Interesting Stuff from CES 2025

Jan. 23, 2025

Check out what Endeavor Business Media editors thought was most interesting at CES 2025.

What you’ll learn:

Neat tech advances you might have missed at the 2025 Consumer Electronics Show.
Developments that were shown behind the scenes at CES.

Endeavor Business Media had a few editors from different publications attending the 2025 Consumer Electronics Show. You can hear about some of the technology that stood out at this year’s show (watch the video above).

Here’s the lineup:

Paul Rothman, Editor-in-Chief of Security InfoWatch: Paul was impressed with Asahi Kasei’s millimeter-wave radar technology

Cabe Atwell, Technology Editor with Electronic Design: Cabe saw Ambarella’s AI imaging SoC handle multiple vision language models (VLMs)

Rod Sutton, editorial lead with Construction Equipment: Rod highlights John Deere Autonomous ADT

William Wong, Senior Content Director with Electronic Design and Microwaves & RF: Bill talks about Ocutrx DigiLoupes and OcuLenz AR/XR headsets he saw at Pepcom’s Digital Experience

These were just a handful of the technologies we saw at CES, some of which were revealed behind closed doors and thus would not be seen by the typical attendee. Also, check through our other coverage of CES, including articles, videos, and podcasts, on each website.

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CES 2025: Behind the Scenes

Check out the technology and announcements you probably won't see on the trade-show floor.

About the Author

William G. Wong | Senior Content Director - Electronic Design and Microwaves & RF

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