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While humanoid robots are still competing on 'long legs' and 'hard muscles', a unique contender has taken the world by storm with its cute face and persona: Mirokaï. Created by Jérôme Monceaux, the creator of Pepper and NAO, this new robot is a remarkable creation. Priced at a hefty $30,000, this robot has won the 'Most Popular' award at CES for two consecutive years, even attracting the attention of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. What is its unique charm?

At the 2025 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES), WeWalk unveiled the Smart Cane 2, designed specifically for the visually impaired. This redesigned cane addresses many shortcomings of the previous generation and incorporates artificial intelligence features and advanced sensor technology from TDK, making it an ideal alternative to traditional folding white canes. WeWalk co-founder Kursat Ceylan personally demonstrated the product, stating that Smart Cane 2 will make travel easier for the visually impaired.

At the 2025 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES), Delta Air Lines once again captured significant attention by announcing a series of anticipated updates. This event took place at the impressive Sphere venue, showcasing their latest technological advancements, including an AI assistant called 'Delta Concierge' and an upgraded in-flight entertainment system. The newly launched 'Delta Concierge' AI assistant is expected to be rolled out gradually over the next year, allowing users to interact via voice.

In the context of rapid development in the global AI industry, Nvidia made a significant launch of a series of new products and services at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), aimed at helping businesses build AI assistants and robotic work teams. CEO Jensen Huang showcased the powerful capabilities of these AI agents, including the ability to automate task completion, during his keynote speech. He presented animated depictions of himself in various roles, indicating that AI agents can handle.

At the 2025 Consumer Electronics Show (CES), Samsung announced that it will bring a popular feature from smartphones and tablets to its TV products - Live Translate. This feature aims to provide users with real-time live translation services, allowing viewers of different languages to enjoy programs more easily. The Live Translation feature supports seven languages, although the specific languages have yet to be disclosed. This technology works by translating the subtitles of the programs instead of translating the audio directly.

At the 2025 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES2025), Qualcomm showcased its next-generation AI technology and collaborative achievements across PCs, cars, smart homes, and enterprise sectors. The event took place in Las Vegas, where Qualcomm demonstrated how AI capabilities in its chips are transforming user experiences across various devices, presenting the future of smart technology. Qualcomm also introduced the Snapdragon X platform for the first time, marking the fourth platform in its high-performance PC product lineup.

Recently at CES, Google announced the integration of Gemini AI into its Google TV to enhance the intuitiveness and convenience of user interaction with the television. This update is expected to roll out this year, allowing users to perform voice searches without saying 'Hey, Google', significantly improving the user experience. Note: Image courtesy of Google. This new feature enables users to search using natural language, such as asking 'What are the latest Disney movies?'. Additionally, users can also ask more specific questions.

At last year's CES, Samsung made a big splash with its latest robotic product – Ballie. After five years of development, this rolling smart robot has finally made significant progress. Recently, Samsung announced that Ballie will officially be released to consumers in 2025, reigniting hope for many eager users. When Ballie first appeared at CES, it drew a lot of attention. Now, after a more practical redesign, it seems to be one step closer to actual market release.

According to TechNode, LG announced today that it will unveil a revolutionary new solution called the Mobility Experience (MX) platform during the 2025 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES 2025). This innovative mobile space solution extends the convenience and comfort of LG AI Home into mobile spaces, offering a brand new lifestyle experience. LG stated that the MX platform will be showcased at CES 2025, demonstrating this groundbreaking transition.

CES and MWC exhibitions showcased the latest technological achievements. The 5G network has led to an explosive growth in mobile internet usage scenarios. 5G Advanced offers higher speeds, lower latency, and greater capacity. The combination of AI technology with 5G brings more efficient network control. The widespread adoption of AI smartphones offers a brand new AI experience. Qualcomm continues to innovate in the fields of AI and 6G.

Rabbit R1 announces a partnership with Perplexity. Rabbit R1 will connect to Perplexity's conversational AI-powered answering engine. Over 50,000 units of Rabbit R1 have been pre-ordered. Rabbit R1 users will receive a one-year Perplexity Pro subscription.

LG showcased an AI robot butler resembling the movie 'WALL-E', while Samsung introduced the Ballie, a spherical projection robot with an enhanced projection interface. Baracoda presented the BMind AI mirror, capable of analyzing emotions and providing light therapy. Holoconnects demonstrated AI holographic technology for remote reception services, and Solos unveiled AI glasses that can instantly translate nine languages.

CES 2024 has become a feast for domestic robots, showcasing humanoid, wheeled, bipedal, and quadrupedal robots. Microsoft CEO Nadella visited the domestic humanoid robot created by Kepler, highlighting the competitive strength of domestic technology. The robotics industry demonstrated improvements in practicality, including innovative products for home assistance, healthcare, education, and industrial applications. In home scenarios, Samsung's Ballie patrols and monitors while also having projection capabilities, and LG's AI butler achieves intelligent interaction through emotion analysis. There are also widespread applications in industrial and medical fields, with Kepler showcasing its general humanoid robot.

Startup Rabbit's pocket-sized device, the R1, is priced at $199 and sold 10,000 units on its first day, with the initial batch sold out. The R1 features a 2.88-inch touchscreen and runs Rabbit's proprietary operating system. Users can still pre-order the R1 on Rabbit's official website, with expected delivery between April and May 2024.

Rabbit CEO Jesse Lyu revealed that the R1 is priced at $199 and is a non-smartphone alternative. The R1 features a modern design, equipped with a 2.3GHz MediaTek processor, 4GB of RAM, and 128GB of storage. The operating system is Rabbit OS, based on underlying artificial intelligence technology, similar to Alexa. Rabbit OS allows users to control music, order cars, purchase groceries, and more through the interface without the need for applications. The R1 is now available for pre-order and will start shipping in March, equipped with video.

Baracoda's BMind Smart Mirror features generative AI to analyze user facial expressions, gestures, and vocal tones to determine emotions. Built on the CareOS platform, it supports third-party application connectivity, enabling features like voice detection, a 4K camera, and Face ID. It offers emotional analysis capabilities including light therapy, guided meditation, and self-affirmation aimed at enhancing user mood. Customized functions extend beyond mental health needs, such as guided brushing, skin analysis and guidance, and bathroom water temperature monitoring. The BMind Smart Mirror is set to launch at the end of 2024.