CES is back, and it’s turning Las Vegas into a playground for tech enthusiasts and innovators. Taking place at the Las Vegas Convention Center and venues throughout the city, this iconic event showcases the latest in cutting-edge technology. Here’s a recap of 9 groundbreaking highlights from the first day that are creating a buzz.
1. Project DIGITS by NVIDIA
NVIDIA unveiled Project DIGITS, a $3000 personal supercomputer that packs a punch. With 1,000 times the power of an average laptop, this device is set to redefine personal computing for researchers, developers, and tech enthusiasts alike.
2. BYD’s Yangwang U9 Supercar
BYD’s Yangwang U9 supercar wowed the audience with its ability to leap six meters forward, effortlessly clearing obstacles like potholes. The demonstration offered a glimpse into the future of driving and mobility innovation.
3. The Three-Camera Pen
This innovative pen comes equipped with three cameras at its tip, transforming any surface into a digital canvas. Notes and drawings are synced and recorded directly to your phone, making it a practical yet futuristic tool for professionals and creatives.
4. NVIDIA Cosmos
NVIDIA introduced Cosmos, an open-source, open-weight Video World Model designed for the coming age of robotics. It’s a forward-thinking platform aimed at developers creating smarter and more adaptive robotic systems.
5. Portalgraph’s 3D Projector
Portalgraph showcased a 3D projector that brings VR into the real world. By projecting virtual environments into physical spaces, it’s set to revolutionize gaming, education, and immersive experiences.
6. Samsung Vision AI TVs
Samsung debuted its Vision AI TVs, featuring real-time translation, AI upscaling, instant content summaries, and the ability to adapt to user preferences. These TVs redefine what personalized entertainment can look like.
7. NVIDIA GB200 NVL2 Superchip
NVIDIA impressed with the GB200 NVL2, a data center superchip powered by 72 Blackwell GPUs. With a staggering 1.4 exaFLOPS and 130 billion transistors, it’s a groundbreaking leap in high-performance computing.
8. Withings OMNIA: 360° Body-Scanning Health Mirror
Withings revealed OMNIA, a health mirror offering comprehensive 360° body scanning. It analyzes heart, lung, sleep, body, and metabolic composition, acts as a central data hub for syncing devices and third-party apps, includes a telemedicine portal for connecting with care teams, and features an AI assistant for decoding metrics and providing personalized insights. The interactive display supports touch and voice commands. No launch date has been announced.
9. Xpeng’s Land Aircraft Carrier: A Step Toward Flying Cars
Xpeng debuted its Land Aircraft Carrier at CES 2025, answering the long-held dream of flying cars. This modular innovation combines an extended-range electric minivan with a foldable eVTOL drone, creating a “mothership” capable of both ground and air travel. It’s a bold step toward making personal aerial vehicles a reality.
More to Come
Day 1 of CES is in the books, and if today was any indication, we’re in for an exciting week. Stay tuned or more updates on CES. For more on the hottest after-hours events, check out our list of CES parties here.
