Innovation Unleashed: Must-See Tech Highlights from CES 2025

From domestic devices that handle your tasks to automated pet entrances that recognize when your animals come or go, an extensive array of novel gadgets and innovations is showcased at CES 2025 in Las Vegas.

Numerous attendees have gathered for the yearly exposition to witness some of the latest advancements in technology, and Scripps News is present all week, exploring some of the exciting new products.

We commence with Brisk It, the aptly named intelligent grill that follows the principle of setting it and forgetting it.

“This can be utilized to develop a cooking program with all your personalized preferences,” stated Sam Ferguson, product manager at Brisk It.

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Ferguson expressed to Scripps News that he often overcooked meats until they turned charred and rubbery instead of remaining tender and juicy. Hence, he chose to assist in developing the AI-driven technology to remedy this issue, demonstrating how it functions.

“I want to smoke pork ribs for 20 individuals using a spicy marinade, and I want them done in seven hours,” Ferguson instructed the gadget.

All he has to do is provide his grill with a few commands and await the recipe to appear on the screen. After that, he merely needs to gather the ingredients and place them on the grill. The rest is handled automatically.

For those who are less passionate about cooking and more fascinated by the notion of pampering their pets, there’s Pawport, the intelligent pet door that opens and closes based on a sensor worn by your furry companion, similar to a collar.

Martin Diamond, founder and CEO of Pawport, conceived the idea when he found himself barricading his doggy door with chairs to prevent his dogs from exiting during the night.

Now, the door informs him which pet has entered and exited, when they went in and out, and it can lock based on a custom curfew setting. It’s also bulletproof, just in case you were curious.

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Another pet item that Scripps News observed on display was the Purobot Ultra, an AI-enabled automatic cat litter box. It not only cleans your cat’s litter but also evaluates its contents to provide insights about your cat’s health.

And this is what CES offers: a plethora of intriguing gizmos and gadgets — some you may find useful, while others may not be to your taste.

The Saros Z70, for instance, is akin to a powerful vacuum cleaner. It still performs cleaning, but does so while charting the layout of your home and organizing items that are found in disarray. Suppose your child drops a toy on the floor and neglects to put it away. The Saros Z70 will retrieve it with a robotic arm and return it to its rightful place.

Additionally, there’s the self-sufficient Gardyn that employs AI to achieve everything required for growing vegetables in just a few weeks. The only task mandated of you is to add water.

From devices that help safeguard your residence to drones that even monitor your property from the outside, there’s an abundance of remarkable, cutting-edge technology on display at CES 2025.

The yearly event commenced on Tuesday and will continue until Saturday, Jan. 11, 2025, with Scripps News persistently delving into the products exhibited and sharing them with you.

Visit our CES 2025 page for additional information.