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LISEN Leads the Qi2.2 Era: 25W AI-Powered MagSafe Car Wireless Fast Charger Launches on Amazon, Redefining On-the-Go Power

NEW YORK, Dec. 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — LISEN, a global brand specializing in mobile charging and automotive accessory solutions, has officially launched the LISEN Qi2.2 25W MagSafe Car Charger on Amazon. Positioned as a next-generation in-car wireless charging solution, the product is designed to deliver ultra-fast wireless charging performance, intelligent temperature management, and more reliable long-term battery protection for modern smartphones.

The charger is officially Qi2.2 certified and MagSafe-compatible, supporting up to 25W wireless charging output for supported devices. Compared with traditional 15W MagSafe car chargers, it delivers a substantial improvement in charging efficiency and overall performance, representing the cutting edge of today’s wireless charging standards.


Ultra-Fast Power Boost: Making Every Minute on the Road Count

Optimized for real-world driving and commuting scenarios, the LISEN Qi2.2 MagSafe Car Charger delivers meaningful battery gains even during short trips. When paired with supported devices, users can gain up to 30% battery in approximately 10 minutes, or up to 60% charge in around 30 minutes, effectively supporting navigation, calls, and mobile productivity while on the move.

AI-Powered Temperature Control with Active Cooling: Full-Speed Charging, Even Under the Sun

To overcome the industry-wide limitation of MagSafe charging throttling caused by heat buildup, the LISEN engineering team integrated an AI-powered temperature control chip with an active airflow cooling system. The system monitors thermal conditions up to 300 times per second, precisely maintaining operating temperatures within an optimal range of 31–36°C.

Even during extended navigation sessions under intense sunlight—such as long drives in California summer conditions—the charger maintains high-speed wireless charging without performance drops. This approach helps protect battery health while ensuring smooth and reliable system operation.

Safer Charging for Extended Battery Longevity

Stable temperature control not only improves charging speed but is also essential for long-term battery health. By reducing overheating and minimizing power throttling, the LISEN Qi2.2 25W MagSafe Car Charger is designed to support safer charging and extended battery lifespan over time.

A Complete High-Power In-Car Charging Solution

The LISEN Qi2.2 25W MagSafe Car Charger is offered as a complete all-in-one kit, including:

  • A 65W dual-port car charger, providing ample power for high-speed wireless charging
  • Dashboard and air-vent mounting options, adaptable to different vehicle interiors
  • A durable USB-C to USB-C braided cable, built for long-term use

In addition, enhanced MagSafe-compatible magnets ensure secure attachment and precise alignment, maintaining stable charging even on uneven or challenging road conditions.

Future-Ready Design with a “User-First” Philosophy

Designed with device upgrades in mind, the charger supports existing MagSafe-enabled devices while allowing users to immediately benefit from faster Qi2.2 wireless charging when upgrading to next-generation smartphones—without the need to replace their in-car charging equipment.

“Qi2.2 marks an important milestone in the evolution of wireless charging,” said a LISEN spokesperson. “By combining certified 25W wireless fast charging, intelligent thermal management, and a complete high-power in-car charging solution, we aim to deliver a faster, safer, and more forward-looking charging experience for users on the road.”

Availability

The LISEN Qi2.2 25W MagSafe Car Charger is now available through Amazon’s official sales channel. With a promotional discount code LSPRW116 applied, bringing the price down to just $32.99. Global availability will continue to expand.

About LISEN

LISEN is a global brand focused on developing innovative charging and mobile accessory solutions. With performance, safety, and user experience at its core, LISEN offers products for home, office, and automotive environments, serving customers worldwide.

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Z.ai Releases GLM-4.7 Designed for Real-World Development Environments, Cementing Itself as “China’s OpenAI”

BEIJING, Dec. 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — On December 22, Z.ai released GLM-4.7, the latest iteration of its GLM large language model family. Designed to handle multi-step tasks in production, GLM-4.7 targets development environments that involve lengthy task cycles, frequent tool use, and higher demands for stability and consistency.

GLM-4.7 ranks #6 in WebDev and is the #1 open model.
GLM-4.7 ranks #6 in WebDev and is the #1 open model.

Built on GLM-4.6 with a Focus on Complex Development

GLM-4.7 is step forward over GLM-4.6 with improved functions for developers. It features robust support for coding workflows, complex reasoning, and agentic-style execution, giving the model greater consistency even in long, multi-step tasks, as well as more stable behavior when interacting with external tools. For developers, this means GLM-4.7 is a reliable tool for everyday production.

The improvements extend beyond technical performance. GLM-4.7 also produces natural and engaging output for conversational, writing, and role-playing scenarios, evolving GLM towards a coherent open-source system. 

