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Cars with systems like ChatGPT, flying taxis, see-through televisions and robots straight out of science fiction. These are just some of the most innovative devices presented at this year’s CES, the world's largest tech event, which has just been held in Las Vegas.

Apple Vision Pro could be a game changer in the field of mixed reality. With this headset, the Cupertino company is going head-to-head with other tech giants such as Meta and Oppo, and aims to revolutionise a range of sectors, from entertainment to education and even architecture.

Drones are particularly useful for delivering packages or carrying out search-and-rescue missions. But there is still no effective way to keep them powered up for long periods of time. So a team of Chinese researchers is planning to remotely recharge them with laser beams.

From beer containers that hold gases better to sensors that change colour to indicate the ripeness of fruit. While nanotechnology promises to revolutionise the food industry, there are some barriers to getting nanofoods onto supermarket shelves.

While today's intensive use of technology is usually linked to anxiety problems, and we hear talk about addiction and becoming dependent on our electronic devices, we now take a look at the other side of the coin: innovations aimed at improving mental health.