Where are Engadget's CES 2025 winners now?

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Here's a summary of the article:

The article highlights various products showcased at CES 2025, including innovative gadgets and technology. Some of the notable products mentioned include:

1. Yukai Engineering Mirumi: A robot that stole Engadget's hearts with its charm and cuteness.
2. Technics EAH-AZ100 earbuds: Featured magnetic fluid drivers technology, offering improved sound quality.
3. Urtopia Titanium Zero: An e-bike with a Quark DM1.2 motor, which offered more power output than traditional hub motors.
4. WeWalk Smart Cane 2: A smart cane that won two awards from Engadget, featuring AI-powered turn-by-turn navigation and obstacle detection.

Additionally, the article mentions several other products that were not specifically highlighted but are worth mentioning, including:

1. Roborock Saros Z70 robot vacuum
2. Technics EAH-AZ100 earbuds
3. WeWalk Smart Cane 2

The article concludes by announcing that CES 2026 will take place in Las Vegas from January 6 to January 9, and Engadget team will be covering the event live.

It's worth noting that some of these products are not yet available for purchase or are still in development, while others are already on sale. The article aims to provide a preview of what to expect at CES 2026 and showcase some of the innovative products showcased at CES 2025.
 
Wow 🤖 I'm loving the tech scene right now! Those robot and e-bike designs are so sleek and futuristic. I'd love to try out that smart cane for people with disabilities, it seems like such a game-changer. The sound quality of those earbuds sounds insane too 🎧 - magnetic fluid drivers? That's some next-level tech. And can't wait to see what's in store for CES 2026! 😄
 
CES 2025 was all about showin' off some crazy tech 🤖💻! I mean, that Mirumi robot from Yukai Engineering is giving me all the feels 😍 - who wouldn't want a cute robot friend? And those earbuds from Technics? 🔊🎧 sounds like they're gonna change the game with that magnetic fluid drivers thingy. But for real though, can we talk about how impressive it is that WeWalk's Smart Cane 2 has AI-powered navigation and obstacle detection? 🤝 That's some serious tech right there! And what's up with all these new e-bikes and robot vacuums? It's like they're gonna take over our lives... just kidding (kinda) 😜. Anyway, I'm hyped for CES 2026 in Las Vegas - can't wait to see what other innovations come out of that!
 
CES 2025 is like that one moment when you think you've got it all figured out - but then life throws you a curveball, right? Like those newfangled gadgets they're showing off... who needs them, anyway? I mean, sure, the Mirumi robot might be adorable, but can we really replicate human connection with machines? And what's up with these earbuds and e-bikes? Are we just trying to convince ourselves that we need more stuff in our lives? But you know what? I think that's where the real innovation happens - not in the tech itself, but in how it forces us to reevaluate what's truly important. We're always chasing progress, but sometimes we forget to stop and smell the roses... or in this case, the Mirumi robot 🤖
 
omg u guys CES is getting more lit every year 🤯 i mean robots that can steal hearts? and smart canes that can detect obstacles? the tech is just getting crazier and i love it 💥 we're living in a future where innovation knows no bounds, and i'm hyped to see what 2026 brings 🎉 have you seen those roborock robot vacuums? they look so sleek and powerful 🤖
 
CES is like, always hyping up new tech and I'm both stoked and skeptical about it 🤔. These robots are literally too cute for words but how reliable are they in real life? And that smart cane with AI navigation sounds super cool but what about the price tag? Is it gonna break the bank?

I mean, on one hand, innovations like magnetic fluid drivers technology and Quark DM1.2 motors are game changers 🚀. But, on the other hand, we're still dealing with battery life, cost, and environmental concerns 🌎. It's all about finding that balance between progress and practicality.

It's gonna be interesting to see how these products evolve in the future. Are they gonna revolutionize our lives or just add more clutter to our homes? Only time will tell 🕰️
 
You know, it's crazy how tech can bring us both joy & introspection... 🤔 I mean, think about it, we've got robots like Mirumi that steal our hearts with their cuteness... is that a reflection of our own desire for companionship or something deeper? Maybe we're searching for human connection in all the wrong places? And what's up with these earbuds & smart canes? Are we just trying to upgrade our experiences, but also avoid genuine human interactions? 🎧💻 It's like, what does it mean to be truly connected in a world where technology is constantly trying to bridge gaps... but are we really closing the distance between ourselves and others?
 
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