Designed for Real Development Workflows

Expectations for model quality have become a central focus for developers. In addition to following prompts or plans, a model needs to call the right tools and remain consistent across long, multi-step tasks. As task cycles lengthen, even minor errors can have far-reaching impacts, driving up debugging costs and stretching delivery timelines. GLM-4.7 was trained and evaluated with these real-world constraints in mind.

In multi-language programming and terminal-based agent environments, the model shows greater stability across extended workflows. It already supports “think-then-act” execution patterns within widely used coding frameworks such as Claude Code, Cline, Roo Code, TRAE and Kilo Code, aligning more closely with how developers approach complex tasks in practice.

Z.ai evaluated GLM-4.7 on 100 real programming tasks in a Claude Code-based development environment, covering frontend, backend and instruction-following scenarios. Compared with GLM-4.6, the new model delivers clear gains in task completion rates and behavioral consistency. This reduces the need for repeated prompt adjustments and allows developers to focus more directly on delivery. Due to its excellent results, GLM-4.7 has been selected as the default model for the GLM Coding Plan.

Reliable Performance Across Tool Use and Coding Benchmarks

Across a range of code generation and tool use benchmarks, GLM-4.7 delivers competitive overall performance. On BrowseComp, a benchmark focused on web-based tasks, the model scores 67.5. On τ²-Bench, which evaluates interactive tool use, GLM-4.7 achieves a score of 87.4, the highest reported result among publicly available open-source models to date.

In major programming benchmarks including SWE-bench Verified, LiveCodeBench v6, and Terminal Bench 2.0, GLM-4.7 performs at or above the level of Claude Sonnet 4.5, while showing clear improvements over GLM-4.6 across multiple dimensions.

On Code Arena, a large-scale blind evaluation platform with more than one million participants, GLM-4.7 ranks first among open-source models and holds the top position among models developed in China.

More Predictable and Controllable Reasoning

GLM-4.7 introduces more fine-grained control over how the model reasons through long-running and complex tasks. As artificial intelligence systems integrate into production workflows, such capabilities have become an increasing focus for developers. GLM-4.7 is able to maintain consistency in its reasoning across multiple interactions, while also adjusting the depth of reasoning according to task complexity. This makes its behavior within agentic systems more predictable over time. Additionally, Z.ai is actively exploring new ways to deploy AI at scale as it develops and refine the GLM series.

Improvements in Front-end Generation and General Capabilities

Beyond functional correctness, GLM-4.7 shows a noticeably more mature understanding of visual structure and established front-end design conventions. In tasks such as generating web pages or presentation materials, the model tends to produce layouts with more consistent spacing, clearer hierarchy, and more coherent styling, reducing the need for manual revisions downstream.

At the same time, improvements in conversational quality and writing style have broadened the model’s range of use cases. These changes make GLM-4.7 more suitable for creative and interactive applications.

Ecosystem Integration and Open Access

GLM-4.7 is available via the BigModel.cn API and is fully integrated into the Z.ai full-stack development environment. Developers and partners across the global ecosystem have already incorporated the GLM Coding Plan into their tools, including platforms such as TRAE, Cerebras, YouWare, Vercel, OpenRouter and CodeBuddy. Adoption across developer tools, infrastructure providers and application platforms suggests that GLM-4.7 is being used into wider engineering and product use.

Z.ai to Become the “World’s First Large-Model Public Company”

Z.ai has announced that it aims to become the world’s first publicly listed large-model company by listing on the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong. This planned IPO marks the first time capital markets will welcome a listed company whose core business is the independent development of AGI foundation models.

In 2022, 2023, and 2024, Z.ai respectively earned 57.4 million RMB (~8.2 million USD), 124.5 million RMB (~17.7 million USD), and 312.4 million RMB (~44.5 million USD) in revenue. Between 2022 and 2024, the company’s compound annual revenue growth rate (CAGR) reached 130%. Revenue for the first half of 2025 was 190 million RMB (~27 million USD), marking three consecutive years of doubling revenue. During the reporting period, the company’s large-model-related business was its key growth driver.

GLM-4.7 Availability

Default Model for Coding Plan: https://z.ai/subscribe

Try it now: https://chat.z.ai/

Weights: https://huggingface.co/zai-org/GLM-4.7

Technical blog: https://z.ai/blog/glm-4.7

About Z.ai

Founded in 2019, Z.ai originated from the commercialization of technological achievements at Tsinghua University. Its team are pioneers in launching large-model research in China. Leveraging its original GLM (General Language Model) pre-training architecture, Z.ai has built a full-stack model portfolio covering language, code, multimodality, and intelligent agents. Its models are compatible with more than 40 domestically produced chips, making it one of the few Chinese companies whose technical roadmap remains in step with global top-tier standards.

