Ping Pong-Playing Spider Draws Crowds at CEATEC

The CEATEC Japan gadget show highlights innovations like a ping pong robot designed for human interaction, though not for home use. Future applications may include factory roles. Wearable tech, such as Toshiba's answer to Google Glass and Epson's golf swing device, are also featured. The exhibition is smaller, reflecting Japan's shift from consumer products to parts and service.

What is the primary purpose of the ping pong robot showcased at CEATEC?

• To replace human workers in factories

• To intimidate players with its advanced skills

• To demonstrate human-robot interaction

• To be used as a home entertainment device

Which company is confident that their wearable device will be popular among consumers?

• Sony

• Samsung

• Toshiba

• Panasonic

What is the purpose of Epson's device showcased at CEATEC?

• To monitor your heart rate

• To enhance your vision

• To track your daily steps

• To improve your golf swing

What is the significance of the M tracer device developed by Epson?

• It is a unique device that is difficult to replicate

• It is the first wearable device for consumers

• It is a device that can be easily copied by competitors

• It is a device that measures heart rate

What trend is indicated by the reduced number of exhibitors at CEATEC?

• Rise in international exhibitors

• Increased focus on consumer electronics

• Shift towards supplying parts and services

• Decline in technological innovation