Innovation may not be synonymous with tennis rackets, toothbrushes or underwear, but 2014 is the year that everyday items will undergo a massive high-tech makeover.
During last week's International CES, companies launched products in line with the "the Internet of Things" trend -- a term that refers to bringing Wi-Fi connection, and ultimately, the Internet to common objects.
We saw a smart bed from Sleep Number that watches you while you sleep, tracking your snooze cycle and even adjusting your position so you don't snore. There was also a smart grill from Lynx, which uses voice commands and cooking algorithms to remember how you like your meat cooked.
For a full look at these connected products and more, check out the gallery, above.
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