Updated October 2026: this page started as our pre-show announcement in October 2025. It’s now our recap of what Citywide.TV filmed on the CES 2026 show floor in Las Vegas in January 2026.
Las Vegas — CES 2026 was the year the robots stopped being a side attraction. Walking the Las Vegas Convention Center with a camera, Citywide.TV filmed humanoids on the march, machines dealing cards and playing ping-pong, holograms that talk back, and a flying car parked on the floor like it was the most normal thing in the world.
Robots everywhere
At Sharpa‘s booth a robot hand was dealing blackjack while another rig rallied ping-pong balls with visitors. Realbotix showed humanoids built to look almost human, NEURA Robotics brought its humanoid, and Unitree‘s G1 walked and danced for a crowd several rows deep.
Screens, holograms and worlds you walk into
LG filled its space with a gallery of floating screens. HYPERVSN was back with its spinning-LED holograms (we wrote up how that tech works), and Dassault Systèmes put visitors inside immersive 3D models, from a human brain to a galaxy. Insta360‘s booth stayed packed all week.
Getting around
A flying car drew a steady crowd, and outside, Cybertrucks rolled out of the Vegas Loop station at LVCC Central Plaza, the underground shuttle that moves attendees between halls.
The small stuff
Not everything was a robot. Glyde showed smart hair clippers, and smart glasses were on faces everywhere, from booth staff to a performer in a gold suit. We covered the glasses category in depth in Smart Glasses at CES: Rokid and XREAL.
Watch
Our CES videos are collected in the Citywide.TV CES 2026 playlist on YouTube.
Next: CES 2027
CES turns 60 in January. The show runs Jan. 6–9, 2027 in Las Vegas, and Citywide.TV will be back on the floor. Everything you need to know is in our guide: CES 2027 Registration Is Open: The 60th CES, the Coolest Tech, Prices and Keynotes.
More from our CES coverage: bHaptics at CES · HYPERVSN holograms · Rokid and XREAL smart glasses. Footage filmed by Citywide.TV at CES 2026, January 2026. How we report: editorial standards.