What is CES?
CES is a huge tech event that happens every year in Las Vegas, USA. Thousands of people come to see the coolest gadgets and robots. It is organised by the Consumer Technology Association (CTA).
At CES, you can see all kinds of fun technology, like robots, smart devices, and tools for health. Companies also make deals, meet new partners, and share their best ideas. There are even talks where smart business leaders talk about the latest tech issues.
CES 2025 was held from 7th to 10th January 2025.
Some cool tech from this year’s event.
TomBot Jennie: Meet Jennie, a robot dog (created by the company TomBot) that helps people feel better! Jennie can wag her tail and even bark when you pet her. She is made to help people feel less stressed and more happy.
Walking Furniture: Imagine a lamp with legs! Mi-Mo is a robot that looks like a lamp and walks around on six legs. It can even talk in the future! It’s still being made, but it’s a cool idea.
The Health Mirror: A mirror that checks your health? Yes, it’s real! Withings made a mirror that checks your heart, lungs, and even your sleep. You can stay healthy without going to the doctor.
Nvidia Cosmos AI Model: Nvidia showed a smart artificial intelligence (AI) technology that helps robots learn faster. The program watches videos to teach robots new things, like how to drive cars!
A Smart Garden: Plantaform created a garden that grows plants all by itself! It waters the plants, gives them food, etc.
New Graphics Card: Nvidia also made a super-fast graphics card. This helps make video games run smoothly and makes AI work better. Gamers will love it!
Recovery Shoes: Nike showed shoes that help athletes relax after a workout. They use heat and pressure to make feet feel better. Some athletes used them during the 2024 Paris Olympics!
Solar-powered Car: Imagine a car that runs on the sun! The Aptera solar car can drive for 40 kilometres using only sunlight. If you need to drive farther, you can charge it up.
There are so many cool gadgets at CES! People can’t wait to try them out and see how they work in real life.
