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The Weirdest and Wildest Tech We Saw at CES

Last updated: January 11, 2025 8:52 pm
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The annual Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas never fails to amaze with its showcase of cutting-edge technology. While the spotlight usually shines on the big tech releases, there are always hidden gems that catch the eye of attendees. Here are some of the most unique and quirky devices that stood out at CES 2025.

### HoverAir Pro Max

The HoverAir Pro Max is a game-changer for those who struggle to fly traditional drones. Unlike conventional drones that require skill and coordination, the HoverAir is incredibly easy to fly. With automatic flight modes that allow it to recognize, follow, and film you, this drone takes the hassle out of aerial photography. It offers 4K and 8K camera options and various filming styles, making it a versatile tool for capturing stunning footage. The best part? You can launch and land the HoverAir from the palm of your hand, and its foldable design allows for easy transportation. Priced at $699 for the Pro Max model, this drone has earned a Best of CES award for its innovative features.

### The Trumpeter

For those yearning for the sound of a live trumpet but lacking a trumpet player, The Trumpeter offers a unique solution. Developed by QRS Music Technology, this device uses advanced technology to replicate the sound of a trumpet without the need for a skilled player. With a sophisticated wind instrument driver technology, The Trumpeter can play trumpet music with precision and accuracy. While the price tag of $3,200 may seem steep, it provides a novel way to enjoy the music of a trumpet without the need for a professional player.

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### Nékojita FuFu and Mirumi

Yukai Engineering introduces two quirky devices, Nékojita FuFu and Mirumi, to tackle everyday challenges. Nékojita FuFu is a robotic cat that hangs from the rim of your cup, blowing on your drink to cool it down. This innovative solution will soon be available for crowdfunding, offering a fun and practical way to enjoy a chilled beverage. On the other hand, Mirumi is a furry robot that hangs from your bag strap, adding a touch of cuteness to your daily routine. While its functionality may be limited, the charm of Mirumi is undeniable, making it a must-have accessory for robot enthusiasts.

### Mi-Mo

Mi-Mo is a versatile AI robot that combines image recognition, voice recognition, and more to interact with users. With customizable behavior patterns and the ability to develop applications, Mi-Mo opens up a world of possibilities for AI enthusiasts. While its lamp-like appearance may be deceiving, Mi-Mo’s advanced capabilities make it a standout device at CES 2025.

### Petal

Wonder introduces Petal, a wireless bug camera in the form of a colorful flower, designed to attract pollinators. With a 4K video recording capability and swappable lenses, Petal allows users to observe insect activity in their gardens. Paired with Wonder Blocks, insect hotels that attract beneficial insects, Petal offers a unique way to connect with nature and enhance biodiversity in outdoor spaces.

These innovative and quirky devices showcased at CES 2025 demonstrate the endless possibilities of technology and the creativity of their developers. Whether you’re a drone enthusiast, music lover, or nature enthusiast, there’s something for everyone in the world of cutting-edge tech.

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