“CES 2025: A Glimpse into the Future with Unthinkable and Cutting-Edge Gadgets”

Nonetheless, the exhibition also tends to be a stage for peculiar ideas and products. Below are some unusual and extraordinary items revealed this year:

Laptop with rollable display

What was merely a notion by Lenovo a few years prior has transformed into reality with the ThinkBook Plus Gen 6 Rollable. It boasts a 14-inch OLED screen that can unfurl and expand into a 16.7-inch display with just a press of a button or via gesture controls, providing substantially more display area without the necessity for extra monitors or accessories.

Flavor enhancing electronic spoon

The Japanese firm Kirin Holdings introduced an electronic spoon that enhances the flavor of food to taste saltier. This utensil employs a small electric current to mobilize sodium ions in the food, amplifying the umami and salt taste in low-sodium meals.

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AI-driven spice dispenserSpicer revealed a culinary gadget that calculates the perfect spice quantity for a dish based on the recipe. It also features a “freeform” function, allowing for more control if adjustments to the recipe are necessary.

AI-driven birdbath

The Bath Pro by Birdify presents a high-tech birdbath utilizing AI to identify when birds are using it and captures a photograph. Curious about identifying the species? That option is available for a monthly subscription fee.

A robotic cat to cool beverages

Yukai Engineering’s Nékojita FuFu is a petite robotic cat that attaches to mugs or bowls, blowing air at human-like intervals to cool coffee or soup. This gadget was motivated by a team leader’s challenge to cool baby food without becoming dizzy or breathless.

A delightful robot for your bag

Yukai Engineering presented Mirumi, a robot that attaches to bags and moves its head like a curious infant. Engineered to evoke delightful experiences, it displays emotions such as curiosity, shyness, and comfort.