A humanoid robot, a smart pet feeder, and an X-ray machine. What was presented at CES 2026?
At CES 2026, companies from around the world presented new developments in robotics, medicine, security, animal care, and accessibility. Below is a selection of the most interesting devices.
AEON — a humanoid robot for industry
AEON is a humanoid robot designed to work in conditions of labor shortage. This refers in particular to the service sector. It can perform both safe work alongside humans and dangerous repetitive tasks.
The robot combines maneuverability, spatial orientation, and versatility. It can be used to manipulate objects, maintain equipment, capture digital reality, and assist operators.
AEON is equipped with a wheeled mobility system, a sensor suite with data fusion, hand motorics, an automatic battery replacement mechanism, and physical AI.
Birdfy Feeder Vista — a smart bird feeder
Birdfy Feeder Vista is a smart bird feeder with a dual camera that provides panoramic 6K video with a 360-degree view. AI automatically creates video clips of each bird visit.
The device is equipped with an air pump for remote feed dispensing. This keeps the feed fresh, reduces waste, and lowers the frequency of cleaning. The system weighs visitors and blocks feed dispensing if it detects a squirrel approaching.
lumen — glasses for the blind
lumen — an assistive device for blind people. The glasses use sensors and AI to recognize dangerous routes in real time and guide the user with tactile feedback.
The system replicates the key functions of a guide dog and is based on Pedestrian Autonomous Driving technology.
Hyper Rejuvenating Eye Patch — eye contour skin care
Hyper Rejuvenating Eye Patch is an eye contour skin care system that combines cosmetic effects with cellular stimulation. Artificial intelligence analyzes facial images, divides the eye contour area into micro-segments, and assesses skin condition.
After analysis, an ultra-thin LED patch selects individual light protocols. The patch contains a biomimetic layer with cosmetic formulas and has a contactless design for daily use.
Lynx M20 Pro — a robot for use in difficult conditions
This robot has a wheeled-legged design for working in dangerous and hard-to-reach places. It is equipped with its own drives and protection.
The robot can move at speeds of up to 5 m/s, climb stairs up to 25 cm high, overcome single obstacles up to 80 cm high, climb slopes up to 45 degrees, and carry loads of up to 15 kg. The Lynx M20 Pro was used in the uninhabited region of Hoch-Sil to transport oxygen and supplies.
Phin Stim — neurostimulation for Parkinson’s disease
Phin Stim is a fully implanted wireless neurostimulation system for treating Parkinson’s disease. It uses ultra-thin flexible electrodes to stimulate the motor cortex without deep surgical intervention.
The system continuously reads brain signals and adapts stimulation using AI. It operates with wireless power and data transmission, while maintaining long-term neuroplasticity.
Peanutcat Egg-1 — smart cat feeder
Peanutcat Egg-1 is an automatic cat feeder. It takes into account the characteristics of each animal and provides individual feeding according to age, health, and appetite.
The system stores food for up to two months, can sterilize food with ultraviolet light, has a mobile app, modular design, slow feeding mode, and protection against food theft — in case other animals want to feed here.
The Guide — AI security platform for women
The Guide is an integrated security system for women that covers prevention, response, and recovery. The platform can provide predictions on specific issues and advice using AI. In addition, it has a wearable device — a hidden tracker with a motion sensor.
The app provides a safety assessment based on time and location, allows you to discreetly send an SOS, and helps record events after a potentially dangerous incident.
BILE — mobile X-ray system
XBILE is a mobile X-ray system. The doctor can select the diagnostic area on the image with a finger, after which the system automatically limits the irradiation field.
The device provides diagnostics in less than 3 seconds with 96% accuracy, has an ultra-thin focal point of 1.5 mm, and weighs less than 98 kg. It is designed for use in hospitals, emergency services, and remote locations.
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