CES 2026 delivered a wave of attention-grabbing gaming technologies from Asus, CyberPower and GameSir, including AI-powered prototypes and quirky hardware upgrades. Attendees got to play around with dual-screen laptops, customizable controllers and brain-scanning headsets, reflecting the event's ongoing role as a launchpad for innovation and experimentation in gaming tech.

LumiSleep, LumiMind's first commercial product, is a wearable headband designed to assist with sleep by leveraging real-time neural decoding. The device continuously monitors EEG signals and generates personalized sounds within milliseconds, adapting in response to the brain's current state.

GameStop has reportedly closed more than 400 stores in the US this month. The closures come as CEO Ryan Cohen aims for a $35 billion pay package by increasing the company's market cap to $100 billion.

Smart Eye is demonstrating advancements in driver monitoring systems and interior sensing at CES 2026, including real-time detection for alcohol impairment using existing hardware. The company has partnered with Green Hills Software to demonstrate integration of safety-critical driver monitoring into software-defined vehicle architectures.