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A wall-mounted 4K set built on LG's Alpha 11 AI Processor Gen2, which the brand sells on AI Picture Pro and AI Super Upscaling. Gamers Nexus, Level1Techs and independent researchers captured a retail unit enumerating phones, watches, printers and routers on the home network and logging nearby Wi-Fi names and signal strengths, and after rooting a set they recovered on-device speech-to-text files. LG denied on Sept 8-9 that its televisions continuously log or upload user data or record ambient conversation.

A steam-mopping robot lowers and releases a much smaller companion machine where it cannot go itself: at 8.35cm tall and 29.8cm wide, the companion glides between dining chairs and cleans beneath low beds, sofas and TV cabinets. Both run dual-line lidar and PrecisionVision object recognition against one shared map, and the larger robot's top-mounted cameras pick out larger stains and areas of debris build-up. iRobot is showing it as a prototype: there is no price and no date.

The 55.9g camera body comes off a docking station whose display keeps a live view of what the lens sees. AI Scene Recognition reads the scene and sets for it, GyroSteady AI Stabilization holds the frame steady on the move, and the 'Hi, Moko' voice assistant takes spoken commands. A 1/1.3-inch sensor shoots 50MP stills, 8K30 video and 4K 120fps slow motion.

A full-body tactile sensing system runs under the surface, so the machine answers touch with gentle movement and what its maker calls emotional feedback. Long-term memory lets it learn a person's interaction habits over time, and it opens its own check-ins and gentle reminders rather than waiting to be prompted. It goes on sale in September 2026 at overseas retail pricing between $1,000 and $1,500, with distributors signed in Germany and Belgium.

A 267-inch virtual display at a 59-degree field of view sits in front of you, and pairing with Pocket TV Pro unlocks what RayNeo calls the first Dolby Vision AR glasses system. A racetrack quad-speaker system tuned with Bang & Olufsen carries spatial audio with head tracking, plus a Whisper Mode that keeps it off the people around you. Three IPD sizes, $399 against a $429 regular price.

Instead of sitting behind the baseline firing balls, it moves omni-directionally around the court: in Rally Mode it catches in-bounds shots and returns the ball from the landing position, reading play with dual 4K HDR binocular vision. Ball speeds run up to 75 mph across five modes - Rally, Drill, Serve, Ball Machine and Battle. ACEMATE lists a US$2,999 MSRP and is taking deposits against pre-orders.

Two square HDR sensors shoot every direction at once; DJI says the square shape raises sensor utilization by 25% and stretches 360-degree dynamic range to 14.5 stops. Spotlight Follow tracks a subject and keeps it centered however the camera rotates, and AI SuperNight 2.0 is the noise-reduction pass for low light. The lens design is replaceable, so a scratch is a part rather than a write-off, and there is 105GB of built-in storage.

A suction cavity held under constant downward pressure, with an ultra-thin guide wheel assembly, reaches into carpet pile instead of riding over the top of it, and brush strips 130% thicker agitate the fibers; ECOVACS quotes a mite removal rate of up to 95.45%. AIVI 3D 4.0 reads boundaries in real time and changes how close it edges to each kind, dropping a cover over the mop roller when it meets carpet. AGENT YIKO 3.0 analyzes the home with a language model and writes and runs weekly cleaning plans on its own.

Reactive AI obstacle recognition is trained on more than 300 types of object. Stain-Target AI cleaning uses the RGB camera to tell one mess from another and adapts as it goes, boosting suction for coffee grounds and cat litter, and the same camera reads floor type and sets water flow to match. A 36,000Pa motor sits under a 3.54-inch body, on an AdaptiLift Traverse 3.0 chassis that crosses thresholds up to 3.46 inches.

In the hand it is a 3-axis gimbal camera the size of a pocket. Snap on the wings and it becomes a self-flying one: HoverAir says its AI tracking engine follows your every move, with more than ten flight modes and no controller to learn. HoverAir describes the combination as merging handheld stabilization with autonomous flight.