E-girlfriends, musical candy, and AI bartenders: we love weird tech at CES
At CES 2026 we're touching (and tasting) all the best weird tech that's coming for us this year. That includes an electronic girlfriend, the Lepro Ami AI Soulmate, and Lollipop Star candy that plays music through your teeth. We also saw the AI Barmen, which can check your age and mix drinks, and I-Polish color-changing nails. And finally there's Lego's Smart Play bricks, which add more silly sounds to the toys.
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