From AI Body Scanning Mirrors to Smart Pens: top futuristic gadgets at CES 2025

The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2025, held in Las Vegas, has gathered top companies and start-ups from across the globe. Known as the world’s most significant technology event, CES has become the stage for futuristic innovations in Artificial Intelligence (AI), mobility, digital health, quantum computing, and sustainability. The event runs from January 7 to January 10 and has already mesmerized audiences with cutting-edge gadgets and announcements.

Exciting AI-powered gadgets

French health tech company Withings introduced the Omnia, an AI-powered body scanning mirror. This smart mirror provides a full-body health analysis, including weight and heart health insights. It also features an AI assistant to guide users and integrates data from connected devices like smartwatches to offer a comprehensive health report. The Omnia aims to make health monitoring convenient and precise.

Another standout innovation is Halliday’s AI glasses, designed to predict user needs during conversations. These glasses use advanced AI to analyze preferences and provide real-time support, making interactions smoother. The world’s smallest optical module allows these glasses to function without special lenses, making them as easy to wear as regular glasses.

Nuwa introduced the ‘smartest pen in the world,’ which digitizes handwritten notes. Equipped with cameras, motion sensors, and algorithms, the Nuwa Pen ensures that users never lose a note. It transforms physical writing into digital formats accessible on various devices. This pen is set to launch in January 2025 and has already garnered significant attention.

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Nvidia’s groundbreaking tech

Nvidia unveiled its GeForce RTX 50 Series GPUs, designed for gamers, developers, and creators. Powered by the new Blackwell AI chip, these GPUs promise groundbreaking advancements in rendering and graphics. Nvidia’s founder, Jensen Huang, highlighted that Blackwell is a revolutionary innovation for computer graphics, delivering unmatched performance for PCs and laptops.

In addition, Nvidia introduced Cosmos, an AI foundation model capable of generating photo-realistic videos. This technology can create synthetic training data for robots and self-driving cars, significantly reducing costs. By using text descriptions, users can generate realistic videos that obey the laws of physics. Nvidia plans to make Cosmos available under an open license, making it accessible to various industries.

CES 2025 has set a new benchmark for technological advancements. From health tech to AI-powered tools, the event showcases how innovation continues to shape the future.