There’s the BMW SpOTTO, and now, Samsung’s OLEDoG robot dog, which can most certainly be used in the company’s factories. It was originally used by Samsung Display Vietnam for unmanned infrastructure management, but has since been repurposed for a CES 2025 exhibit, sporting an OLED screen for its eyes.
LG’s stretchable display can expand 50%, but Samsung’s 11″ MicroLED can actually pop out towards you in three dimensions. No other technical information was provided, but the placard does state that this display is 120 ppi, or pixels per inch, which basically indicates how many pixels are packed into a square inch of screen space.
You’ve seen the world’s largest keyboard, now check out something a bit more practical, the AutoKeybo. This innovative automatic computer keyboard and mouse has a split design that lets users effortlessly switch sections, thanks to AI machine vision algorithms.
RICTOR’s Skyrider X1 is claimed to be the world’s first amphibious passenger flying motorcycle that seamlessly combines land and air functionality. It features a 4-axis, 8-propeller system for enhanced stability, while the chassis is made from carbon fiber composite as well as aviation-grade aluminum materials.
First unveiled in September, the Acer Project DualPlay gaming laptop is concept renders no more after making an appearance at CES 2025. It features a large touchpad that doubles as a built-in detachable wireless controller, which can be unlocked by simply placing two fingers on the release button located on top of the keyboard.
The HP ZBook Ultra G1a is being touted as the world’s most powerful 14″ workstation, and we most certainly agree with that statement. Featuring an AMD Ryzen AI Max PRO 395 processor, enabling users to tackle workflows previously not possible on a laptop, thanks to its Zen 5-powered 16 cores and 32 threads.
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Finally, the production Aptera solar-electric vehicle (sEV) was unveiled at CES 2025, and some attendees even got to ride in one. This sEV is claimed to achieve up to 400 miles of range from a single charge in under an hour.
Razer Project Arielle is an innovative concept that debuted at CES 2025. It’s claimed to be the world’s first integrated heating and cooling mesh gaming chair. It’s based on the Razer Fujin Pro, but adds a circular bladeless fan system capable of creating a comfortable gaming environment no matter the weather with on-demand heating or cooling.
The latest Holoconnects Holobox and Holobox Mini prototypes made their debut at CES 2025, showcasing what an AI-powered hologram can do for your business. They also demoed an interactive AI-powered holographic front desk avatar, called RAVATAR, capable of checking guests in or out of a hotel room, facilitating a room upgrade request, generating a room key, and more.
