Tomorrow's wilder world

Plenty of weird and wacky products always make an appearance at CES and offer a glimpse of the future.

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Here is our pick of the best alternative gadgets set to launch soonL'ORÉAL FACE MASK

Strap this new mask to your head and tackle those wrinkles. This new innovation from L'Oréal uses LED lights to help firm up skin and make things feel a little smoother.

It also features a flexible silicone design to fit all faces, and a timer to remind you when to remove it.

There'll be a bit of a wait for it, though, with an expected launch in 2027.

ROBOROCK SAROS ROVER

Robot vacuum cleaners are taking homes by storm, but they do have one glaring issue: they can’t get up stairs.

Luckily, that problem will soon be fixed thanks to a new device from Roborock called the Saros Rover.

Using its inbuilt legs, wheels and motion sensors, this vacuum has the ability to clean every floor.

It's in development right now and could be cleaning homes soon.

ULTRASONIC C-200

Budding chefs will soon be able to chop like a pro. The new Ultrasonic C-200 knife got its grand unveiling at CES, and it features a clever cutter that vibrates at more than 30,000 times per second.

This shockwave technology helps it slice through food with ultimate precision and 50% less force than a standard knife. Its makers say the buzzing blade makes it feel sharper than it physically is.

The Ultrasonic C-200 will go on sale in the spring and expect to pay around £350.

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