7 Bizarre Tech Wonders Unearthed at CES 2025

It is once again that season as the Consumer Electronics Show 2025 (CES 2025) is taking place in Las Vegas. With countless devices competing for attention, it’s no surprise that some are rather, shall we say, peculiar.

Thus, here is our curated collection of the most unusual gadgets at this year’s CES. Read ahead to explore them.

1. Mirumi is a bit odd, to say the least

One of the most bizarre inventions observed at this year’s CES is the clip-on robot named Mirumi. Playful and undeniably charming, this tiny furry robot is intended to evoke joy similar to interacting with a human infant.

“Engineered to replicate people’s joyful experiences upon noticing a human baby attempting to interact, Mirumi moves its head in various ways to convey its curiosity, shyness, and several other infantile traits and emotions,” states Yukai, the firm behind it.

The small robot is equipped with a range of sensors and can shift its eyes and head to simulate engagement with individuals or items nearby. Although this is quite remarkable, its responses are confined and generally only activated when touched or approached.

“Individuals frequently derive immense joy from sharing their happiness with others. Mirumi is a robot that allows you to do just that. Whether you’re on a packed train or waiting in line at the register, your Mirumi will consistently discover a way to reach into people’s hearts with its innocent stare, encouraging passersby to wave at the robot or make a silly face in reply,” articulated Shunsuke Aoki, CEO of Yukai Engineering, in a statement.

2. This spoon amplifies taste by sending electric currents to your tongue

Another peculiar novelty from CES 2025 is the Spicerr. Marketed as an avant-garde artificial intelligence (AI) driven kitchen tool, this gadget can automatically dispense or blend spices at the touch of a button.

This apparatus is supplied with various spice capsules that can be dispensed in exact quantities according to predetermined recipes or its linked mobile application. Developers assert that this configuration allows the user to consistently introduce the same amount of herbs and spices into their dishes, enhancing uniformity.

Nevertheless, to be truthful, improvising with herb and spice additions to meals is one of the pleasures of home cooking. It certainly has an appealing design, though.

7. Require power while on the move? Snag a power hat

Last but certainly not least, meet the EcoFlow Power Hat. This wearable technology aims to provide solar energy on the move while keeping your head cool in the shade.

The gadget features dual USB-A & USB-C ports that allow for concurrent charging of two devices. It also offers sun protection rated UPF 50+ and, like most hats, shelters your sensitive face from UV light.

But there’s more. The hat is rated IP65 waterproof and is also described as “dustproof,” whatever that entails. This combination makes it essentially essential for anyone who enjoys long periods outdoors, whether hiking, at the beach, or fishing.

Get yours starting at just $123.

And that concludes today’s information.

These are some of the most peculiar innovations and products we’ve noticed at this year’s CES. Which others, if any, do you find a bit strange?

Share your thoughts in the comments.