Chinese startups are redefining consumer technology at CES 2026, the world's largest tech exhibition currently underway in Las Vegas. Running through January 9, the event features groundbreaking developments from more than 155 countries and regions, with Chinese enterprises leading several key innovation sectors.
Robotics firm Ascentiz unveiled a modular exoskeleton system designed for athletes and elderly users, while AI specialist Kling AI demonstrated video editing tools that have already generated 600 million clips since its 2024 launch. Smart home manufacturer Narwal introduced its Flow 2 vacuum with object recognition capabilities, set for global release in April 2026.
The innovations align with CES 2026's focus on addressing global challenges through technology. 'These solutions demonstrate how Chinese companies are pushing boundaries in practical AI applications,' said a representative from the U.S. Consumer Technology Association.
International participants also made significant contributions, including Qualcomm's new robotics architecture and Withings' health monitoring scale. The event continues through Friday, with organizers anticipating major partnership announcements across the AI and robotics sectors.
