Home topics news Featured News Featured CES 2026: Biggest reveals include robots, AI pets and TVs thinner than your smartphone Yajush Gupta January 7, 2026 Samsung, LG and Lego lead charge at CES 2026 with innovations spanning creaseless foldable phones, sensor-packed building blocks and displays that disappear into dashboards. What’s happening: CES 2026 officially opened its doors in Las Vegas on 6 January, with announcements spanning LG’s 9mm-thick Wallpaper TV, Samsung’s 130-inch television, Nvidia’s Vera Rubin superchip and Lego’s sensor-equipped Smart Bricks. Las Vegas has become the epicentre of technological innovation this week, as CES 2026 transforms the city into a sprawling showcase of tomorrow’s consumer and business technology. Lego unveiled sensor-studded Smart Bricks equipped with chips that recognise other bricks, measure tilt and movement, generate sounds and activate LED lights. The Smart Play system debuts in Star Wars sets on 1 March, priced between $70 and $160. The sets include speakers emitting lightsaber swooshes, fighter sounds and The Imperial March. The new LEGO Smart Brick has many sensors, can creates sounds, light up, & is even able to specifically detect what character is using the set it’s been shoehorned into All part of the new “Smart Play” system, where minifigs and tiles have chips in them the brick can detect https://t.co/AX7Ueze89C pic.twitter.com/ixsKTt1BD0 — PenPlays (@PenPlays_) January 5, 2026 The AI integration extends beyond toys. The Vocci AI smart ring records and transcribes meetings across over 100 languages. Users press a button on the ring to mark important moments, prompting