Wearable drones and cheap bionic hands make Intel's tech finals

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  Nixie, a wearable drone camera.

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  Blocks, a hardware and software platform that allows users to 'snap' blocks together and build their own devices.

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  ProGlove, a wearable mouse that allows production specialists to work more precisely.

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  Babybe, a device that uses haptic response to connect babies confined to an incubator to their mothers.

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  First V1sion, a broadcast system that shows a player's perspective during matches.

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  Vumbl, a UK-produced necklace that tracks health information using vibrations.

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  Open Bionics, a low-cost prosthetic hand produced by British entrepreneurs.

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  Wristify, a bracelet that gives off heat or coolness depending on the wearer's preferences.

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  Snowcookie, a skiing gadget that crowdsources information to make winter sports safer.

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  BabyGuard, smart healthcare for newborns.

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