As expected, this year’s( virtual) CES has brought with it a brand-new floodlight of smart-alecky home contraptions. The technology has been a major existence over the past various Ces happenings, and with a world-wide remain at home for the foreseeable future, a lot of this tech has become all the more appealing.

Nobi stands out from the backpack , not so much because of any tacky features, but instead a kind of practicality it brings to the table. Created by a Belgian startup of the same name, the ceiling-mounted smart light boasts flow sensors and infrared detection.

When the user sits up, the top flare crystallizes. If they stand up to walk, it decorates the anchor. More interestingly, it can detect irregular gestures in the user, as well as dies. If the user does the latter, the on-board speaker will query, “did you fall.”

If the answer is “no, ” nothing happens. If the answer is anything else, it will send a notified to a caregiver, which may include a photo, depending on the specific rectifies. The lamp is currently undergoing a testing period and will be available for sale by year’s end. Useds can buy them outright, or lease them, together with a subscription.

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