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  • January 11, 2024
  • Sayana Chandran
Innovation Meets Beauty at CES with AI-Driven Pampering Devices

Las Vegas, January 10, 2024 – The beauty industry is undergoing a technological makeover at this year's Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, with cutting-edge devices aiming to revolutionize at-home beauty routines. Among the standouts is Nimble, the world's inaugural AI-powered manicure salon. This eight-kilogram device, resembling a robust printer, combines AI and sophisticated robotics to effortlessly paint all ten fingernails and dry them in a swift twenty-five minutes. Nimble utilizes high-resolution micro-cameras and 3D imaging to assess nail shape, size, and curvature, employing a small robotic arm guided by AI algorithms to apply three coats of varnish with a blow dry after each layer. Scheduled for release in March, Nimble will offer over thirty colors in $10 capsules, with the unit priced at $599.

In addition to the innovative Nimble, AI has permeated other beauty products showcased at CES. L'Oreal introduces the Beauty Genius app, a virtual personal advisor using AI to recommend skincare and makeup products based on skin type. The app also provides tips, techniques, and answers questions on various beauty concerns. Meanwhile, Perfect Corp's Beautiful AI leverages generative AI and virtual reality for live skin analyses, 3D hairstyle or jewelry trials, and personalized recommendations. Prinker, known for customizable tattoos, unveils a new product that employs AI and a biometric 3D scanner to apply makeup, mapping facial features for precise contouring.

Furthermore, hair care is not left behind in the AI-driven beauty revolution. L'Oreal presents the Airlight Pro, a connected hairdryer set for release in April. Customizable through an app, it adapts power and heat distribution based on hair type, utilizing infrared light to preserve hair moisture and boasting a 31% energy saving compared to conventional dryers. Another noteworthy launch from L'Oreal is the Colorsonic, a brush-like hair coloring device, nine years in development, set to hit the market later this year. As technology continues to intertwine with beauty, CES 2024 showcases a glimpse into a future where personalized, AI-driven beauty solutions become the norm.