And I've spent more time walking the show floor than I did reporting on it. I did take a lot of pictures and got a lot of 'press kits' which will allow me to give you the details on some of the things I saw.

Fitness bands were really back en-force of course, and my Basis Watch tells me that I've walked about 12-13k steps every day since Tuesday walking the show floors.

Let's see, the most awesome product which I'm personally interested in is the LiveWedge by Cerevo. As a Health IT Consultant, I have to give presentations, and video trainings and I can see how would add that extra production value to my videos with little to minimal post. Its effectively a HDMI switch, recorder, live broadcaster, and green screen unit all in one for under $1000! Sadly, you won't see a whole lot of press on this item - but the most exciting thing to me is the affordability / capability ratio.

Flying dones were all over the place this year. I'm most excited about the DJI Inspire 1 as far as flying drones are concerned but the AirDog won a CES show award so that's one I'm going to have to look into.

And I like where the future of autonomous, and semi-autonomous driving cars are going. Hyundai made a fantastic video of the future Genesis and BMW had a live showcase of their technology in the middle island with their auto parking, impossible to hit anything i3.

There were a LOT of CES innovations award winners this year, and once I find the link and process some pictures I'll share them with you in an upcoming post.