway

Segway kept CES on the move by showcasing its Ninebot lineup. Visitors to its exhibit were able to check out everything from the Segway KickScooter to the GoKart Kit as well as Loomo, a new mobile AI sidekick. Loomo uses advanced computer vision which allows the mobile assistant to follow its user around if he or she chooses to get off the device and walk.

Samsung Galaxy

Samsung did not publicly debut its much-anticipated foldable cell phone on the main stage at CES, but the company still had a tantalizing exhibition. Everything from a DJ booth to VR racing controlled by Galaxy phones gripped attendees’ attention and made for an interactive experience with Samsung’s newest products.

Omron

Automation is being implemented in almost every industry, and now ping pong can be added to the list. Omron’s AI-enabled table tennis tutor was one of the most impressive pieces of technology on the show floor. ‘Forpheus’ has been turning attendees’ heads with its natural reflexes and elite use of machine learning.

For the latest news, videos, and podcasts in the Software & Electronics Industry, be sure to subscribe to our industry publication.

Follow us on social media for the latest updates in B2B!
Twitter – @TechMKSL
Facebook – facebook.com/marketscale
LinkedIn – linkedin.com/company/marketscale

Follow us on social media for the latest updates in B2B!

Image

Latest

career
Stop Chasing Titles, Build a Career That Matters – From a CAO
March 11, 2026

Career advice in finance and accounting often centers around promotions, titles, and compensation. But in an era where professionals frequently change jobs every few years—the average American worker now stays in a role less than four years—industries are facing growing talent shortages and reevaluating what long-term career success looks like. The question many professionals are…

Read More
Career success
A CEO’s Blueprint for Career Success: Leading with Love to Drive Performance and Culture
March 10, 2026

Leadership right now feels heavier than it did just a few years ago. Teams are stretched, expectations are high, and many employees are quietly disengaged. In fact, Gallup’s 2025 U.S. data shows that only about 31% of employees are actively engaged at work, leaving the majority feeling disconnected or indifferent. For CEOs and senior…

Read More
employer-sponsored apprenticeships
The Degree That Pays You Back: How Employer-Sponsored Apprenticeships Are Rewriting Higher Ed
March 9, 2026

Higher education is under pressure. Over the past few years, public confidence in the value of a four-year degree has declined significantly, with fewer Americans expressing a strong belief that traditional higher education delivers a worthwhile return on investment. At the same time, employers consistently report that graduates lack job-ready skills—particularly the “durable skills”…

Read More
Denial Data
Turning Denial Data Into Action: How Healthcare Organizations Can Fight Back Against Payer Denials
March 5, 2026

Healthcare providers across the U.S. are facing a growing wave of claim denials that is putting pressure on already strained hospital finances. Industry research from the American Hospital Association shows that nearly 15% of medical claims submitted to private payers are initially denied, forcing hospitals and health systems to spend about $19.7 billion annually attempting…

Read More