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Group 1 - The CES 2026 showcased a transformation in the Chinese tech industry, highlighting a shift from traditional home appliance giants to a diverse representation of both established and emerging companies, reflecting the industry's ecological vitality and innovative resilience [2][3][4] - Major Chinese companies like Hisense and TCL are focusing on technological breakthroughs to redefine industry standards, with Hisense launching a new RGB-Mini LED display technology, predicting a shipment of 500,000 units by 2026 [2] - Companies are moving from showcasing individual products to demonstrating systematic capabilities, with firms like Lens Technology and Guangdong Lingyi demonstrating comprehensive AI hardware ecosystems [4] Group 2 - The integration of AI with hardware is a key highlight, with numerous humanoid robot companies participating, indicating a significant advancement in the execution capabilities of robots, which is expected to drive commercialization in this sector [5] - The CES 2026 featured 23 AI glasses booths, with 16 from Chinese brands, showcasing their innovation in AR/VR hardware and interaction experiences [5] - Chinese companies are pursuing deep localization and compliance in their global operations, moving away from a simplistic export model to a more integrated approach, as seen with Aiper's strategy of local R&D and distribution [6] Group 3 - The competition in the AI sector is intensifying, with a focus on practical applications and the efficiency of chips, as companies like NVIDIA, Intel, AMD, and Qualcomm compete for advancements in AI computing [7][8] - The emergence of embodied intelligence is reshaping the participation landscape, with a significant presence of humanoid robot companies at CES, indicating a structural change in the representation of Chinese enterprises [8] - The CES serves as a platform for showcasing the future of technology, where the integration of AI with physical products is expected to drive growth engines for the next decade [8]