CES 2025 once again proved why it’s the world’s premier tech showcase, unveiling cutting-edge devices that blur the line between imagination and reality. From AI-driven peripherals to next-generation robotics, this year’s exhibition highlighted innovation across computing, mobility, home automation, and immersive entertainment. Here’s a closer look at the 20 most exciting products that are setting the tone for the tech landscape in 2025.
AI-Powered Retractable Keyboard and Mouse
The AI retractable keyboard and mouse combination is a game-changer for ergonomic computing. Designed for seamless transitions, this device eliminates the need to move your hands between keyboard and trackpad. A built-in Linux computer allows it to function independently or alongside your PC.
Key features:
- Automatic hand detection via a Raspberry Pi-powered AI camera.
- Ergonomic armrest functionality.
- Smooth, minimal-rotation switching between keyboard and trackpad.
Expected availability is mid-2025, marking a bold step forward in adaptive workstation design.
Humanlike Social Robots
Robotics took a human-centric turn with Melody, a social robot designed for interaction and entertainment. Crafted by Realbtics, Melody merges aesthetic appeal with AI-driven personality to offer authentic social engagement.
Highlights:
- Modular facial design for customizable characters.
- Advanced movement control using sensors and real-time AI computation.
- Applications range from social companionship to customer-facing roles.
These robots aim to navigate the “Uncanny Valley” by balancing human-like appearance and comfort in interaction.
Luxa AI Smart Glasses
Luxa introduced an AI-integrated eyewear collaboration with Meta, combining style with functionality. These AI smart glasses respond to voice prompts and provide real-time information without requiring a smartphone.
Features:
- Onboard AI for instant voice queries.
- Rechargeable magnetic case with USB-C.
- Polarized lenses with anti-glare and transition options.
- Battery life: up to 4 hours depending on usage.
Priced between $2.99 and $379, these glasses demonstrate how wearables are evolving beyond fitness tracking.
Autos Motorized Carry-On Luggage
CES 2025 showcased Autos, a motorized carry-on that follows the user autonomously. Perfect for travelers, it combines convenience with cutting-edge mobility tech.
Specifications:
- 10 km single-charge range.
- 31L capacity for personal items.
- Integrated phone charging port.
- Retail price: approximately $500.
This innovation reimagines airport mobility for the modern traveler.
Robero Cyos Z70 Robotic Arm
The Robero Cyos Z70 integrates a mechanical arm into a robotic vacuum, enabling it to pick up small objects like socks, sandals, and crumbled tissues while cleaning.
Key advantages:
- Manual control supports items under 300g.
- Increases cleaning efficiency by removing obstacles.
- Price and availability yet to be confirmed.
It’s a glimpse into the future of home automation where robots manage complex tasks beyond vacuuming.
LG Bendable OLED Monitors
LG’s bendable OLED monitors allow users to switch from a flat to a 900R curved screen at the push of a button. This functionality provides both productivity and immersive gaming experiences.
Technical insights:
- Curvature adjustment enhances ergonomics and immersion.
- OLED panels deliver vivid colors and high contrast.
- Pricing and release dates expected later in 2025.
This flexible display technology represents the next evolution in workstation and gaming monitors.
LG Transparent OLED TV
Pioneering transparent displays, LG’s 77-inch OLED TV features a retractable curtain design that transitions between traditional and see-through modes.
Features:
- Zero Connect box enables wireless connectivity within 30 ft.
- Supports up to 120 Hz refresh rate.
- Pre-order price: $60,000 USD.
- Availability: shipping from March 16, 2025.
The TV demonstrates a bold approach to modern living room aesthetics and functional design.
XR1 Pro Mixed Reality Glasses
The XR1 Pro glasses bring immersive entertainment to personal devices, connecting seamlessly to phones and laptops for movies, work, or gaming.
Highlights:
- Prescription lens compatibility.
- Adjustable viewing size and screen positioning.
- Pre-orders start at $599, with the standard XR1 model at $499.
These glasses redefine portable mixed-reality experiences.
Lenovo ThinkBook Plus Gen 6 – Rollable AI PC
Lenovo unveiled the ThinkBook Plus Generation 6, the first rollable AI laptop. Its 14-inch mode expands to 16.7 inches vertically for enhanced multitasking.
Innovation points:
- Rollable display unfolds below the keyboard for protection.
- Resolution jumps from 2000×600 to 2000×2050 in expanded mode.
