15 most exciting tech innovations according to CES 2024

Welcome to the forefront of innovation! The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2024 has just concluded its dazzling showcase in Las Vegas, unveiling a spectacular array of groundbreaking technologies that promise to shape the future. From cutting-edge gadgets to revolutionary advancements in artificial intelligence(AI), smart homes and beyond, this year’s CES has left tech enthusiasts buzzing with excitement. Join us on a journey through the top reveals and standout moments, as we delve into the ingenious creations and forward-thinking concepts that stole the spotlight at this premier tech event. The just-ended CES 2024 has undoubtedly set the stage for a year of technological marvels and promises to redefine the landscape of consumer electronics. Here are the best gadgets we saw at CES 2024. 

1. Rabbit r1: Best AI innovation


Imagine if AI assistants went beyond simply providing search results, extending their capabilities to handle tasks such as booking an Airbnb, completing online grocery shopping, or initiating a return for a spontaneous Black Friday purchase. This is the vision presented by Rabbit with its new $199 pocket device, the R1, operating on a “Large Action Model.” Developed in collaboration with Teenage Engineering, the R1 could mark the beginning of numerous AI hardware launches in 2024. It is now up to the major tech giants worldwide to step up and deliver voice assistant experiences that rival the impressive capabilities showcased by Rabbit.

2. A case that gives your iPhone a BlackBerry-style keyboard.

Image Credits: Clicks Technology

Do you miss the era when tactile keyboards were a staple on cell phones? Unveiled during CES 2024, the creator keyboard by Clicks Technology transforms your smartphone into a reminiscent relic of the BlackBerry era. Priced at $139, this unique keyboard serves as a phone case attachment, providing an alternative to the digital keyboard and allowing for more screen accessibility on your iPhone. While it does add considerable length to your phone, perhaps embracing nostalgia comes at the cost of a longer device.

3. Hyundai Mobis’ e-corner system makes debut

Visitors watch Hyundai Mobis’ Mobion, a full-electric car powered by the company’s e-Corner system, at CES 2024 held at the Mandalay Bay Center in Las Vegas, on Tuesday (Hyundai Mobis)

Hyundai Mobis, a subsidiary of Hyundai Motor Group specializing in car parts manufacturing, introduced Mobion, an electric vehicle powered by its self-driving e-Corner System technology at CES 2024 in Las Vegas. This groundbreaking system incorporates the world’s first in-wheel motors, featuring four small motors that integrate rotational steering and electronic braking into a single module within the car wheels. The innovative technology boasts distinctive features such as “Crab Walking,” enabling sideways movement by rotating the wheels 90 degrees, “Diagonal Driving” for simultaneous wheel rotation for diagonal movement, and “Pivot Turn” facilitating the car to turn around from any position or angle.
In addition to showcasing the electric vehicle, Hyundai Mobis presented its autonomous driving sensor equipped with three light detection and ranging systems (LiDAR), along with exterior lighting lamp and display enhancements aimed at refining self-driving performance. A notable addition is the “Ground Projection” feature, allowing the car to analyze data from a 360-degree perspective, considering alternative driving routes, and providing alerts for pedestrian presence.

4. A drone that can carry 66 pounds over 25 miles on a single battery by DJI


DJI presented the DJI FlyCart 30, a delivery drone tailored for commercial use. With the ability to transport loads of up to 66 pounds across distances exceeding 25 miles on a single battery charge, this drone is available at a substantial cost of $42,000. Although it may be expensive, its potential impact on future package deliveries is undeniable.

5. A new health-tracking ring by Amazfit

Unveiled at CES 2024, the Amazfit Helio Ring by Zepp Health is set to compete with similar smart rings like Noise Luna Ring and Boat Smart Ring. Expected to be available for purchase in early Spring 2024, the smart ring is designed to integrate data seamlessly with Amazfit smartwatches and the Zepp App. The company, known for its commitment to health-focused wearables, has disclosed features such as 10 ATM water resistance, catering to athletes for training and recovery. The ring, made of titanium alloy, emphasizes durability and lightness, coming in two sizes – 3.8g for size 10 and 4g for size 12. However, specific details regarding the device’s specifications are yet to be fully revealed by Zepp Health.

6. A home health check-up device for convenient at-home monitoring

Photo Credit: Withings

The BeamO by Withings is a thermometer reminiscent of the Wii console that offers a versatile range of functionalities, including temperature measurement, heart rate and blood oxygen level checks, and functioning as a stethoscope. Geared towards post-pandemic times when telemedicine remains prevalent, the portable and lightweight design of BeamO caters to the increasing demand for quick access to basic health data traditionally gathered during in-office visits. Positioned to provide convenient insights into heart and lung health, as well as temperature monitoring, BeamO allows individuals to track their baseline metrics and share relevant information with healthcare providers. Anticipated to receive clearance from the US Food and Drug Administration in June, the BeamO is expected to be available for $250.

