10 AI Gadgets You Won't Believe Are Real

Lollipop Star Musical Lollipop: This candy-tech hybrid uses bone conduction technology to transmit sound directly through the user's skull while they eat, blending entertainment with sensory experimentation in a way no snack has attempted before.

GoveeLife Smart Nugget Ice Maker Pro: This appliance uses artificial intelligence to reduce operational noise by predicting freezing cycles and adjusting internal components accordingly. It produces up to 60 pounds of ice daily and is priced at approximately USD 499.99.

Seattle Ultrasonics Chef's Knife: An ultrasonic blade that vibrates more than 30,000 times per second, the company says this reduces friction during cutting, allowing for smoother, cleaner slicing without requiring the user to change their technique.

An'An the AI Panda Robot: Built by Mind with Heart Robotics, this panda-shaped companion has sensors across its body and emotional AI that remembers your voice and interactions, offering round-the-clock companionship for older adults dealing with loneliness.

Sweekar Pocket AI Pet: A pocket-sized digital companion that literally hatches from an egg, this AI pet evolves and develops its own personality over time based on how frequently and how you interact with it through a companion app.

Razer Project AVA: Originally an esports coaching tool, this has grown into a 5.5-inch holographic desk companion featuring lifelike movement, eye-tracking, and lip-syncing, offering users animated character assistants for gaming, productivity, and daily organization.

SwitchBot Kata Friends: Beneath its soft, plush exterior, this robotic companion runs an on-device large language model paired with a cloud-powered video model, letting it recognize your mood from voice and visual cues and respond in real time.

Strutt ev1 Mobility Scooter: Resembling a cross between a wheelchair and a compact electric vehicle, this four-wheeled personal transporter can be manually driven or steered using voice commands, thanks to built-in LiDAR sensors and onboard navigation software.

Digital Color-Changing Nail Polish: Shown off among CES 2026's weirdest beauty tech, this nail polish connects to a companion app and lets wearers change its color on demand, merging everyday personal style with AI-driven digital customization.

Mira AI Smart Glasses: Marketed as a wearable "second brain," these smart glasses represent 2026's growing wave of AI-powered eyewear, aiming to blend everyday convenience with always-available digital assistance built directly into the frame.

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