The text is a summary of the CES 2026 conference, covering various technologies and announcements made by companies such as Meta, ASUS, Xreal, and others. Here's a condensed version of the key points:
**Health and Wearables**
* Dephy showcased its Sidekick exoskeleton, an ankle-worn device that provides a boost in each step to help users with mobility issues.
* Hapware demonstrated a haptic wristband that works with Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses, allowing for more nuanced interactions and understanding of facial expressions.
* Xreal introduced the 1S AR smartglasses, which have improved displays and a new power bank/DisplayPort hub.
**Smart Glasses**
* ASUS and Xreal collaborated on the ROG Xreal R1 AR smartglasses, designed specifically for gamers with features like 1080p displays, a 240Hz refresh rate, and an included control dock.
* Projector maker XGIMI debuted its first smart glasses at CES.
* Lumus showcased models with different fields of view, while IXI demonstrated glasses that can automatically focus on what the user is looking at.
**Other Announcements**
* Meta demoed a way to use its EMG wristband to control other devices, such as car infotainment systems.
* NVIDIA announced new graphics cards and hardware for gaming PCs.
* Lenovo introduced a range of new laptops, including the ThinkPad X1 Fold 3.
* Samsung showed off its new Galaxy Z Flip4 phone.
* LG demonstrated a rollable display concept.
**Best of CES 2026**
* Team Engadget named several top picks from the conference, including the Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses and the ASUS ROG Xreal R1 AR smartglasses.
**Health and Wearables**
* Dephy showcased its Sidekick exoskeleton, an ankle-worn device that provides a boost in each step to help users with mobility issues.
* Hapware demonstrated a haptic wristband that works with Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses, allowing for more nuanced interactions and understanding of facial expressions.
* Xreal introduced the 1S AR smartglasses, which have improved displays and a new power bank/DisplayPort hub.
**Smart Glasses**
* ASUS and Xreal collaborated on the ROG Xreal R1 AR smartglasses, designed specifically for gamers with features like 1080p displays, a 240Hz refresh rate, and an included control dock.
* Projector maker XGIMI debuted its first smart glasses at CES.
* Lumus showcased models with different fields of view, while IXI demonstrated glasses that can automatically focus on what the user is looking at.
**Other Announcements**
* Meta demoed a way to use its EMG wristband to control other devices, such as car infotainment systems.
* NVIDIA announced new graphics cards and hardware for gaming PCs.
* Lenovo introduced a range of new laptops, including the ThinkPad X1 Fold 3.
* Samsung showed off its new Galaxy Z Flip4 phone.
* LG demonstrated a rollable display concept.
**Best of CES 2026**
* Team Engadget named several top picks from the conference, including the Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses and the ASUS ROG Xreal R1 AR smartglasses.
I saw some smart glasses at this CES thingy... aren't they like, super expensive? 
My friend's sister has a normal phone and she says it's all the same stuff now 
I don't get why we need to wear special glasses to look at our phones or play games when our eyes can do that just fine 
Oh wait what was that new laptop Lenovo made? Is it good for video editing or something? 
My brother loves playing games and might be interested in those new graphics cards from NVIDIA 
Can anyone explain how these exoskeletons work, like the one from Dephy? Do they help people walk more or less? 
. i love how meta is pushing the boundaries with its emg wristband, who knew you could control your car infotainment system just by wearing it? 
and lumus's smart glasses with different fields of view are so cool, can you imagine being able to switch between different lenses and see what's going on in your peripheral vision? 
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! I'm loving the innovation in health and wearables - a boost of energy with Dephy's exoskeleton sounds like a total game-changer for people struggling with mobility issues 
! And those Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses are getting more features daily, it's crazy how far they've come 
. The collaboration between ASUS and Xreal on the ROG Xreal R1 AR smartglasses is also fire 
, especially with that 240Hz refresh rate - gamers, rejoice! 
But what really caught my eye was the ROG Xreal R1 AR smartglasses - 240Hz refresh rate? Yes please! 
Can't wait to see these tech advancements make their way into our daily lives 
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. Rollable displays? Yes, please, LG! I need one of those in my life 
. And those smart glasses, oh man... Meta's Ray-Ban Display glasses are giving me major nostalgia vibes 
. But what's really got me excited is the gaming hardware 
like dephy's exoskeleton is literally a game changer for people with mobility issues 
and xreal's new ar smartglasses look insane 
. And those smart glasses are getting more advanced by the minute - 240Hz refresh rate? That's insane for gaming 
. I'm also loving the idea of using EMG wristbands to control other devices... it feels like we're one step closer to having our own personal AI assistants 
That's like, total game changer for people with mobility issues. And OMG, Hapware's haptic wristband is gonna change the way we interact with our fave smart glasses!!! I mean, who needs emojis when you can feel them? 
Not me, that's for sure.
also can we talk about how weird it looks to wear smart glasses on your face when you're just gonna be walking down the street... like whats the point of having a display if I dont even wanna see it? 
But seriously, Dephy's exoskeleton is kinda cool and might actually help people.
. ASUS and Xreal teamed up for the ROG Xreal R1, which sounds like a gaming PC in AR form – I'm sold! 
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And those haptic wristbands from Hapware? Total game changer for AR interactions! 
but can we talk about how sick the ASUS ROG Xreal R1 AR smartglasses are? 240Hz refresh rate and a control dock? That's some next level gaming tech right there 
... also, xreal's 1S AR smartglasses are pretty sweet