7. An iPhone stand that automatically tracks your movement by Belkin

The Stand Pro rotates 360 degrees, so it can follow you in whatever room you’ve deemed fit for shooting, and it even tilts 90 degrees. It works with both front and back cameras. All you need to do is tap the button to switch cameras and your iPhone will rotate around on the stand so the better cameras can see you.

8. A $10,000 smart toilet by Kohler

Image Credits: Kohler

Kohler’s latest innovation, the Numi 2.0 introduces a unique user experience, automatically opening as the user approaches. Once seated, the toilet warms the seat to a preset temperature. After use, users can simply leave without concern for flushing, as the Numi 2.0 takes care of this automatically. The flushing mechanism adjusts the water amount based on usage duration, ranging between 3 and 3.80 liters, and further includes deodorizing and disinfecting functionalities.

In addition to these features, the toilet is equipped with customizable showerheads, allowing users to adjust temperature, pressure, and other settings according to their preferences. A dryer feature adds to the convenience. A remote control is provided for user selection, but the Numi 2.0 also accepts verbal commands through Alexa, Amazon’s virtual assistant, seamlessly integrated into the toilet.

These technologically advanced toilets, available in customizable LED lighting colors, are priced at $10,000 in black and $8,500 in white, offering a premium and innovative bathroom experience.

9. Sony’s XR headset that competes against Apple’s new Vision Pro

Image Credits: Sony

At CES 2024, Sony introduced an enterprise-focused mixed-reality headset aimed at professionals engaged in 3D modeling and creation, distinguishing it from their existing PlayStation VR gaming offering. The company plans to collaborate with developers in various 3D production software fields, with Siemens as its exclusive launch partner, providing an immersive design and collaborative product engineering solution. Anticipated for a late 2024 release, the headset will utilize the Qualcomm Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 2 platform, featuring on-chip AI for user and space tracking. Boasting 4K OLED micro displays, a video see-through function, and controllers optimized for 3D interaction, Sony’s spatial content creation system allows users to seamlessly return to reality without removing the entire headset. Full specifications, pricing, and the launch date are yet to be disclosed, setting the stage for a potential comparison with the upcoming Apple Vision Pro, targeted for entertainment purposes with a release date of February 2 and a price tag of $3,499.

10. The world’s first transparent microled designed by Samsung

11. An AI-powered stroller that rocks your baby for you

Image credits: GlüxKind

Navigating parenthood presents its challenges, and GlüxKind believes it has a solution with its AI-powered stroller, Ella. This innovative stroller is designed to offer a hands-free experience, capable of pushing itself, automatically stopping on inclines, and gently rocking your child without requiring any manual effort. As an added feature, the stroller incorporates a built-in white noise machine, aiming to provide both convenience and comfort for parents and their little ones alike.

12. A wearable oven that can slow-cook your food by Willtex

13. The world’s first transparent microled designed by Samsung

Ahead of CES 2024, Transparent MICRO LED display by Samsung was unveiled for the first time at Samsung First Look 2024 on January 7. The futuristic design of the new modular MICRO LED captivated attendees, leaving a lasting impression. The crystal-clear, glass-like display of the Transparent MICRO LED has transformed the viewing experience, garnering significant attention from consumers worldwide.

14. A ‘flying car’ that is expected to go on sale in 2025 by XPeng

15. GE Profile Indoor Smoker

Photo Credit: GE Profile

Investing in a GE Profile Smart Indoor Smoker might require the addition of an aromatherapy module to neutralize the lingering scent of smoked meats. While the terms “smoker” and “indoor” may seem unusual together, GE assures that their device utilizes a sophisticated catalyst system and heat to transform real-wood smoke into flavorful warm air. The appliance’s distinctive airflow system, combined with tight gaskets and seals, ensures that the smoke stays within the smoker and doesn’t permeate the kitchen. With the ability to set smoke levels and monitor the cooking process through the GE Profile Connect+ app, this smoker can accommodate various meats, including three racks of baby back ribs, a brisket, a whole chicken, up to 40 chicken wings, or a 14-pound pork butt. Priced at $999, it’s currently available just in time for your Super Bowl party.


As we wrap up our exploration of the spectacular innovations showcased at CES 2024, this is just the beginning of an exciting series that will delve even deeper into the transformative technologies unveiled at this premier tech event. Stay tuned for our upcoming posts, where we will unravel more groundbreaking inventions, futuristic concepts, and captivating developments that continue to shape the future of consumer electronics. The journey into the realm of innovation is far from over, and we can’t wait to share the next wave of tech marvels that will leave you eagerly anticipating the future.

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