CES 2025: Home Electronics
Published 20 January 2025
Electronics are no longer siloed devices delivering passive functionality: they’re increasingly integrated within the décor, forming connected and coordinated home ecosystems. At this year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES, January 7-10) appliances are communicating with consumers and each other to optimise performance, reduce labour and deliver precise insights.
Resilience & Wellbeing-Boosting Homes & Gardens
The Sensitive Home
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In turbulent times, consumers are demanding more from their homes: they must promote health, enable a connection with nature and provide protection from the harmful effects of adverse weather. Companies are creating devices that inspire awe of the natural world or ‘collaborate’ with plants, while sleek electricity storage and backup power systems offer peace of mind regarding energy access.
In turbulent times, consumers are demanding more from their homes: they must promote health, enable a connection with nature and provide protection from the harmful effects of adverse weather. Companies are creating devices that inspire awe of the natural world or ‘collaborate’ with plants, while sleek electricity storage and backup power systems offer peace of mind regarding energy access.
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Resilience & Wellbeing-Boosting Homes & Gardens | In turbulent times, consumers are demanding more from their homes: they must promote health, enable a connection with nature and provide protection from the harmful effects of adverse weather. Companies are creating devices that inspire awe of the natural world or ‘collaborate’ with plants, while sleek electricity storage and backup power systems offer peace of mind regarding energy access. |
The Sensitive Home | Brands continue to present ambitious visions for holistically connected homes that are coordinated by sensitive devices, while AI fuels insights to foster responsive and personalised interactions. Paired-back aesthetics are a leading factor in the appeal of smart mirrors, workout machines and ample audiovisual devices that quietly integrate into interiors. |
Helpful Hubs | Daily chores are being outsourced to appliances powered by biometrics, robotics and artificial intelligence, easing domestic work while optimising energy efficiency and home maintenance. |
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