From printers to pinball machines, the CES 2014 show floor is ablaze with the latest innovations and ideas. RCR Wireless News shares video of those that caught our attention on Day One.
Synaptics sensor technology turns the back of the phone into a second control panel.
Bullitt Mobile is making phones for Caterpillar that can be dropped from 1.8 meters and can be emerged in water for half an hour.
Sculpteo is at the forefront of the 3D printing movement, with several factories up and running.
Fitbug is at the intersection of the wearable tech trend and the fitness app craze.
Arrayent is the reason Apple now sells garage door openers.
Dacor has ovens that will tell you what to cook and how to cook it.
MediaTek is shaking up the mobile processor market with its a low-cost competitor to Qualcomm.
Stern Pinball is working on Wi-Fi connected pinball machines.
TREWGrip has a Bluetooth keyboard that connects to wireless devices and enables superfast typing.