Get ready to dive into the latest trends in technology at the 2025 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas from January 7-10, 2025. It’s the event that showcases the leaders in the tech industry and startups.
The tech industry has gone through so many changes over the years and change is nothing new to CES. Over the 20 years I have attended the show, I have seen CES evolve and adapt to these changes. It held up through a bad economy, the COVID outbreak, expansions to the Las Vegas Convention Center, are just a few of them. So when CES kicks off in a few days, the old logo will be replaced by a new logo design, shared by CES and CTA, that reflects their new branding – Refreshed. Recreated. reimagined.
What can we expect to see at CES this year? A continuation from last year will be a focus on AI technology. Gadgets and products galore, from fitness to gaming and everything in between, there will be so much to check out. Previous years there was a focus on 3D printing, virtual reality, autonomous vehicles, health, nft, and digital currency are just a few examples. The focus and growth of these industries was so great that they had areas dedicated to these advancements over the years.
This might also be the largest CES has ever been as it will encompass the entire Las Vegas Convention Center (North, South, West, Central halls, plus the outside lot), Venetian Expo, Westgate, Aria, Vdara, Cosmopolitan, and Park MGM. Not including the venues that other companies are using during CES, while not being directly associated with CES.
Some highlights from CES 2024.
Holoconnects Holobox. This life size hologram box can project a 3D person or persons to provide an immersive experience.
Helix Pivotal BlackFly. An electric-powered VTOL personal air vehicle that does not need a pilot’s license to fly in non-congested areas and away from airports.
Ember Cube. Known mostly for their self-heating cups, this self-refrigerated shipping box is designed to transport temperature-sensitive items. Uses E-Ink technology to display the shipping label.
Eureka J20 Robot Vacuum. This all-in-one station that doubles as a vacuum and mop.
My Arcade Atari 50th Anniversary Micro Player. 100 built in games from the Atari 2600console.
Stern Pinball Jaws. The Jaws pinball was released last year and they should have a new pinball machine for this year.
Timekettle WT2 Edge Translator Earbuds. 2-way simultaneous interpretation that supports up to 6-person bilingual translation.
Mudra Band. Touchless control for the Apple Watch, integrates sensors, AI-based technology and algorithms to give you touchless controls.
Unitree GO2. This robotic dog uses 4D LIDAR and AI technology.
Honda 0 Series Space-Hub. Concept vehicle shares a futuristic design with the Saloon.
XREAL AR Glasses. These spatial AR glasses are iPhone compatible.
Imprintu. This is a compact and portable tattoo printer that can be used not only on skin, but clothes, stationary, and much more.
Yo-Kai Express. Robotic ramen vending machine.
I-Robo Stir-Fry Cooking Robot. Cooking robot that can cook, season, and self-clean itself.
Willcook Express. World’s first portable oven bag that is lightweight with cloth generating heat technology.
FIDA USA. International drone soccer league.
Kohler Numi 2.0 Smart Toilet and Numi 2.0 E-Ink Smart Toilet. Integrates dynamic lighting and sound, along with Amazon’s Alexa. Uses E-Ink technology to change the color contrast of the toilet.
Lexar Portable SSD and Memory Cards. Various portable SSD, microSDXC cards, and memory cards.
LG Robot and Transparent Display. Personal AI two-legged robot made for the home. OLED transparent display can go from solid to transparent mode in seconds.
Samsung AR Glasses and Ballie. AR and smart glasses. AI autonomous robot with smart home connectivity built for work and play.
Horwin Senmenti-X. Electric motorcycle concept.
As usual, I have some booth and suite appointments confirmed at CES, but will also be attending a few offsite parties like Pepcom and Showstoppers. Now the CES exhibit halls officially open on Tuesday, January 7. However, the day before is Media Day and there are press conferences with some of the biggest tech companies announcing new products and future plans. So follow our X account (formerly Twitter), as I should have some very cool tech stuff to report on from the show.
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For more information on CES and the Consumer Electronics Show, visit https://www.ces.tech.
