On the first day of CES2026, the Hisense exhibition area was very popular, allowing AI to move from showcasing technology to daily life

As the official sponsor of the 2026 World Cup, Hisense showcased the world's first new generation RGB Mini LED technology and other customized World Cup products at the 2026 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES), with "Al Technology" as the core theme running through the entire venue, presenting the latest breakthroughs in artificial intelligence and intelligent hardware systems.

GoerTek Debuts at CES 2026: Sound, Light, and Electricity Technology Innovations Help Upgrade Intelligent Interaction Experience

To accurately match the lightweight and multimodal seamless interaction requirements of smart glasses, GoerTek has released the new generation AI+display smart glasses reference design Rubis, launching the MCU+ISP+NPU three core heterogeneous platform, relying on self-developed multi-core heterogeneous communication architecture to achieve reliable scheduling and synchronization of cross chip data streams, constructing a complete visual processing link, and deeply optimizing latency and power consumption; Adopting GoerTek full-color etched optical waveguide module; Pioneering modular nose pads that can adapt to various face shapes, balancing fashion and comfortable wearing; Equipped with a self-developed EMG electromyography wristband and low-power intelligent microphone, it brings an upgraded interactive experience.

CES Projection Enterprises Cross Border into Wearable Field, AI Glasses Two New Directions Attract Attention

Leading across generations! Hisense CES releases new generation RGB Mini LED TV

On the eve of CES 2026, Hisense officially released its new generation RGB Mini LED display technology in Las Vegas, USA. Through the comprehensive evolution of light sources, chips, and color management systems, Hisense has broken through the TV color gamut to 110% BTThe new peak of the industry in 2020.

CES 2026 Product Outlook: TVs and smart homes become the focus, AI applications continue to heat up