The coolest gadgets and innovations from CES 2025

Say hello to Mirumi. A clip-on robot made by Yukai engineering designed to emulate the joy of interacting with a human baby.

The Tombot Inc. hyper-realistic autonomous dog robot companion for the elderly and those unable to have a living pet dog.

Attendees drink soup with the Kirin Flavor-Enhancing Electronic Salt Spoon, which uses a weak electric current to concentrate sodium ion molecules food for increased Unami and salt flavor in low-sodium foods to encourage a lower salt diet.

Nékojita FuFu is an adorable attachable cat-shaped robot designed to cool down hot food and beverages.

The Halliday smart wearable eyeglasses, weighing just 35 grams, combine sleek, traditional eyewear design with groundbreaking innovation. As the world’s first proactive AI glasses with an invisible display, they seamlessly merge cutting-edge technology with timeless style.

Developed by Japanese robotics company Jizai, the six-legged "Mi-mo" robot combines functionality with an unconventional design. Resembling a piece of futuristic furniture, this general-purpose AI robot has an uncanny resemblance to a dystopian Pixar lamp.

The Mixi, Inc. Romi is an advanced emotional support companion, designed to engage in complex, real-time conversations without the need for turn-taking.

The Ropet AI robot pet with object recognition is demonstrated during CES Unveiled ahead of the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The self-driving AI Home Hub Q9 displayed during the 2025 CES event in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The Bodyfriend SR-733, a $20,000 massage chair featuring independently controlled arm and leg movement technologies and health monitoring of biometric data for AI-based disease prediction and assessment.