CES 2025 Takeaways by Forvis Mazars in Korea #1

The Consumer Electronics Show (CES), held annually in Las Vegas, is not just an exhibition—it's a significant platform for showcasing the future of technology and innovation to the public.

The Forvis Mazars team has been excited to participate in CES 2025 with the following goals:

• To share unique insights on the latest trends and innovations revealed at CES 2025 with our clients, partners, and team members.
• To engage in deep discussions about the world we can imagine through CES and strategize on the changes we can expect in the years ahead.

Additionally, Forvis Mazars’ startup accelerator, XFactory, values diversity in entrepreneurship and is focused on how the technologies showcased at CES can contribute to a more sustainable and equitable society. Through the key questions raised at this event, we aim to explore how technological innovation can create social value.

Major Trends at CES 2025

The biggest trend at CES 2025 was undoubtedly Artificial Intelligence (AI). AI technologies in various forms and applications were at the forefront, driving innovation across multiple industries. Notably, several leading companies from Korea introduced groundbreaking technologies that garnered significant attention.

• Hyundai Mobis showcased its human-centred technology, placing emphasis on the e-Corner system, a next-gen electric vehicle propulsion technology. They presented the "Mobion" test vehicle, equipped with AI-driven features that monitor the driver’s mood and condition, adjusting the entertainment functions accordingly. This innovation highlighted how AI can transform the interaction between cars and drivers.
• LG Innotek, reinforcing its position as a key supplier of future mobility components, displayed a future car mock-up featuring 15 essential automotive parts, including the NexSlide A+ lighting module, which won the CES 2025 Innovation Award. LG Innotek also set up a dedicated NexSlide zone to showcase its lighting technologies, emphasizing the advancement of AI-integrated components for future vehicles.

Other notable trends at CES 2025 included:

• Smart robot manufacturers unveiled the latest technologies, with French company Enchanted Tools standing out with its competitive robotic solutions. These robots, utilizing AI, offer more intelligent automation, representing a significant step forward in robotics.
• In the healthcare sector, AI and technology were combined to improve access to medical care and introduce cutting-edge prevention and treatment technologies, marking a transformative shift in healthcare systems.
• Sustainable technologies took center stage, with AI-driven innovations designed to enhance efficiency and reduce emissions. These technologies represent crucial steps toward a greener and more sustainable future.

In addition to these emerging trends, traditional CES staples continued to draw attention:

• Next-generation display technologies, futuristic vehicles, and mobility innovations were highlighted, showcasing the continuous evolution of technology.
•  Major special exhibitions and presentations, including Delta’s 100th-anniversary celebration, generated significant buzz throughout the event.

CES 2025 was a deep dive into the impact of AI and innovative technologies across industries, and Korean companies left a lasting impression with their cutting-edge contributions.