Exciting Tech Innovations from CES 202512 February 2025 By Johnber NewsTogether
Best Sustainable Tech: Flint Paper Battery
Imagine a battery made out of paper! A startup from Singapore called Flint has developed a new type of battery that is more eco-friendly and affordable than traditional lithium-ion batteries.
The key ingredient? Cellulose, a natural material that helps transfer energy between the battery¡¯s positive and negative sides. These batteries are flexible, can be made as small as a coin, and even built into smartwatch straps. The best part? They decompose in just six weeks when thrown away, reducing environmental waste.
Flint recently received $2 million in funding to begin testing their batteries this year. Their goal is to help reduce the need for lithium mining, which harms the environment.
Best Gaming Device: Lenovo Legion Go S
The Lenovo Legion Go S is making waves in the gaming world. Unlike most handheld gaming devices, it will run on Valve's SteamOS, the same system used in the popular Steam Deck. This makes it the only non-Valve device to officially support SteamOS, offering gamers a fresh alternative.
Though it has a smaller screen and lacks detachable controllers like its bigger sibling, the Go S comes with two USB 4 ports, Hall Effect joysticks, and an easy-to-upgrade storage system. It¡¯s also Lenovo¡¯s most affordable handheld gaming device, launching in May for just $600.
Best Wellness Tech: Ozlo Sleepbuds
Getting a good night¡¯s sleep just got easier with the Ozlo Sleepbuds. These special earbuds are designed to be super comfortable, even for side sleepers. They stay in place all night and won¡¯t fall out.
The Sleepbuds come with cool features like:
Biometric sensors to track your sleep
Room sensors to detect disturbances
A silent alarm that won¡¯t wake up your partner
10-hour battery life, so they last through the night
You can even play sounds directly from the Sleepbuds without needing your phone, helping you relax before bed.
Best Mobile Tech: HMD OffGrid
What happens when you lose cell service? The HMD OffGrid device solves this problem by allowing any smartphone to send texts and contact emergency services using satellite networks.
While some newer phones already have satellite connections, most people don¡¯t upgrade often. OffGrid gives older phones lifesaving connectivity for just $200. However, users need to subscribe to a service starting at $80 per year.
Best Security Tech: Ultraloq Bolt Mission
Smart locks are getting smarter! The Ultraloq Bolt Mission is the most advanced lock yet, using ultrawideband (UWB) technology to detect your exact location. This means your door unlocks automatically when you approach, just like a keyless car entry.
For extra security, it also includes:
It¡¯s compatible with major smart home systems, making it a top choice for home security.
Best Weird Tech: Kirin Electric Salt Spoon
One of the strangest yet most interesting inventions at CES 2025 was the Kirin Electric Salt Spoon. This spoon uses a small electric current to make food taste saltier without actually adding salt.
Why? Too much salt can be unhealthy, so this spoon offers a way to enjoy salty flavors while reducing sodium intake. Some testers noticed a difference, while others didn¡¯t—but the concept is definitely unique! It¡¯s already available in Japan and should arrive in North America soon.
Best Overall Tech: Nvidia Cosmos AI Model
The biggest and most exciting announcement at CES 2025 was Nvidia Cosmos. This new AI-powered software aims to revolutionize robotics by generating massive amounts of training data.
According to Nvidia¡¯s CEO, Jensen Huang, robots need lots of data to learn, and Cosmos provides just that. One big company, Toyota, is already using Cosmos to develop the next generation of self-driving cars.
This breakthrough could lead to smarter, more helpful robots in the future, solving real-world problems and creating new possibilities in technology.
Keywords
battery: a device that stores and provides electrical energy
biodegradable: able to break down naturally without harming the environment
biometric: related to body measurements or biological data
cellulose: a natural substance found in plants, used in making paper and other materials
communication: the process of sharing information between people or devices
connectivity: the ability of devices or systems to link and communicate with each other
decompose: to break down naturally over time
detect: to notice or identify something, often using technology
device: an electronic tool or machine designed for a specific purpose
durability: the ability to last a long time without breaking or wearing out
emergency: a serious or dangerous situation that needs quick action
encryption: the process of converting information into a secret code for security
enhance: to improve or make something better
environmentally: related to protecting or benefiting the natural world
flexible: able to bend or change shape easily
gaming: the activity of playing video games
innovation: a new idea, product, or way of doing something
location: a specific place or position
mechanism: a system of parts working together in a machine or process
mobility: the ability to move or be moved easily
performance: how well something works or functions
privacy: the right to keep personal information secret and secure
recognition: the ability to identify or be identified by a system
satellite: a machine in space that sends signals for communication and navigation
security: measures taken to protect something from danger or threats
sensor: a device that detects and measures physical changes
signal: an electronic message sent between devices
smartwatch: a wearable electronic device with various functions
subscription: a payment made regularly to use a service
technology: the use of science to create useful tools and systems
tracking: monitoring the movement or progress of something
unlocking: the action of opening or gaining access to something
upgrade: to improve or replace something with a better version
wearable: a device designed to be worn on the body
wireless: using radio signals instead of wires to connect devices
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