The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is one of the biggest tech events, happening from January 7 to January 10, 2025, in Las Vegas. Here are some of the coolest and strangest gadgets you might see:
1. Mirumi, the Adorable Robot
Meet Mirumi, a shy little robot by Yukai Engineering. It can hang on your bag and gets shy if strangers come close. It will soon be available for $70 through crowdfunding.
2. Swippitt’s Toaster Charger
Swippitt has created a phone charger that looks just like a toaster! You plug your phone in, and it swaps out its dead battery for a full one without using messy cords. But it only works with Swippitt’s special phone case.
3. AutoKeybo Keyboard
The AutoKeybo is a unique keyboard that reveals a trackpad and number pad when you need it. It uses a built-in camera to see your hands and quickly changes between keyboard and mouse modes. It does cost $700, though!
4. LG StanbyME Display
LG has a new 27-inch portable monitor called StanbyME. You can add a shoulder strap to carry it easily. This new version has a higher resolution, longer battery life, and two USB-C ports.
5. SwitchBot Modular Robot
SwitchBot introduced a robot that helps with chores. The K20 Plus Pro can attach to different devices like air purifiers or security cameras, making household tasks easier.
6. Ultrahuman Smart Ring
Ultrahuman has launched a fancy smart ring made of gold ($1,900) or platinum ($2,200). It has the same functions as their cheaper $349 Ultrahuman Ring Air.
7. LG AeroCatTower Air Purifier
The AeroCatTower is not just an air purifier; it’s also a cat tree! It has a comfy spot for your cat and tracks its weight and sleep time using an app.
8. Wearable Solar Panel Jacket
Anker’s new jacket concept has built-in solar panels that can charge your phone. It lights up and can soak up sunlight to give you energy on the go.
9. LG Indoor Gardening Table
LG showcased a table that helps you grow plants. It waters them automatically and has a lamp and speaker built in!
10. Talking Anime Girls
Code 27 introduced a cool pod that has 3D dancing anime characters. They can talk and interact using AI, and the pod has a high-definition display. It will be on Kickstarter for $400-$500.
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