The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2026 is showcasing not only major innovations from well-known brands, but also some particularly bizarre and surprising technologies. One particularly eye-catching exhibit is an interactive, AI-controlled panda robot that responds to touch. Another highlight is Razor’s Project AVA, a tiny 3D hologram anime companion for your desk that helps with gaming, productivity and everyday life.
These bizarre devices combine humour with futuristic design and spark discussion about how far consumer technology can go to combine novelty and usefulness in a single product.