Drone Killer

Designed to look similar to a bullpup rifle, the Drone Killer can disable unmanned air vehicles, or drones, of all types. It's the only standalone handheld device that employs software-defined radio technology to detect and affect class 1 and class 2 drones without the use of broadband jamming. The Drone Killer has a range of up to 800 meters with an active mode with four hours of use along with a swappable lithium-ion battery and a 12V vehicle power plug. The device is finished with Picatinny rails on the top and bottom to attach optics and fore grips easily.

Battelle DroneDefender V2

Combining innovative technology with efficient design, Battelle's DroneDefender V2 provides reliable security from airborne threats. The V2 defends airspace at ranges of 0 - >400 meters from unwanted drones using remote control and GPS disruption. The DroneDefender can run for two continuous hours off of battery power and has an easy-to-use, lightweight, point-and-shoot system requires no extensive training.

Constellation Audio Leo Sound System

Its specs are impressive, but it's the design of Constellation Audio's Leo Sound System that sets it apart. Its angular, rocky surface hides a pair of 6.5-inch woofers, housed in an opposed parallel configuration to cancel out vibrations. Those are powered by dedicated twin 140-Watt Class D amplifiers, while the two 2.5-inch midrange drivers and dual 0.75-inch tweeters each have their own 70-Watt amps for a total of 560 Watts of power. A multichannel DSP optimizes the sound quality for whatever source is playing, whether it be AirPlay, Chromecast, Bluetooth, optical digital, Ethernet, or the built-in MC/MM phono stage.

Oppo Find X Smartphone

Sliders are coming back to phones, just not in the way you'd expect. The Oppo Find X has a 6.4-inch 1080p OLED display that covers 93.8% of the front. Instead of giving it a notch at the top, they've hidden a 25-megapixel front-facing camera, a 3D face scanner, and a 16 + 20-megapixel dual camera system behind it. Turn on the phone or open the camera app and the top section slides up in just 0.5 seconds. Otherwise, the phone is very similar to other high-end handsets, with a Snapdragon 845 processor, 256GB of storage, fast charging, and 8GB of RAM. Launching in China today, it's slated to make an appearance stateside later this year.

Aedle VK-X Wireless Headphones

Paris-based Aedle is known for their high-end headphones, but up until now, you've needed a cord to enjoy them. No more. The VK-X is the company's first wireless offering. Using Bluetooth 4.2, they offer support for AptX HD, LDAC, and AAC audio up to 24 bit/96kHz, and have powerful active noise cancellation, making them ideal for travel. A multi-function rotating control lets you pause, skip tracks, and adjust the volume, and custom 40mm drivers provide outstanding audio reproduction. They last up to 24 hours per charge over USB-C, and have the same tasteful design, with genuine lambskin leather on the headband and earpads and machined aluminum cups, that helped make their past models so alluring.

Plume Wi-Fi System

Things have come a long way since the days of ubiquitous blue Linksys routers, but WiFi remains a mystery to many. The Plume Home Wifi System aims to make it easy and affordable. By charging a yearly fee, they're able to deliver high-end hardware like their tri-band SuperPod and dual-band Pod at prices that make filling your home with mesh goodness an afterthought. The service also includes outstanding support, an app with device-specific controls and limits built-in, and the promise of more upgrades in the future.

Vivo Nex Smartphone

Apple's answer to the conundrum of what to do with the front-facing camera on a bezel-free phone was the notch. This was quickly copied by nearly every similar phone out there. Except for the Vivo Nex. While there's still a slight chin at the bottom of the screen, it avoids the now-ubiquitous notch by employing a pop-up selfie cam and in-screen fingerprint scanning. The specs are otherwise standard high-end fare: a Snapdragon 845 processor, 256GB of storage, and a 6.59-inch OLED display. Not that any of that matters, as for now, the phone's only available in China.

Unihertz Atom Smartphone

While most phones keep getting bigger, the Unihertz Atom does the opposite. Billed as the world's smallest, it's a ruggedized, water- and shock-proof device running Android Oreo. The screen is a refreshingly small 2.45 inches — the entire device is less than four inches tall and under two inches wide — yet it doesn't skimp on features. There's an octa-core CPU, a 16-megapixel camera, NFC, a fingerprint sensor, dual SIM slots, and all the other features you'd expect from a modern smartphone. Just without the window-sized display.

