The Future 100: 2025

Driven by technological advancements and changing consumer needs, trends in electronics offer exciting opportunities for brands to innovate and connect with consumers on a deeper level.

In 2025, key electronics trends from our Future 100 report are set to reshape the industry, including a desire for digital simplicity, the increasing integration of technology into the home, and the augmentation of human capabilities through tech-powered garments.

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Key trends include:

Digital Simplicity

76% of people say there’s too much clutter on most websites these days, and 71% are interested in the idea of an “information diet.” With people overwhelmed by information, brands are responding with simplicity.

Why it’s interesting
Businesses bombard people with information and the psychological cost of this is only starting to be understood. Brands that can offer simplicity and much-needed respite will resonate with the 88% of people who wish life could be simpler.

Connected Hearth

A household that can organize itself is a dream that might be nearing reality – a revolution in home and personal organization that is ever more intuitive, connected and helpful to people of all ages.

Why it's interesting
Smart home tech is being designed for every generation, affording people greater independence and free time. Brands too can play a part in making lives easier via thoughtful products, services, and tech-enhanced innovations.

Augmented Humans

From mobility trousers to spray-on supershoes, tech-powered garments are supercharging physical performance – with benefits for those with mobility challenges and people keen to excel in outdoor recreational activities.

Why it's interesting
Innovation in garment and footwear is powering up human performance, benefiting everyone—from those with mobility limitations or muscle loss to athletes looking to improve their form. Being superhuman never looked so good.

Electronics has long been a bellwether for change in the world, and that reputation for disruption is coming to the industry, new and improved in 2025.