全息/VR/AR行业发展动态周报2026年第2周（1月5日-1月11日）

Policy Environment - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and seven other departments have issued a document to accelerate the intelligent transformation of the manufacturing industry, promoting the industrialization and commercialization of AR/VR and brain-computer interface technologies [1] Industry Development - The 2026 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) officially opened in Las Vegas on January 6, showcasing cutting-edge achievements in semiconductors, artificial intelligence, robotics, and consumer electronics, with a focus on AI and smart hardware [3] - Meta has postponed the international expansion of its Ray-Ban Display smart glasses due to unprecedented demand in the U.S. market, with a waiting list extending to 2026 [5] - NVIDIA's CEO Jensen Huang announced at CES that the robotics field has entered a "ChatGPT moment," introducing a series of open-source "physical AI" models [7] - Google and XREAL have extended their strategic partnership, with XREAL becoming a key hardware partner in the Android XR ecosystem [9] - Elon Musk's AI startup xAI has completed a $20 billion Series E funding round, exceeding its initial target of $15 billion [11] - ByteDance's "Doubao" AI glasses are set to enter the shipping phase, with a no-screen version expected to launch in Q1 and a display version in Q4 of this year [13] Market Dynamics - Apple is expected to unveil new products in February, with the iPhone 17e rumored to feature the A19 chip, which is projected to improve CPU performance by 5%-10% compared to the A18 chip [15] - TOZO, a Seattle-based consumer electronics brand, showcased its smart glasses series at CES 2026, with an annual shipment volume of 5 to 6 million units [20][22] - L'Atitude 52°N presented two AI glasses at CES 2026, focusing on travel documentation and outdoor communication, with a lightweight design and high protection ratings [22]