The tech world at its best at CES 2018

The Consumer Electronics Show (CES), the world's gathering place for all those who thrive on the business of consumer technologies has reached its conclusion following a week of leading tech manufacturers showing off their latest products, newest gadgets, and next-generation innovations in Las Vegas, Nevada. This year was all about improving communication between smart home gadgets, making the car feel more personal, and putting screens everywhere imaginable. 

Here’s a look at some of the coolest products we came across on the CES showroom:

Smacircle, based in Shenzhen, China, claims it's built the world's most compact and lightweight foldable eBike. Weighing in at roughly 15 pounds (6.8 kg), the bike can be folded into a small backpack and locked using your phone. 

L'Oreal, the French makeup master has developed a battery-free wearable that can be placed on your fingernail. The tiny sticker is a sensor that is able to report how much UV a person has been exposed to and via an app can transfer the data to a smartphone. It's available exclusively through dermatologists in 2018 with a global launch planned for 2019. 

The Mars earphones working with any Android or iOS phone enable person-to-person real-time translation. Thanks to the two separate wireless earbuds, one user can wear one earbud, one person the other, and using an app on a smartphone you can translate a previously disjointed conversation.

Moodo aims to smarten up your home's aroma with Wi-Fi-connectivity and integration with Alexa, Amazon's voice-activated assistant. It offers multiple fragrance capsules that can be loaded into the device and mixed together to create a limitless number of fragrance options.