CES 2025 – Exploring the Future of Tech – Major Highlights and Exhibitors
A preview of CES 2025 in Las Vegas — more than 4,300 exhibitors and 138,000 expected attendees — including Haply Robotics, whose MinVerse 3D touch mouse was named a CES Innovation Awards 2025 'Best of Innovation' winner. Condensed from the original dot.B Global article.
Originally published on haply.co — the canonical version of this article.

Overview of CES
As the world’s most influential technology event, CES (Consumer Electronics Show) continues to serve as the global stage for innovation, bringing together industry leaders, startups, and visionaries to unveil groundbreaking technologies.
Scheduled for January 7–10, 2025, in Las Vegas, CES 2025 will host more than 4,300 exhibitors, feature immersive demonstrations, and provide unmatched opportunities to connect, collaborate, and explore the future of technology.
CES 2025 is more than a technology exhibition—it represents the intersection of technology, business, and culture. Attendees can explore innovations across artificial intelligence (AI), augmented and virtual reality (AR/VR), robotics, smart homes, sustainability, and many other fields. With more than 138,000 expected attendees, including executives, innovators, and industry experts, CES offers a platform to discuss the latest trends and solutions to today’s biggest global challenges.
For more information, visit www.ces.tech.
Why CES 2025 Is Unmissable
CES 2025 highlights several major areas of technological innovation:
- Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning: Showcasing AI applications across autonomous vehicles, healthcare, consumer electronics, and more.
- Sustainability & Clean Energy: Featuring renewable energy solutions, electric vehicles, and energy-efficient technologies.
- Smart Home & IoT: Demonstrating the future of connected smart home devices and Internet of Things (IoT) technology.
- Immersive Technology (AR/VR): Exploring how augmented and virtual reality continue transforming entertainment, education, and professional training.
One of the biggest attractions at CES 2025 is its immersive activations and interactive demonstrations. Visitors can experience advanced robotics, autonomous vehicles, futuristic smart cities, and other cutting-edge technologies through hands-on experiences that showcase the innovations shaping the next decade.
Key Exhibitors: Haply Robotics
Haply Robotics, a leader in haptic technology, proudly announced that its latest product, the MinVerse, received both the CES Innovation Awards® 2025 “Best of Innovation” and “Honoree” awards in the Metaverse and XR Technologies & Accessories categories. Selected from more than 3,400 submissions, the CES Innovation Awards recognize excellence in design and engineering, positioning the MinVerse as a breakthrough consumer technology.
The MinVerse is a first-of-its-kind 3D touch mouse that brings the sense of touch into digital environments. Using advanced haptic feedback, users can feel textures, weight, resistance, elasticity, viscosity, and object edges as though they were physically present. Designed for 3D modeling, sculpting, robotics, and virtual exploration, the MinVerse enhances digital workflows through realistic touch sensations. It supports intuitive 2D and 3D movement while incorporating friction, inertia, and gravity compensation for a natural user experience.
Haply Robotics is a Montreal-based company specializing in haptic technologies that bring touch into digital interactions. Its products are used across virtual reality, simulation, robotics, gaming, and 3D design. Alongside its flagship Inverse3 and consumer-focused MinVerse, Haply Robotics aims to make intuitive haptic devices a standard tool on every desk, transforming how people work, create, and interact in 3D environments.

Other Featured Exhibitors
The original article also profiled other CES 2025 exhibitors, including Autobrains, an automotive AI company whose Liquid AI technology—backed by more than 250 patents—targets autonomous driving and ADAS applications, with strategic investors including Temasek, Knorr-Bremse AG, BMW i Ventures, Toyota Ventures, VinFast, Continental AG, and Autel.
This article has been condensed for relevance. Find the original article on dot.B Global.