The Shoutoon Rechargeable Underwater Jetpack comes with built-in AI algorithms
so you can control it hands-free. It reaches speeds of up to 1.5 meters per second
dives as deep as 20 meters and lets you explore the underwater world for up to 90 minutes on a
single charge. The padded vest it attaches to fits like a second skin and if you'd rather not
keep adjusting your pace just turn on cruise control. The Shoutoon starts at $1,374
The Utec Wear U-Track AR glasses are made for hunters and anglers
They're equipped with a built-in thermal viewer with a 1.5km range. Rain, fog and thick brush are no longer an issue
The display refreshes at 60Hz, like in video games, so thermal signals are always crystal clear
AI algorithms help identify targets, and for fishing fans, there's a sonar and an augmented reality display
that shows water depth, bottom structure, and even the temperature. The glasses start at $1,496
The DTV Raptor and DTV Trail Rider are like tracked versions of a quad bike
These electric vehicles can reach speeds of up to 48 kmph and run for up to 2 and 4 hours
on a single charge, depending on the model. The price starts at $5,900
The Cooler Master Orb X is a workstation for those who want ultimate comfort while working
or gaming. Its semi-enclosed shell helps you focus and tune out distractions
Three monitors up to 27 inches wide display everything from spreadsheets to stunning game worlds
while the built-in lighting and the 60-watt sound system pull you into meetings or immersive environments
The setup costs $23,478. LG showcased something similar at CES
Their capsule-style recliner includes a 55-inch OLED screen, although not your average screen
but a curved rotating one with cinematic sound OLED technology, which produces sound through screen vibrations instead of traditional speakers
One review reads, feel your stress melt away. Watching a movie on this piece of tech is pure bliss
Now, if only LG made a sofa-format version. The O-Ride system was built for theme parks and entertainment centers, offering a full 4D experience
It handles pitch, roll and yaw, and performs sharp turns and sudden flips with ease
That's why it's perfect for attractions that simulate flight. The Kilter Board Simulator is designed with climbers in mind
and stands out thanks to its clever lighting system. It can be customized to suit any skill level
and gives users access to more than 200,000 real climbing routes from around the world
The Kilter Board is priced at $2,769. The PS3 Rot 150 system opens up remarkable possibilities for anyone interested in flight-related training or games
It rotates 360 degrees across three axes, works with Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020, supports virtual reality, and can execute a 90-degree spin in just one second
The full system costs $8,800. If racing's more your thing, climb into the cockpit of the FGT Pro
Developed under license from the International Automobile Federation, this simulator gives you the precision and control to drive even a virtual Formula One car with confidence
The price is $1,173. Omni One breaks the barrier between real life and virtual entertainment
Step into this unusual platform and you'll be able to walk, run, crawl and even jump through game environments
Whether you're playing soccer or battling zombies, you'll experience virtual worlds like never before
The full Omni One setup, including the VR headset and controllers, costs around $4,000
The controllers from Wonderfitter will appeal to gamers, especially fans of shooting games
You can choose between a gun and two types of bows, and you can adjust both the draw weight and the shooting distance
Not in the mood to decide? For $700 you can get a bundle that includes the gun and both bows
the rocker team invites you to build a miniature wooden gun
and not just to display on a shelf but to take into battle
this handcrafted weapon can hold 36 rubber bands and shoot them up to 5 meters now you got the perfect gift idea for your next office party The mini costs
Robo-Rover 2077 transports you into a bleak future where Earth is on the brink of collapse
In this augmented reality board game, you'll manage your own base, gather and use resources wisely, team up with other survivors
and responds to natural disasters and other in-game events. It's designed for up to four players
but if you don't have a group, you can also play solo. The game is priced at $245
The E-Flight SR-71 Blackbird is a licensed radio-controlled replica of the legendary Lockheed Martin aircraft
It delivers a unique flying experience and comes fully assembled, ready to take off straight out of the box
The price is $280. If you're tired of the same old pool or beach games, bring out your inflatable tank
These colorful tanks are large enough to fit several adults and are so well designed that even kids can steer them with ease
They shoot water up to 15 meters and cost $62 each. Looking to make your water vacation even more thrilling
Then hop on one of these electric jet boards. Many of today's models are beginner-friendly, but they can still reach speeds of up to 40 km per hour, turning any body of water into a racetrack
Be prepared to spend around $10,500 for this ride. The Avenir Combat Electric motorcycle doesn't believe in limits
