A New Year, A New CES and New Products That Hopefully Improve Our Lives

This year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas unveiled a variety of innovative products and technologies, each intended to influence our lives, both professionally and personally. From AI-powered supercomputers that fit on a desk to robotic vacuum cleaners that pick up socks, these products push the boundaries of what’s possible but also impede on concerns of privacy and user experience. The products on display at this year’s CES showcased examples of local AI processing, adaptive and flexible device designs, enhanced privacy features, integration of AI across multiple device categories, and improved user interaction through smart technologies.

Here's a few of our favorites from this year’s show.

An AI supercomputer the size of a modern laptop capable of running 200 billion parameter large language models … wait for it … LOCALLY. That’s right, users can process complex AI tasks without cloud dependency with unprecedented privacy and computing power.

An expandable laptop display can expand from 14 to 19.9 inches via a motorized mechanism. At the push of a button, an expandable OLED screen offers unprecedented flexibility in a portable device.

An update to a smart home ecosystem now allows for cloud-free control of various devices utilizing the Matter protocol. Users can now control their smart home devices without an internet connection improving privacy and functionality.

Smart TVs with OLED technology are featuring 40% increased brightness and superior contrast setting a new standard for home entertainment.

An advanced vacuum/mop hybrid utilizes a unique five-axis mechanical arm that can pick up small objects like socks, transitioning from obstacle avoidance to active object manipulation. (Photo Courtesy of Roborock)

An intelligent security lock for next generation of home security incorporates ultra-wideband technology for precise location detection. It offers hands-free unlocking, NFC tap access, a keypad, and traditional key options.

Innovative smartphone grip adds a camera button and battery pack via magnetic technology to mobile devices providing enhanced photography capabilities and extended power life.

A new handheld portable gaming device running an open-source operating system claims to revolutionize mobile gaming combining user-friendly interface with powerful hardware.

The innovations demonstrated not only represent a significant leap in consumer electronics but are products that are technological marvels that address real-world needs for connectivity, privacy and enhanced user experiences. The future of consumer electronics is not just about smarter devices but creating more secure and personalized experiences for users. As we witness the convergence of AI, IoT and advancing display technologies, the 2025 CES helped pave the way for a more connected and intelligent world.

In 2025, Keystone celebrates 75 years of designing and manufacturing precision electronic components and hardware for OEMs worldwide. We will continue to support the Electronics industry along with the technologies and innovations released at this year’s CES.

Keystone innovations to watch for this year will be our new anniversary edition of our Design Guide, # K75 as well as new product introductions including battery and fuse connectivity products, pc board hardware, multi-purpose hardware and more. Subscribe to our newsletters to keep up with new product announcements, blogs, and the release of our new Product Design Guide K75.

Here’s to an exciting 2025.

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