Shotlist Las Vegas, USA - Jan 6-8, 2026 1. 2026 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in progress 2. Various of robot demonstration in progress 3. SOUNDBITE (English) Estelle, consumer electronics industry professional from South Africa (no full name given) (partially overlaid with shot 4): "I tried the headphones at the very beginning, and that was absolutely superb. The quality was fantastic. I could sit with those headphones for all day. I think it is fantastic that it is just going from strength to strength, which is really good. I really hope to see more and more opportunities to work with Chinese companies." SHOT OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE 4. Exhibitors, visitors at CES 2026 SHOT OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE 5. Various of autonomous delivery vehicles on display 6. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Zhao You, representative, Neolix (ending with shot 7): "In recent years, the rapid advancement of China's autonomous driving algorithms, particularly vision-based models and the emergence of numerous large-scale AI models, has virtually benefited every Chinese company in developing self-driving vehicles and robots. Therefore, when we apply for road-testing permits or licenses in other countries, regulators or partners often extend an initial level of trust toward us based on this established technological reputation." 7. Various of autonomous delivery vehicles on display 8. Various of exhibits, visitors Storyline ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Chinese exhibitors presented more cooperation opportunities with their innovative products at the 2026 Consumer Electronics Show (CES), which was held in Las Vegas, the United States, from Jan 6 to 9. One of the most eye-catching exhibition zones at the show is the robot area. A Chinese company set up a boxing ring, showcasing its humanoid robot performing dance and boxing demonstrations to highlight the machine's agility and stability. Exhibits like ping-pong-playing robots and models designed for enhanced human interaction demonstrated how robotics is increasingly integrating into people's everyday life. In addition to robots, hundreds of small Chinese tech companies showcased products more closely integrated into daily life at this year's exhibition, including headphones, speakers, outdoor batteries, and home security cameras featuring the latest technologies, drawing crowds eager to experience and learn about them. Many international visitors, intrigued by these innovative tech products, expressed hopes for future collaborations with Chinese enterprises. "I tried the headphones at the very beginning, and that was absolutely superb. The quality was fantastic. I could sit with those headphones for all day. I think it is fantastic that it is just going from strength to strength, which is really good. I really hope to see more and more opportunities to work with Chinese companies," said Estelle from South Africa. A Chinese company showcased its autonomous logistics vehicle, marking the first appearance of such unmanned delivery vehicles at the CES. "In recent years, the rapid advancement of China's autonomous driving algorithms, particularly vision-based models and the emergence of numerous large-scale AI models, has virtually benefited every Chinese company in developing self-driving vehicles and robots. Therefore, when we apply for road-testing permits or licenses in other countries, regulators or partners often extend an initial level of trust toward us based on this established technological reputation," said the company's representative Zhao You. [Restrictions: No access Chinese mainland]