Clicks Technology has unveiled the Clicks Communicator at CES 2026. This standalone smartphone is designed as a companion device that prioritizes messaging and focus over the infinite feeds of modern flagship phones.
At CES 2026, Sumbu introduced the world's first dual-vector consumer exoskeleton. This wearable device uses smart technology to help people lift heavy objects and move with less physical strain.
Airloom Energy is demonstrating a wind power system at CES 2026 that uses vertical wings moving along an oval track instead of traditional tower-mounted blades. The company claims the design reduces costs by approximately 50 percent while maintaining equivalent power output, with a pilot site in Wyoming testing the technology for commercial deployment.
Samsung has announced the Freestyle+ portable projector ahead of CES 2026, introducing AI OptiScreen technology and 430 ISO lumens brightness alongside enhanced smart features and 360-degree audio capabilities.
The traditional treadmill experience is often a cycle of manual adjustments and static routines. Fitkol has announced its new NB Series treadmills, powered by the SportMind training system. This technology uses a Large Language Model to act as a personal coach, adjusting speed and incline automatically based on your heart rate. This shift away from manual controls aims to make indoor running safer for your joints and easier on your brain.
RiseLink has unveiled its latest semiconductor solutions designed for the next generation of intelligent IoT devices. The new RS3000 and RS5000 series chips combine high-performance Edge AI processing with low-power Wi-Fi 6 connectivity. These System on Chips aim to enhance battery life and local intelligence in smart home and wearable applications.
NamiBox has introduced the Nami Insight One, a wearable AI device designed for educational environments. The hardware features a voice-first interface and a multimodal camera system to provide real-time tutoring and language practice. This guide provides a technical overview of the device specifications, the AI-native learning architecture, and the privacy protocols implemented for student data protection.
Meta has officially acquired the Singapore-based AI startup Manus for over $2 billion. This move marks a pivot for Mark Zuckerberg, as the company shifts focus from simple chatbots to autonomous "agents" that can execute multi-step business tasks like market research and coding on their own.
