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Vancouver Startups Crush CES 2025 with Bold Tech

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Vancouver startups stole the show at CES 2025. Naqi Logix wowed with its Neural Earbud, turning subtle facial gestures into seamless device control. MATT3R’s K3Y transformed Teslas into AI-powered smart dashcams.

Human In Motion Robotics impressed with XoMotion, a self-balancing exoskeleton designed for natural movement and rehabilitation. From neurotech to road safety and health innovation, these B.C. trailblazers are proving Canada’s tech scene can lead on the global stage.

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Vancouver Startup MATT3R Introduces Advanced AI for Road Safety

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Vancouver startup MATT3R has unveiled the K3Y device, turning Tesla vehicle cameras into smart dashcams. Founded by CEO Hamid Abdollahi, MATT3R leverages AI to flag events like honks and harsh braking. The K3Y, priced at $199, records from Tesla’s front, side, and rear cameras, and connects to the CONSOL3 app for footage access.

Abdollahi, a seasoned entrepreneur whose Recon Instruments was acquired by Intel, aims to enhance road safety with this innovation. MATT3R also develops software for Automated Driving Systems, using anonymized K3Y data for simulation training. Pre-orders are available now, with shipments starting late 2024.

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