- Multi-window snap templates for coding, work, or content consumption.
This device exemplifies the convergence of portability and expansive screen real estate.
Millimeter-Wave Airport Shoe Scanner
The millimeter-wave shoe scanner offers a streamlined airport security experience, letting passengers pass through without removing footwear.
Key technology:
- Radar-based scanning, not X-ray.
- Rapid 3D volume reconstruction of footwear.
- Automatic anomaly detection for prohibited materials.
A practical example of AI applied to public safety and convenience.
Honda Autonomous Saloon Concept
Honda continues its push toward autonomous driving with a Level 3 autonomous Saloon vehicle, enabling fully hands-off driving.
Features:
- Eyes-off driving capability surpassing current hands-on autonomous systems.
- Interior design emphasizes minimalism and futuristic aesthetics.
- Release target: future deployment within 5 years.
Honda’s prototype emphasizes safety, user comfort, and advanced AI-driven navigation.
Xang Air Flying Car
Xang Air revealed a hybrid flying car capable of being towed and launched from a vehicle.
Specifications:
- Completed manned test flights in November 2025.
- Vehicle serves as hangar, charger, and transport for the aircraft.
- Range: 1,000 km for the ground vehicle; aircraft range under prototyping.
The system integrates personal aviation with terrestrial mobility, offering a new vision for travel.
Noi Neural Earbuds
Noi’s neural earbuds provide hands-free, voice-free control of connected devices by detecting micro facial and head gestures.
Features:
- Safe, non-invasive alternative to brain implants.
- Earbud form factor remains discreet.
- Enables control of multiple devices seamlessly.
These earbuds highlight a futuristic approach to wearable computing.
Atari GameStation Go
Atari resurrected its retro gaming legacy with the GameStation Go, a portable console with modern enhancements.
Key specs:
- 7-inch screen, stereo sound, HDMI out.
- Includes paddle, trackball, number pad, and shoulder buttons.
- SmartGlow technology highlights only the required controls.
- Price: $149.99; release: Q3 2025.
This device fuses nostalgia with convenience for portable gaming enthusiasts.
Razer Project Aerial Mesh Chair
Razer’s Project Aerial offers a heated and cooled mesh chair with built-in bladeless fans, providing comfort for gamers and professionals alike.
Features:
- Chroma lighting indicates temperature changes.
- Breathable mesh and adjustable fan speed.
- Concept phase; pricing and launch TBA.
It reflects the integration of comfort and technology in immersive work and play environments.
Roto VR Explorer
The Roto VR Explorer is an advanced VR chair system designed for seated VR experiences, offering 360° rotation and haptic feedback.
Capabilities:
- Modular seat with arm support upgrades.
- Compatible with desktop applications and flight/racing simulators.
- Price: $799, with additional upgrades available.
This device sets a new standard for immersive, physically interactive VR.
Pocket-Sized 720p Projector
A true pocket projector that delivers 720p video on screens from 20 to 80 inches, folding into a trifold design for portability.
Features:
- Direct connection to smartphones.
- Magnetic base for stability.
- Kickstarter launch imminent, making it highly accessible for early adopters.
It represents the future of portable entertainment and productivity.
Plantform Smart Indoor Garden
The Plantform indoor garden automates plant growth with NASA-inspired fulponics technology.
Advantages:
- Uses 50% less water than traditional hydroponics.
- Cultivates plants 20–30% faster.
- Watering every 3 weeks, fully automated nutrient and light management.
- Price: $499, available in the US and Canada.
This device redefines indoor gardening with reliability and simplicity.
Holiday Proactive AI Glasses
Holiday’s AI glasses offer a proactive, invisible display that assists in real-time interactions without explicit commands.
Key features:
- Audio system with dual speakers and microphone.
- Overlay information discreetly in user’s line of sight.
- Designed to augment conversation and productivity without visual obstruction.
This wearable showcases how AI can integrate subtly into daily human interactions.
CES 2025 has proven that technology continues to push boundaries, seamlessly merging AI, robotics, and immersive experiences into devices that were once the stuff of science fiction. From ergonomic keyboards to flying cars, these innovations are shaping the way we work, play, and interact with the world around us.
Whether it’s enhancing productivity, creating smarter homes, or redefining personal mobility, these products highlight the limitless possibilities at the intersection of creativity and technology. CES 2025 is not just a preview of the future—it’s a glimpse into the next era of human-computer interaction.
