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Home / Technology / Chinese AI Glasses Surge at CES

Chinese AI Glasses Surge at CES

9 Jan

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Summary

  • Chinese tech companies represent a significant portion of CES exhibitors.
  • Rokid's AR glasses offer prescription lenses and real-time AI translation.
  • China's advancements in smart glasses contrast with Meta's rollout delay.
Chinese AI Glasses Surge at CES

The annual CES trade show in Las Vegas highlights the significant presence of Chinese technology companies, with nearly a quarter of exhibitors hailing from China. These companies are demonstrating a wide array of innovations, including artificial intelligence software, electric vehicles, and advanced self-driving technology.

One of the most prominent trends observed is the rapid development of smart glasses, particularly by Chinese AI firms. Rokid, a Hangzhou-based company, is leading the charge with its augmented reality glasses, which offer features like prescription lens integration and real-time AI-powered language translation. These advancements position Chinese companies at the forefront of wearable tech innovation.

While Meta has experienced delays in the global rollout of its smart glasses, Chinese companies are pushing the product category forward aggressively. Rokid's focus on creating lightweight, full-color, and affordably priced smart glasses aims for mass adoption, drawing parallels to the successful integration of electric vehicles in China's automotive market.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Chinese companies are showcasing a wide range of tech at CES 2026, including AI software, electric vehicles, self-driving technology, and advanced smart glasses.
Rokid's smart glasses offer features like prescription lens integration and real-time AI translation, and are part of a broader surge in Chinese smart glasses at CES, while Meta's global rollout has been delayed.
CES 2026 indicates a strong future for smart glasses, with Chinese companies like Rokid driving innovation towards lighter, more affordable, and feature-rich designs for mass adoption.

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