Whether showcasing driverless motorcycles or unveiling a beer brewer for your kitchen, CES 2019 (also known as the Consumer Electronics Show) has already proven itself a technology carnival of virtual reality, connected cars and mobile devices that can fold in half.

In Las Vegas, car manufacturers are mingling with robot designers, inventors are showing off the latest in smart home gadgetry and there's going to be a lot of new tech for your kitchen. (It's probably time to toss the toaster.) All of it is packed into mostly four miles around the Las Vegas Strip, where vendors hawk creations for a chance to be the next Amazon Alexa.

Here's everything that's happened at the world's biggest tech show so far in 2019.

Day Four: Wednesday, January 9

LG launched rolling screens in 2019GearBrain

Our winners for the Best of CES 2019 are now live — the devices and services we're sure you're going to want to use this year. (We do.) We're also at the Las Vegas Convention Center checking out the hottest TVs, some that roll up and put themselves away when you're not watching, others take up the entire wall — and the ceiling if you want. There are robot spiders (imagine finding one of these in your house), and a DIY brew kit from LG (which we know you do want in your home.)

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GearBrain: We're smitten with this creeping, crawling spider robot at #ces2019 www.youtube.com

Day Three: Tuesday, January 8

Aptiv gave autonomous car rides during CES 2019GearBrain

CES 2019 officially opens today with voice assistants, smart home, cars, and of course robots playing front and center from both the Las Vegas Convention Center and the Sands. We're going to take a walk through a smart home house studded with connected tech, and bring you the latest news from the show floor. (And fingers crossed, another self-driving car ride.)

• OhmniLabs launches SuperCam home robot
• Long range wireless power is coming to smart home devices
• Kangaroo ramps up smart home with five new security and health products
• Comcast wants to keep your smart devices safe from malware
• Meet Lenovo's new Smart Clock with Google Assistant inside
• Audi turns a sedan into a moving VR theater

Day Two: Monday, January 7

GearBrain attends Samsung First Look at CES 2019 — QLED 8K TV www.youtube.com

Today is all about the biggest brands and what they're lining up for 2019. Already, Samsung revealed its latest TVs, including a 4K Micro-LED display packed into a home-friendly 75-inch screen. LG is up this morning, with its TVs and screens, which can now run through both Google Assistant and — new this year — Amazon Alexa inside. We also took a spin in a self-driving car (twice!), and got up close with BMW's Vision iNext concept. Here's our day in full below.

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• TP-Link launches A.I. smart home platform
• Tile tracker partnering with more devices, through software

Tile launched new products at CES 2019Tile

• Stopping malware and hackers? Your broadband is the key
• Lyft and Aptiv's self-driving car picked us up in Vegas
• North Focals: Hands-on with the next generation of smart glasses

The North Focals smart glassesGearBrain

• Vision iNext: Up close with BMW's plans for the future of driving
• Vive Cosmos is a VR device with no set up required
• This $9,000 smart toilet has lighting, speakers and Amazon Alexa

Kohler showcased new productsKohler

Day One: Sunday, January 6

CES Unveiled will showcase gadgets we'll play with this yearGetty Images

CES 2019 doesn't officially kick off until Tuesday, but you wouldn't know by the number of brands from cars to consumer electronics already holding events and press conferences in these early first days. Tonight, CES Unveiled will showcase some of the coolest and, potentially most innovative, devices to give an early glance at what people will be using this year.

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• Withings new health wearables monitor your heart from home
• Byton's new electriic car M-Byte looks even more futuristic than the concept

Day Zero

Byton

Before the show even cracked opened its doors, we saw Audi tease a new entertainment system for its cars, heard BMW will debut a virtual reality simulator and assume Byton will pull back the curtain on its production version of its electric SUV. We know Google is going to be on hand (apparently with a huge amount of real estate on the show floor), LG is bringing its new sound bar — and of course its home brewing device for make-your-own beer. It's a thing.

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