You can swap its wheels for a track and a ski in under an hour
and with 5 kilowatts of power it handles any terrain with ease it supports up to 130 kilograms
in ways just 110 kilograms making it lighter than many traditional motorcycles and snowmobiles
it can reach speeds of up to 60 kilometers per hour and travel as far as 70 kilometers on a
single charge the price is eight thousand dollars if you're into sports and beer chances are you'll
Enjoy Beer Pong. The game is played in teams, with each side lining up cups of beer on a table and trying to land a ball in the opponent's cups
If the ball goes in, that cup is removed and the beer inside has to be drunk
The team that runs out of cups first loses. And for an even more unpredictable twist, you can add this rotating platform for $70
Stoga Airguns has introduced the XM1 Ranger and XM1 Scout air rifles
These pre-charged pneumatic models are great for both training and hunting small to mid-sized game
They come in 177, 22 and 25 calibers and perform well at distances of up to 100 meters
The Salt Gator system lets you mold a wide range of soft components right at home using pressure casting
From fishing lure parts to pieces for robots, the possibilities are up to you
The system operates within a temperature range of 80 to 210 degrees Celsius, offering lots of creative flexibility
It's priced at $249. The SUP Paddle Lounge module turns two paddle boards into a floating lounge area
Now you can truly relax, rocking on the waves with your friends and a few drinks
Thanks to its adjustable fastening system, it's compatible with a wide range of stand-up paddle boards
For easier transport, it packs into two included bags. The setup starts at $479
RoboMaster S1 is built to help you win. This impressive educational robot comes with no fewer than 46 programmable modules
That means your success in battle depends partly on how well you configure it
It supports block-based visual programming with Scratch, and once you're ready, you can move on to Python
The skills you develop while working with the RoboMaster S1 can be a real asset in your future career
The robot's priced at $1,245. The Shelby Destroyer Toy Blaster is made for players
who want both a high-capacity magazine and rapid firepower. It holds up to 120 discs and fires 6 every second
A bonus feature is the LED lighting which makes it easy to tell your discs from your opponents
The blaster costs $217 You've probably seen those addictive videos of marbles running through elaborate tracks
Makeway is a set that lets you build one yourself Its magnetic pieces stick well to surfaces like a refrigerator, making setup easy and fun
You'll even find bells and catapults among the pieces. The base set costs $49
If you into boxing hit that like button The team at Growl built this simulator with you in mind You don just get to punch the screen you have to
The device uses cameras, sensors and AI algorithms to track your punches and give real-time feedback
To make training more fun, they've added a game similar to Beat Saber
The simulator starts at $2,969 and there's no need to buy any subscription
Plus, Growl is so confident in their product that they offer a 30-day trial period
Chess, checkers, or backgammon fans, this one's for you. Ready to take on the Sense Robot Chess Robot
It's perfect for learning and tournament prep. It won't just point out your mistakes, but it will also offer advice during the match
And once you've honed your tactics and strategies, you can play online against people from around the world
But first, try out all 26 levels of adaptive AI. The makers promise it feels like racing a real opponent
The robot costs $1,300. The company Aerodium builds some of the world's best vertical wind tunnels
One of them was used by Tom Cruise to prepare for Mission Impossible Fallout and became the largest open-type vertical tunnel on the planet
Measuring 6 by 3 meters, it's four times larger than standard tunnels
Aerodium's tunnels can be found all over the world, from Macau to Istanbul, and are designed for both outdoor and indoor setups
They serve equally well as thrilling attractions and military training systems. A 35-inch Full HD screen that fits inside a handbag
It might sound like science fiction, but it's real, and it's called Splaymax
This device combines a foldable fabric panel that can be placed on a table or hung on a wall with a projector
that includes built-in speakers and USB-C and HDMI ports. Prices for the Splaymax start at $709
Omni 6 is a modular tabletop gaming table that buyers print themselves using a 3D printer
It can be expanded with add-ons like cup holders or themed decorative panels
Whether you're planning a quick round of Munchkin or an hours-long D&D session, Omni 6 is ready for it
The files to print the table cost $48. Even professional tennis players will be impressed by the Tenex Robot Trainer
It launches balls at speeds of up to 120 kmph, responds to voice commands, identifies technique issues, and helps users make rapid progress
Its database even includes serve styles inspired by Medel, Federer, and other legends
All these features can be used solo or in two-player mode. On a full charge, 10x can run for four hours or deliver up to 4,000 serves
