From AI yoga mats to pet feeders: 5 of CES 2025's most intriguing offerings

Companies are keen to tap the massive U.S. consumer market

Yocto's AI-powered yoga mat checks users' center of gravity and guides them into the correct posture. (Photo courtesy of Yocto)

CISSY ZHOU and YIFAN YU, Nikkei staff writers

January 12, 2025 13:00 JST

LAS VEGAS, U.S. -- This year's CES tech trade show in Las Vegas attracted over 4,500 exhibitors and 141,000 attendees -- and many of them were there to see the latest products and services powered by artificial intelligence.

While some exhibitors came looking for business partners to fine-tune their products, others said they would be ready to launch their products within months, mostly in the U.S. market first.