By Ade Iyamoye

The 2025 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas unveiled groundbreaking innovations, with needle-free injections and AI-powered memory wearables taking center stage.

One of the most anticipated innovations was FlowBeams’ BoldJet, a revolutionary device that eliminates the need for needles by using high-velocity liquid microjets to deliver injections painlessly and safely.

Another highlight was the Bee Pioneer wearable, an AI-powered device designed to assist individuals with ADHD and memory loss by transcribing conversations and providing real-time reminders.

Health and accessibility were key themes at this year’s CES.

Kirin’s Electric Salt Spoon offered a novel approach to reducing sodium intake by enhancing the perception of saltiness through mild electric currents.

Vivoo introduced smart test strips that sync with an app to provide hormone and ovulation tracking, while Boticário’s AI-driven lipstick made makeup application easier for individuals with disabilities.

Environmental innovation was also on display, with the Kara Pod coffee maker extracting humidity from the air to brew fresh coffee without requiring water refills.

Meanwhile, Petal’s AI-powered camera identified insects and plants in real time, aiding pollinator conservation.

Another futuristic breakthrough came in the form of NAQI Neural Earbuds, which allow users to control devices through subtle facial movements, eliminating the need for invasive brain implants.

From medical advancements to AI-driven convenience, CES 2025 showcased the cutting edge of technology, proving that the future is already here.