L'Oréal wins two awards for inclusive beauty tech at CES 2023

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Every year, companies take the CES stage to debut innovations for a better future. And while we've seen our fair share of flashy gimmicks, there's also a refreshing focus on improving consumers' daily lives with enhanced safety features in smart-car systems, practical home-tech integration, and even inclusivity within beauty technology. 

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According to L'Oreal, the HAPTA tool -- apparently based on the handheld tech buzz word "haptic" -- was developed to assist the 50 million people worldwide who have limited fine motor skills. Designed by scientists and engineers, HAPTA will incorporate stabilization technology originally created by life science research company Verily into makeup application.

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