The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2025 is underway and many very interesting gadgets have already been presented. In case you don’t know, it’s a trade show held in Las Vegas, USA, where The most important manufacturers and brands in the technology sector present their latest innovations with which they intend to conquer the market in the coming months.
This year’s edition he left us several products out of the ordinaryboth for its innovative concept and for its audacity in reinventing already known devices. Next I will show you the five that surprised me the most.
Petal by Wonder, an AI solar camera that camouflages itself like a flower
Wonder, the startup behind the Bird Buddy smart bird feeder, introduced Petal, a garden camera powered by artificial intelligence. It stands out for its unique design, with a flexible stem for easily attaching to branches or poles and a universal pot clip.
The camera’s aesthetic is designed to blend naturally with nature. Bring a optional accessory leaf-shaped solar panel which reaffirms this concept. The camera can take photos and record videos (and stream them live) with identification of people and animals.
Its artificial intelligence, called Nature Intelligence, It can detect anomalies such as dry leaves or the singing of newborn birdsso you can closely monitor what happens in your garden and not miss any events. Unfortunately it won’t be sold until early 2026. It will be on sale on Kickstarter for less than 100 euros.
Official website | Petal of wonders
Swippitt Instant Power System, a “toaster” that charges your phone in 2 seconds
Although it may seem like it, the Swippitt Instant Power System is not a toaster. AND an innovative solution to keep your phone’s battery charged without needing to use a charger. It consists of a system of interchangeable batteries that are inserted into cases specially designed for the phone.
To change the battery, you insert your phone into the Swippitt Instant Power System, which looks like a toaster. Inside the hub, a new battery is inserted into the phone case, while the old battery is kept for charging. The process is done in seconds. Each external battery provides between 50% and 90% more charge, depending on the model, with an additional capacity of 3500 mAh.
It is now available on its official website with a pre-sale price of 350 dollars (about 337 euros at the exchange rate). It is worth using Swippitt external battery cases to use this charger 120 dollars (about 115 euros at the exchange rate)but now they are only available for iPhone 14, 15 and 16. Of course, the company has assured that they will soon launch cases for some Samsung devices.
Official website | Swippitt instant power system
NVIDIA Project Digits, the AI supercomputer for personal use the size of a Mac Mini
NVIDIA, for its part, surprised us with Project DIGITS, a supercomputer equipped with artificial intelligence that uses the new superchip NVIDIA GB10 Grace Blackwell to deliver petaflop AI processing performance. With this system, users can develop and run AI models on their desktop system and then deploy them on accelerated cloud infrastructures or data centers.
The GB10 superchip offers great power efficiency and performance, with an NVIDIA Blackwell GPU with next-generation CUDA cores and fifth-generation Tensor Cores, connected to a high-performance NVIDIA Grace CPU. He did it 128GB of RAM and up to 4TB of NVMe storageand is the size of an Apple Mac Mini. The DIGITS project will be available starting in May at a price of $3,000.
Official website | NVIDIA project figures
Roborock Saros Z70, a robot vacuum cleaner with a mechanical arm to collect objects
Roborock has launched Saros Z70, an out-of-the-ordinary robot vacuum cleaner. Incorporates an innovative Five-axis “OmniGrip” mechanical arm that can be used to clean hard-to-reach areas and pick up light objects. This arm is capable of picking up socks, towels, handkerchiefs, sandals and other items weighing less than 300 grams. Note that the arm is foldable and integrates into the robot when not in use.
You can activate the OmniGrip arm via the Roborock app, which allows this customize your behavior and interaction with specific objects and areas. By the way, Saros Z70 also features advanced navigation, vacuuming and cleaning functions based on artificial intelligence. There is currently no confirmed price.
Official website | Roborock Saros Z70
Mirumi, a small pet robot that imitates a child
Mirumi is the strangest gadget I saw at CES 2025, hands down. It is a robot created by Yukai Engineering that is shaped like a small furry animal and so It was designed to mimic a child’s curiosity. It has sensors that allow it to detect and turn its head to attract the attention of nearby people or objects. He also shows limits when faced with a sudden approach, feigning shyness and sneaking away.
It also has long arms that can be attached to a shoulder strap or bag handle. What is its purpose? Simply, generate joy and connection with others, inviting people to interact with him through his innocent gaze. Mirumi will be available in mid-2025 in color options such as pink and gray ea indicative price 70 euros.
Official website | Take a bath
Let us know… What product surprised you the most at CES 2025?
