Chinese tech innovations shine at CES 2026 in Las Vegas

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Chinese tech innovations shine at CES 2026 in Las Vegas

2026-01-10 17:01 Last Updated At：23:27

Chinese consumer electronics brands dominated the 2026 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, showcasing cutting-edge robotics and smart technology displays.

CES, first held in 1967, is a bellwether for the global consumer electronics industry. It annually presents cutting-edge innovations from tech companies in fields including artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, smart home systems, and autonomous vehicles.

This year's event was held from January 6-9, featuring product launches, exhibitions, business meetings, and industry forums.

Multiple robotics products have been on display, from industrial-grade humanoids which can play a big role in the future of manufacturing, to home cleaning and companion robots which can bring much needed domestic help to people's homes.

The diverse range of Chinese robotic products, each with clearly defined applications, attracted the attention of many international participants during the four-day event. Many international visitors expressed their excitement about the event, highlighting their amazement at the impressive developments in Chinese products, which exceeded their expectations and left them eager to explore more. "I think it's really good. I think it has been developing. This exceeded my expectation. It's going through the roof. It's like a lot of amazing things. We walked in a little while ago, so we only went to like three booths. We're amazed. I can't wait to finish seeing everything. It's like, wow," said a visitor.

"I'm really surprised by them today. It's one thing seeing them on pictures and videos. I've done some research, and it's another thing seeing them in real life. I think China is absolutely killing it and the rest of the industry should start paying attention," said another visitor.

"This is one of the brands that is innovating constantly because I see one robot but then I see another one and another one and another one, and they are always trying to make the life easier for people," said a visitor.

Int'l experts criticize Japanese PM's wrongful remarks for damaging int'l order

An Algerian expert and a Uruguayan official criticized Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi for her wrongful remarks that exposed Japan's ambitions for military expansion, which is endangering regional and international order.

At a Diet meeting in early November, Takaichi claimed that the Chinese central authorities' "use of force on Taiwan" could constitute a "survival-threatening situation" for Japan and implied the possibility of armed intervention in the Taiwan Strait, which drew strong criticism worldwide.

Smail Debeche, president of Algeria-China Friendship Association, said Japan should end its attempts to expand military power as it did during World War II.

"I think the wrongful remarks made by the Japanese side are not in the interests of Japan itself and the Japanese people. It is irrational and illogical to make such statements. After World War II, Japan should have shouldered its corresponding responsibilities and obligations. However, instead of deeply deploring its war past and earnestly apologizing, Japan seems to be trying to expand its military power in the region and display arrogance, much like in the wartime era. This practice must be stopped," said Debeche.

Leonardo Batalla, who is responsible for international relations at the Ministry of Labor and Social Security, said he firmly opposes the interference in China's internal affairs. "Japan's remarks are a provocative act. Japan is a defeated country in World War II. Now, its right-wing forces are attempting to revive the ambitions of the militarist era. Such an approach is detrimental to international relations because it interferes in China's internal affairs," said Batalla.