Top 5 Gadgets at CES 2025 that will Revolutionize In-Store Retail Experiences
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2025 has unveiled a plethora of innovative gadgets that will transform in-store retail experiences. From flying cars to mobile retail stores, these advancements are set to redefine how consumers interact with technology in retail environments. We were blown away by the technology on show, here are our top 5 gadgets that we believe will shape retail.
LG ThinQ On Lifestyle Solutions
LG’s ThinQ On introduces lifestyle solutions for mobility, including on-the-go retail stores and pop-up shops that customers can physically follow. This innovation offers flexibility in reaching consumers, creating unique and personalized shopping experiences outside traditional retail spaces. Such mobile retail units can adapt to consumer trends and locations, providing convenience and accessibility.

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L’Oréal’s Skin Analysis Technology
L’Oréal showcased its advanced skin analysis technology capable of predicting wrinkles and ageing patterns. By analysing individual skin profiles, consumers can receive tailored product suggestions, and skincare recommendations, making the shopping experience more personalized and effective.

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Mixed Reality Makeup Try-On
Speaking of personalised skin care, advancements in mixed reality have led to the development of virtual makeup try-on solutions. These systems allow customers to experiment with different cosmetic products virtually, reducing the need for physical samples and ensuring a more hygienic shopping experience. Retailers can integrate this technology to offer personalised beauty consultations, enhancing customer engagement and satisfaction.

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Shokz OpenFit Earbuds
Shokz introduced the OpenFit earbuds, offering an open-ear design for enhanced comfort and awareness. In retail environments, these earbuds can be used for guided shopping experiences, providing customers with real-time information and personalized assistance without isolating them from their surroundings. This technology enhances the in-store experience by delivering audio cues and product information directly to the shopper.

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Mudra Band for Gesture Control
The Mudra Band, a wearable device that enables gesture control for various gadgets, was another highlight of our intention to diversify retail technology. In retail, this technology can facilitate touchless interactions with in-store displays and virtual try-on stations or allow customers to move furniture around a virtual room to enhance buying decisions. Customers can navigate product catalogues or customise items with simple hand movements.

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Published January 2025