Hypershell announced its 1-horsepower exoskeleton at CES 2025. The outdoor Hypershell Carbon X is designed to assist in outdoor activities like hiking or climbing. The company says the exoskeleton should allow its wearer to move more quickly and feel stronger. © 2024 TechCrunch. All rights reserved. For personal use only. Source
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Samsung first introduced the world to Ballie at CES 2020. The cute round robot made another appearance at CES in 2024, and now the company is saying that the home-assistant robot could be rolling into customer’s homes in 2025. According to Samsung, “Ballie acts as a personal home assistant, autonomously driving around the home to
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Even before CES 2025 kicked off a few trends began to emerge — or more accurately, some gaps appeared. All U.S. and some European automakers that have helped turn CES into an auto show were absent. Several Chinese automakers filled that void, notably Zeekr, the EV brand owned by China’s Geely Holdings. Wey, a premium
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Aerospace company Xpeng Aero HT unveiled its “modular flying car” at CES 2025. The Land Aircraft Carrier is a large van-like vehicle with an eVTOL in the back. The company is hoping to deliver the first flying cars to customers in 2026. If that sounds a bit far-fetched to you, you’re not alone. Source
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Wearables startup Halliday announced its unique take on smart glasses at CES 2025. These glasses use a display called a “DigiWindow” that is pointed directly at the wearer’s eye. That means the glasses don’t need expensive AR lenses and customers can have their own prescription lenses put in. However, the company hasn’t quite figured out
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Honda has unveiled its latest EV, the 0 SUV, at CES 2025. The midsize SUV prototype is the first in the 0-line to head to customers with a production version set to ship in 2026. We don’t have an excess of details around the SUV’s specs, but we were able to check out its sleek
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Welcome back to Week in Review. I missed you! This week, we’re diving into all the gadgets and announcements out of this year’s CES, Meta’s decision to roll back its fact-checking program, TikTok’s response to employees affected by the California wildfires, and more! Let’s do this. CES 2025 came and went this week. The event
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I did not go to CES 2025 with the goal of getting drenched by Lake Mead’s chilly January waters. But when I discovered Los Angeles-based boat startup Arc had brought its new sport boat to Las Vegas, I figured it was worth the risk. It was. The Arc Sport was a joy to drive, even
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The white cane for the 21st century. While many tech companies have increasingly worked to make technology more accessible for the blind and visually impaired, canes haven’t benefitted much from these advances. London-born WeWalk takes a more traditional approach to the white cane. Beyond the bulkier handle, not much sets the company’s product apart visually
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TechCrunch’s Kirsten Korosec took us along for a ride in the latest Zoox robotaxi at CES 2025. The autonomous vehicle company has been testing these electric autonomous taxis on the public streets of Las Vegas for more than a year, inviting the media and some employees to take test rides. Zoox expects to open up
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