On the final day of CES 2026, small devices stole the spotlight by offering surprising power in compact form factors. From everyday accessories to more specialized tools, this year’s technology showcase proved that big capabilities often come in small packages.
Boston Dynamics unveiled its remarkable Atlas humanoid robot at CES 2026 in Las Vegas, showcasing years of refinement. With dexterity that continues to advance and AI innovations playing a key role, Atlas seems poised to tackle workplace tasks sooner rather than later.
Epomaker takes center stage at CES 2026 in Las Vegas, showcasing its newest innovations. The brand continues to emphasize a community-centered philosophy, highlighting its commitment to user-driven development.
PNY has introduced a fresh lineup of Nvidia RTX 50-series graphics cards at CES 2026, highlighting the power of the RTX 5080, 5070 Ti, and 5070. Each card boasts a slim design, appealing to PC builders seeking efficiency without compromising on performance.
Xthings’ new ULTRALOQ Bolt Sense introduces a bold approach to home security by pairing palm vein scanning with 3D face recognition. Featured at CES 2026, this smart lock aims to bring convenience and cutting-edge protection to modern homes and offices.
Samsung plans to showcase its upgraded AI Vision, built with Google Gemini, at CES 2026. The cutting-edge system is poised to enhance food recognition and expand kitchen experiences for consumers worldwide.
