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While orangutans are among the world’s most intelligent and emotionally complex animals, their future is highly uncertain. Much like the awareness raised through This cool giraffe species guide, understanding endangered wildlife begins with education and responsibility. Orangutans are native to the forests of Southeast Asia, where they are classified as critically endangered due primarily to human activities. Though it may feel distant to those living in the UK, each person can have a significant impact on the protection of orangutans through raising awareness, making ethical purchasing choices, and helping to fund the many conservation charities that work to protect them.…

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CES booths usually fall into two categories: glass cases you stare at, or massive LED walls you walk past. Xtand went in a different direction. At CES 2026, the brand transformed its North Hall space into something closer to a pop-up training lab—complete with treadmills, movement tests, and a steady rotation of people actively pushing their knees to see what would happen. The result was one of the more kinetic booths on the floor. Attendees jogged, dropped into lunges, tested squats, and walked at varying speeds while wearing Xtand’s Intelligent Patella Strap, drawing clusters of onlookers who quickly realized this…

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If you’ve ever wished mowing the lawn could be handled by a robot that actually knows what it’s doing, Litheli might have your new favorite gadget at CES 2026. The company’s Skope™ 800 AI-VISION Robotic Lawn Mower brings serious artificial intelligence to a task that has traditionally been loud, sweaty, and time-consuming. Unlike older robotic mowers that require you to bury boundary wires or set up GPS-style base stations, the Skope 800 skips the hassle. You place it on the lawn, and it gets to work—mapping your yard, understanding boundaries, and figuring out how to mow efficiently using a multi-camera…

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For years, brain–computer interfaces have lived in the same category as jetpacks and holograms: cool in theory, rarely practical in reality. At CES 2026, LumiMind is trying to change that perception — not with sci-fi promises, but with real hardware you can actually wear. LumiMind is showcasing LumiSleep, a consumer sleep device powered by real-time EEG monitoring, alongside live demos that show what its non-invasive brain–computer interface (BCI) technology can really do. A Sleep Device That Actually Reads Your Brain Most sleep tech today relies on indirect signals — movement, heart rate, breathing — and then guesses what your brain…

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CES 2026 is packed with AI demos and futuristic promises, but some of the most compelling tech on display is aimed at solving very real, very physical problems. Case in point: the Sunseeker Elite X9, a robotic lawn mower that looks less like a backyard gadget and more like a piece of autonomous industrial equipment. With the X9, Sunseeker is making it clear that robotic lawn care has officially entered the professional big leagues. The Elite X9 is being showcased during CES week, including a presence at Pepcom Digital Experience, where media get a closer look at how this machine…

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CES is usually where the future shows up wearing a badge and asking for your attention. At CES 2026, iFLYTEK didn’t bring flying cars or humanoid butlers. Instead, it brought something arguably more disruptive: tools that make language barriers and forgotten conversations feel… obsolete. With the iFLYTEK AI Recorder S6 and the iFLYTEK AI Translation Earbuds, iFLYTEK is quietly rewriting the rules of how humans and machines listen, remember, and understand each other. 1. The Recorder That Doesn’t Just Listen — It Thinks In most sci-fi, there’s always a device quietly recording everything, instantly recalling what was said, who said…

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When AI Stops Being a Gadget and Starts Being a Character For years, AI toys have felt like gadgets pretending to be friends. They talk, they answer questions, maybe they play a sound effect—but you always feel the machine underneath. FoloToy’s AI Sunflower is trying something different: instead of acting like a smart device, it behaves like a character. At first glance, AI Sunflower looks simple—a plush sunflower designed for kids and families. But once it’s powered on, it quickly becomes clear that this isn’t just another talking toy. The sunflower chats naturally, responds to questions, and—most memorably—sings and dances…

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At CES 2026, GL.iNet quietly dropped a pair of devices that feel less like polished consumer electronics and more like tools built by people who actually run systems. The Comet Pro and the cellular-powered Comet 5G aren’t chasing mass-market appeal—they’re speaking directly to homelab builders, sysadmins, tinkerers, and anyone who has ever been locked out of a machine at the worst possible moment. These are KVMs, but not the dusty, rack-bound kind most people associate with the term. They’re compact, desk-friendly, and designed for a world where your “server room” might be a closet, a remote office, or a box…

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Sales outreach has undergone a remarkable transformation over the past decade. While cold calling still drives significant revenue for businesses worldwide, the methods and tools have evolved beyond recognition. Today’s sales professionals leverage sophisticated software platforms that turn raw prospect lists into qualified opportunities through intelligent automation, real-time analytics, and AI-powered assistance. The challenges facing modern sales teams are substantial: prospects receive dozens of calls daily, attention spans continue shrinking, and decision-makers have become increasingly selective about which calls they answer. These obstacles require more than persistence, they demand smart technology that enhances every interaction. Contemporary cold calling platforms deliver…

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“AI glasses” is no longer a novelty phrase at CES. Almost every hall has a version of them, some bulky, some flashy, some clearly still experimental. Rokid, as one of the most popular glasses brands that went viral last year, showed us that something more subtle and, frankly, harder to achieve: lightness, was crucial. Both in grams and in how little mental effort it took to wear and use the products. Rokid showcased two AI glasses experiences at CES 2026: Rokid Glasses and Rokid Ai Glasses Style. And while they differ in configuration, they share a common trait that defined…

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