From AI-powered wearables and robot puppies to perimenopause trackers and LED face masks, these gadgets promise to boost your health, mood, and daily life.

In the past, many trends showed up on this list repeatedly, like the smart home, fitness tech and electric cars, because the tech took time to mature. (Not everything pans out; while those last two examples became hot, smart home technology still has some rough edges.)

The AI trade is still alive and well. Even with a modest starting investment, Vanguard has the perfect ETF designed to capture the trend.

From AI-powered wearables to smarter doors and feeding systems, these were the pet tech companies that made the biggest impact at CES this year.

CES 2026 is in the books, and boy was there a lot to see – new gaming handheld chips, AR glasses for portable big-screen gaming, AI-powered headphones, and a gaming laptop with a rollable expanding screen, just to name a few.

Industry/Sector: Consumer Entertainment Market Cap: $42 billion P/E: 27 EPS: $6.27 Dividend Yield: None. EA does not typically pay dividends. Electronic Arts stands out as a top tech stock for 2024 due to its prominent position in the gaming industry.