There’s always a point at CES when you realise the show has a theme. Sometimes (often) it’s televisions. Sometimes it’s fitness trackers. This year, though, the pattern emerged in a way that felt subtle at first, then impossible to ignore.
Suddenly, wearable tech wasn’t just counting steps, measuring heart rate or nudging you to stand up. Instead, device after device promised to record, interpret and organise the world around you, turning everyday life into searchable memories.
