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Everyone loves to hear how tired they are and what new show concept they’re coming from Lenovo It does just that. in CESI saw an AI screen that suggested you take a break if you looked a little tired. It’s called the AI-powered personal display concept, so it’s not available yet, but it might hit the market one day.
I stepped up to a desktop monitor with a camera mounted on top that scanned my face and used artificial intelligence to track how many times I blinked and yawned, as well as how badly I slouched. If any unhealthy tendencies, such as slouching or yawning, are excessive or frequent, you’ll receive a notification with reminders like, “Please pay attention to your posture to protect your spinal health.” If I had this screen, I would see this notification more often.
The camera at the top of the screen will track your face, and the AI will detect things like how often you blink, yawn, or slouch.
Another alert read: “You seem a bit tired. Why don’t you close your eyes for 20 seconds or stare into the distance for a moment to rest your eyes?” Since I often forget to take breaks while working, I think this could be very helpful in preventing headaches and dry eyes.
The AI-powered personalized display concept automatically adjusts blue light and brightness according to the time of day, which can also help prevent eye strain.
Watch this: I was impressed by the extendable ThinkPad screen: it extends 180 degrees over the top of the lid!
It’s not clear if or when this concept will see the light of day, but if it does, this might be just what I need to stop slouching and staring at my screen for hours without blinking.
The ThinkPad Rollable XD concept can expand the display by more than 50%.
The foldable laptop screen expands your workspace
Lenovo also showed off a laptop concept with a screen that extends vertically. Called the ThinkPad Rollable When it’s time to pack up, roll the screen down for a more compact fit. The concept builds on existing Lenovo technology found in products like the ThinkBook Plus Gen 6 foldable laptop and ThinkPad X1 Fold.
The back cover of the Rollable You can also use touch gestures on the top edge of the screen to launch apps or switch modes.
The small screen on the back of the ThinkPad Rollable XD Concept lets you view tools and photos.
The ThinkPad Rollable XD concept is different from Lenovo Legion Pro rotatable conceptIt is directed towards the players and extends horizontally.
Time will tell which of these prototypes will reach your desk one day.