Key Points

  • Lovense Emily robot offers conversational AI and realistic silicone skin at $4,000-$8,000
  • Glyde AI Smart Hair Clippers require a fade band strapped to your head
  • C-200 Ultrasonic Chef Knife vibrates 30,000 times per second
  • Lollipop Star plays music via bone conduction through your skull
  • Razer Project AVA is a holographic anime companion that watches you
  • L'Oreal LED face mask looks like a horror movie prop

Why It Matters

CES 2026 marks where AI stopped being just software and became physical in our kitchens, on our faces, in our relationships. The line between useful tool and bizarre novelty is thinner than ever. For tech professionals, this signals where consumer AI is heading: emotionally sticky, deeply personal, and increasingly strange.

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