The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2025 kicked off in Las Vegas on Tuesday, bringing with it a whirlwind of technological advancements and innovations that have captivated the global tech community. Spanning four days, this much-anticipated event has become a hub for unveiling groundbreaking technologies across industries like personal tech, transportation, healthcare, and sustainability. It’s the stage where companies showcase their latest creations and ideas, aiming to shape the future.
This year’s CES, like many of its predecessors, places artificial intelligence (AI) at the centre of attention. From advanced home appliances to revolutionary health monitoring systems, AI integration has become the driving force behind many of the reveals. While the official event began on January 7th, announcements started trickling in days earlier, setting the tone for an exciting week of technological breakthroughs. Below, we take a closer look at four standout reveals that have already captured headlines and the imaginations of attendees.
Roborock’s AI-Powered Cleaning Innovations
Roborock, a company well-known for its expertise in home cleaning devices such as robotic and cordless vacuum cleaners, has unveiled its bold vision for the future of home cleaning at CES 2025. This time, it’s all about integrating AI to achieve unparalleled levels of cleanliness and efficiency.
The company introduced a series of innovations powered by advanced multimodal perception systems. These systems allow Roborock’s devices to better understand depth, spatial relationships, and obstacles within a home. The result? Smarter and more adaptive cleaning capabilities. The integration of deep learning algorithms ensures that these devices not only perform well from the start but also improve over time as they learn from user habits and environments.
2/ The Roborock Saros Z70
It is not just another robot vacuum—it’s got an arm!pic.twitter.com/ovXFO6ubNr
— Poonam Soni (@CodeByPoonam) January 7, 2025
Some of the key AI-driven features include intelligent cleaning paths and enhanced multitasking coordination. Roborock also aims to elevate the aesthetics of smart living by designing devices that seamlessly blend into modern households. The ultimate goal is to make home cleaning a task that feels almost invisible to homeowners, handled effortlessly by intelligent machines.
“AI is no longer just a tool; it’s an enabler of convenience and innovation,” said a representative from Roborock. The company’s vision extends beyond cleaning; it aims to set a new standard for smart home technologies.
Omnia: Your Health, Reflected
Imagine looking into a mirror and gaining a complete understanding of your health. That’s exactly what the Omnia concept, showcased at CES 2025, promises. This innovative device combines the utility of a full-length mirror with a built-in scale and advanced health analytics, offering users a comprehensive snapshot of their physical well-being.
The Omnia mirror doesn’t just reflect your appearance; it analyzes your body from head to toe. Equipped with state-of-the-art sensors, it provides detailed insights into vital metrics such as ECG readings, heart rate, activity levels, and even vitamin deficiencies. The device also tracks weight trends, muscle-to-fat ratios, and sleep quality, making it a holistic tool for health monitoring.
5/ OMNIA: a 360° body-scanning health mirror
– Scans for heart, lung, sleep, body, and metabolic composition
– AI assistant decodes metrics & offers personalized insightspic.twitter.com/o7dMsEGPcC— Poonam Soni (@CodeByPoonam) January 7, 2025
One of the standout features of the Omnia mirror is its AI-powered assistant, which communicates directly with users. This interactive component provides personalized advice, highlighting areas of concern and suggesting actionable steps for improvement. Whether it’s encouraging better sleep habits or recommending dietary adjustments, the device acts as both a guide and a motivator.
The developers behind Omnia are confident that this invention will transform how people engage with their health. “Our goal is to make health monitoring accessible, accurate, and engaging for everyone,” they said. If adopted widely, the Omnia mirror could become a staple in homes worldwide, empowering individuals to take charge of their well-being.
Samsung’s Stretchable Display: A New Dimension in Screens
Samsung has long been a pioneer in display technology, and its latest reveal at CES 2025 proves the company’s commitment to pushing boundaries. This year, Samsung introduced a stretchable Micro-LED display capable of physically bulging out of a flat surface and returning to its original state.
During a behind-the-scenes briefing, journalists witnessed the display morphing from a completely flat surface to a fisheye-like protrusion. This technological marvel not only showcases Samsung’s expertise in materials science but also opens up new possibilities for creative applications.
6/ Stretchable Screen from Samsungpic.twitter.com/BHmDRRE7DW
— Poonam Soni (@CodeByPoonam) January 7, 2025
While the practical uses of such a stretchable screen are still being explored, it’s clear that this innovation has significant potential. From interactive retail displays to immersive gaming experiences, the technology could redefine how we interact with digital content.
In addition to the stretchable display, Samsung showcased other flexible screen designs with more immediate use cases, such as foldable and rollable displays. These advancements reaffirm the company’s position as a leader in display innovation, setting the stage for a future where screens are no longer confined to rigid shapes.
Nuwa Pen: Bridging Analog and Digital
The Nuwa Pen, a revolutionary smart pen, has been turning heads at CES 2025. Unlike traditional writing tools, this pen combines the simplicity of a ballpoint cartridge with cutting-edge AI, computer vision, and motion sensors to digitize every stroke a user makes.
Designed to bridge the gap between analog and digital, the Nuwa Pen allows users to write on any piece of paper while simultaneously creating a digital copy of their work. This feature is particularly valuable for those who prefer the tactile experience of handwriting but also want the convenience of digital storage and organization.
7/ The Nuwa Pen
It digitizes handwriting on any paper with its triple camera. Unlike other digital pens, it doesn’t need a special notebook, turning any surface into a canvas.pic.twitter.com/Nf0iogYhD5
— Poonam Soni (@CodeByPoonam) January 7, 2025
Set to launch in public beta in February 2025, the Nuwa Pen has already garnered significant attention, with over 5,000 pre-orders. The device is priced at $295 for early buyers and will be available for hands-on testing at CES.
The creators of the Nuwa Pen highlighted its potential to combat the downsides of excessive screen use, such as reduced creativity and declining memory retention. Research has shown that handwriting enhances cognitive processes, and the Nuwa Pen aims to bring these benefits into the digital age.