Mini Wipebook Scan

A whiteboard at your fingertips whenever a creative problem needs to be solved. The latest Wipebook is integrated with the Wipebook Scan app and allows you to stay organized and optimize your daily workflow. Wipebook Scan lets you work things out just like you would on a whiteboard, no matter where you are, and then provides the ability to scan your work to your favorite cloud service to keep your solutions for future reference or share them with colleagues. Then you're free to wipe the work away and re-start on a fresh new canvas that you can use over and over again. 20 pages (10 graph + 10 ruled) along with a penholder and correctable marker are included.

Presented by Wipebook.

Sensorwake Trio Scent-Based Alarm Clock

The Sensorwake Trio is the first alarm clock to wake you up using smell, light, and sound. The tastefully designed clock gives users nine fragrance options naturally embedded in capsules that begin the wake-up process for one minute. The minute of smell is followed by a minute of soothing light, followed by a minute of sound. It's simple to set up, is safe, healthy, and mess-free and each capsule will last 30 mornings before needed to be replaced.

Sony Cyber-shot RX100 VI Camera

Sony reinvented the pocket camera with the RX100. It continues to do so with the Mark VI model. Its ZEISS 24-200mm f/2.8 - f/4.5 lens is sharp corner-to-corner, letting you capture incredible telephoto shots, great wide-angle images, and everything in between. It's paired with a 20.1-megapixel 1.0-type stacked Exmor RS sensor and upgraded Bionz X image processor, letting its class-leading 315-point Fast Hybrid AF system acquire focus in as little as 0.03 seconds. Burst mode allows for 24 fps shooting, it captures 4K HDR footage as well as 960 fps slow-mo video, and an OLED viewfinder pops-up for times when you don't want to frame using the rear LCD.

Amazon Fire TV Cube

You can use an Echo to control your Fire TV and a universal remote. Or you could just buy an Amazon Fire TV Cube. The latest Alexa-enabled gadget, it combines the voice powers of the Echo with the streaming capabilities of the 4K Fire TV, while adding in an IR array to control everything from your legacy cable box to your soundbar. It can control your TV over HDMI, so it can turn it on and off as needed, whether it's to play a show or just show you additional information from Alexa.

AstroReality Earth Model

Have the world in the palm of your hands with Earth. The augmented reality experience starts with a highly-detailed 3D-printed model of our planet. Once it's paired with the AstroReality app, just point your phone 's camera at the mini-Earth and you can travel around the globe exploring geological changes, wildlife, and weather patterns along the way. It's voice controlled, so simply ask any questions you have and find out how many gallons of water is in the Atlantic Ocean immediately. The data goes back through our home's entire 4.5 billion-year history, allowing you to take a walk through its complete evolution — the good and the bad.

Presented by AstroReality.

Lightform Projected AR Platform

Create theme park-level special effects for your next promotion, event, or menu change with the Lightform Projected AR Platform. The system consists of the LF1, a compact wireless computer and camera, a projector, and companion software that runs on your laptop. The LF1 sends a pattern to the projector, captures the scene with a 4K camera, and creates a depth estimate map. Once it's finished auto-calibrating, you can use the software to easily lay intelligent effects overtop of real-world objects with outstanding precision, transforming static scenes into moving, active worlds.

Apple iOS 12

Some updates are all about new features. Apple iOS 12 is all about speed. Everyday actions like launching the camera or bringing up the keyboard are up to 70 percent faster. A new feature called Siri Shortcuts lets you create series of actions from different apps that you can run all at once using a simple phrase. Photos does a better job of showcasing your best shots — and helps you quickly share them — and Group FaceTime lets you talk with up to 32 friends at once. A revised Notifications scheme and Screen Time aim to help you spend less time on your device, and Memoji let you create a custom 3D animated avatar. Arriving on most modern iPhones and iPads this fall.

Rplate Pro Digital License Plate

Cars have changed a lot of the last 100+ years. Their plates haven't. The Rplate Pro replaces those antiquated pieces of stamped metal with a bright, customizable E-ink display. On the move, it looks like its static cousins, just without the need for a stack of date stickers in the corner. When parked, it can display customized messages. For corporations, it can also be configured to display brand messaging, and report its location back to HQ. Currently available in California and through a pilot program in Arizona.

Nissan Pitch-R Soccer Field Robot

One of the reasons soccer is such a universal sport is you can play it anywhere there's enough flat ground. The Nissan Pitch-R takes this idea one step further by autonomously marking the pitch. Using four-camera vision, GPS, and collision avoidance systems, it can draw all the lines necessary for a soccer field in as little as 20 minutes. It works on grass, tarmac, or gravel, and its paint is both eco-friendly and dissolvable, but while it made an appearance at the UEFA Champions League Final, it's unknown if Nissan plans to bring it to production.