The price is $529. The Locklick Eye Paint system lets you create impressive paintings in minutes instead of spending hours or days
Just prep your canvas, wooden board or other surface, upload an image
and the system powered by AI turns it into a paint-by-numbers template
It's priced at $200. JasmineTon is a game between tennis, ping-pong and badminton
What makes it stand out is the special ball that doesn't travel very far or very fast, even when hit with force
Jasmineton is priced at $200. Not a bad deal, considering it's suitable for nearly all ages and only takes a couple of minutes to set up
The Tello Miniature Quadcopter is so easy to fly that even complete beginners can pilot it
Just download the app and you're ready for takeoff. You can also fly it in first-person mode with a VR headset
Tello stays airborne for up to 13 minutes, reaches altitudes of 100 meters
and streams video in 720p. It sells for around $180. Is that expensive
Maybe, but it becomes much more interesting once you find out you can teach it custom flight paths
using block-based scratch programming. The C-Next Elite Underwater Scooter is made of carbon fiber and weighs only 22 kilograms
But it's not just lightweight. It's also highly agile, capable of reaching speeds of up to 21 kilometers per hour
This performance comes from its two electric motors, which together generate 4.4 kilowatts of power
However, the scooter comes with a hefty price tag, $14,000. Simway Hunt Pro is considered the number one hunting simulator in the world
With 14 modules, it offers a wide variety of scenarios, from bird hunting to sports shooting and training programs
There's even a clay shooting mode, developed in collaboration with Olympic double trap medalist Hakan Dalby To keep things realistic the simulator tracks the movement of the gun barrel in detail Expect to pay at least for this system
The team behind Pom Pom Floats has created a pink floating coffin
They launched it on Kickstarter with prices starting at $120. According to the creators, this oddball idea can be summed up in four words
Fun, nonchalant, satirical, and strange. What do you think about this kind of entertainment
This toy is a fun way to channel your inner Spider-Man. The magnet at the tip of the web is strong enough to open refrigerator and car doors
or pulls small objects toward you. It sells for $29. The Nikko Omni X remote-controlled car rides on wheels with integrated rollers
giving it the ability to drift, spin, and pull off all sorts of tricks
a refined remote puts all of that control in your hands just press a button to trigger
its stunt features the car is priced at 43 the kyosho inferno mp10 tki2 takes compact racing to the next level
This high-end buggy features 78mm front shocks and 95mm rear shocks, giving it the ability to handle rough terrain right out of the box
It also sports a redesigned body with improved aerodynamics, making tight cornering smoother and helping you cut time on demanding tracks
The buggy is priced at $775. Need a nimble vehicle for both city streets and off-road paths
Check out the Toma Free B electric scooter. It packs 1.5 kilowatts of power, hits a top speed of 50 kilometers per hour
and offers a 64 kilometer range per charge. Potholes and curbs are no problem, thanks to the dual fork and three-arm suspension
It also comes with tubeless all-terrain tyres and dual disc brakes. The price is $600
Battle Golf is a compact pastime made for golf lovers. It's not just fun, but also a great way to practice chipping
a crucial skill for shots near the hole. The set is priced at $150
The GameSir X5 Lite was created for people who loved gaming on their phones
It makes mobile gaming more comfortable by adding og joysticks, physical buttons and a better grip
Weighing just 135 grams, it remains comfortable to use even if your phone is charging during gameplay
The device costs $53. This isn't just a drone. It's a transformer that handles both land and air
You might see it racing across the floor in motorcycle mode one moment
then lifting off into the air the next it's called hhd h6 and sells for 40 dollars for that price you
get up to 10 minutes of flight time aerial photography and remote control with a range
of up to 50 meters not bad at all the move tilt bike is the first stationary bike that feels like
the real thing. Balance, steer and accelerate using your whole body. The frames come in different sizes
and thanks to the wide selection of saddles, extensions and handlebars, the setup can be
tailored for any rider. As part of a limited time offer, you can even request a custom paint job
The Tilt Bike connects to smartphones, tablets, Apple TV or computers via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi
and it works with a variety of apps, including Zwift. The bike is priced at $6,700
The C-Board is the next generation of the synthesizer. Its keys respond to finger movement with incredible precision and sensitivity
allowing for a more intuitive way to play. Press a key to play a note
slide your finger upward to modulate or sideways for vibrato. And that's just the beginning
Explore, create and see how far today's instruments have come. The seaboard costs $411