Consumer Electronics Show 2025 has concluded, and the Ukrainian delegation is returning with fruitful results. Today we present a wrap-up of our youngest — the startups that showcased innovative products from various industries in the Eureka Park pavilion. So, what have the teams managed to grab?

• Pickpad won two top awards: CES Innovation Award — 2025 Honoree in Artificial Intelligence and Best of Tech Podcast Network CES 2025.

• Profeed nearly doubled its customer base and initiated negotiations to secure $2 million in product investment.

• Qudi has signed deals with two new customers who have purchased a record number of masks. The startup also has preliminary agreements to raise $200,000 in angel investment.

• S.Lab has met with over 20 potential partners, tripled its customer base and started negotiations to raise up to $1 million in investment.

• eXtra Vision is in negotiations with 10+ potential customers. These include medical universities and clinics that want to integrate Ukrainian technologies to teach students and improve surgical practice.

Excellent news, folks! We are always happy to see how you grow.

The Ukrainian startup delegation has participated in CES 2025 thanks to the USAID Competitive Economy Program in Ukraine (USAID CEP). This initiative has been implemented jointly with the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine and the Ukrainian Startup Fund, with the support of UVCA.