Thailand, Cambodia Agree to ‘Immediate’ Ceasefire: Joint Statement

Thailand, Cambodia Agree to ‘Immediate’ Ceasefire: Joint Statement
This handout photo released by Agence Kampuchea Press (AKP) on December 27, 2025 shows Cambodia's defence minister Tea Seiha (L) and Thailand's defence minister Nattaphon Narkphanit (R) posing with documents during the special General Border Committee (GBC) meeting at a border checkpoint in Thailand's Chanthaburi province. Thailand and Cambodia agreed to an "immediate" ceasefire on December 27, 2025, the two countries said in a joint statement, pledging to end weeks of deadly border clashes. Photo by AGENCE KAMPUCHEA PRESSE (AKP) / AGENCE KAMPUCHEA PRESS (AKP) / AFP

AFP – Thailand and Cambodia agreed to an “immediate” ceasefire on Saturday, the two countries said in a joint statement, pledging to end weeks of deadly border clashes.

Crisis Management Centre Announces Global Release Of Founder’s Maiden Book on Reputational Security

NEW YORK, US / KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA – Media OutReach Newswire – 27 December 2025 – The Crisis Management Centre today announced the global release of Reputational Security, the landmark new book by internationally respected crisis strategist, Nordin Abdullah, now available on Amazon and Kindle.

Positioned at the intersection of crisis leadership, geopolitical risk, and information-age security, the book introduces a transformative strategic framework for leaders navigating an environment where trust is fragile, supply chains are exposed, and reputational threats are increasingly weaponised by state and non-state actors.

In a world marked by accelerating geopolitical tensions across Asia and beyond, ranging from territorial disputes and economic realignments to political influence campaigns, Nordin argues that reputation has become a critical security asset, central to organisational stability and national resilience.

As global and regional dynamics shift, corporations face unprecedented exposure not only to operational disruptions but to coordinated reputational attacks aimed at destabilising industries, eroding stakeholder confidence, and undermining the integrity of critical supply chains.

“If you can build it, you can destroy it,” said Nordin emphasising that supply chains, especially in sectors such as energy, food, healthcare, technology, and infrastructure, are now highly vulnerable to misinformation campaigns designed to trigger public distrust, investor anxiety, or political pressure.

Misleading narratives can halt production, impede market access, or fracture partnerships, even in the absence of a real operational failure. For leaders navigating this new terrain, he said, “Reputational foresight is a strategic imperative, multiplied by the fierce urgency of now”.

Against this backdrop, Reputational Security examines how governments at every level – local, state, and national – must cultivate healthy, stable, confidence-building narratives to support economic growth, societal stability, and investor trust. Establishing the Crisis Management Centre, Nordin further emphasises that “consistent, credible communication ecosystems are vital to national resilience, particularly when adversaries exploit information environments to fuel social division, weaken institutions, or polarise public sentiment”.

He states that “by elevating crisis resilience from a reactive function to a pre-emptive discipline, organisations and governments can significantly reduce the severity and long-term impact of reputational shocks”.

Nordin makes clear that real crisis readiness begins long before trigger event occurs. The book highlights the structures leaders must build to ensure rapid decision-making, cross-agency coordination, transparent communication, and operational continuity are possible.

Drawing on more than 30 years of experience across Asia, Nordin presents a holistic model that blends intelligence analysis, geopolitical awareness, behavioural science, cybersecurity principles, cultural nuances and media architecture. The goal is equipping leaders with the tools and a strategic starting point to anticipate, mitigate, and recover from reputational harm in an AI-accelerated information environment. “Perception moves faster than facts, and influence campaigns have real world consequences,” says Nordin.

In publishing the book, Nordin acknowledges the exceptional creative contribution of Natasha Williams of Dazed Designs, whose design vision shaped the professional identity of Reputational Security. “Her ability to translate strategic concepts into compelling visual structure elevated the final publication to a truly world class level.”

Nordin also thanks the team at the Crisis Management Centre for their contributions to this book and the efforts to the countless crises handled together over the years. He expresses his ultimate gratitude, “I would be remiss if I did not thank my mother whose constant encouragement laid the foundation for the motivation to finish.”

For more information about Reputational Security and to secure a copy of Nordin’s latest book visit www.CrisisManagementCentre.com.

About the Author — Nordin Abdullah
Nordin Abdullah is a seasoned crisis and reputational management expert with over three decades of experience advising corporations, government agencies, and community leaders across the Indo-Pacific. Known for his calm, analytical approach under pressure, he has guided clients through politically motivated attacks, cyber threats, influence campaigns, and community-driven trust deficits. He operates from a simple but profound truth that at the heart of every crisis lies reputation of a leader, a team, an organisation, or a nation.

Reputational Security, the first book in Nordin Abdullah’s Strategic Crisis Management Series, outlines how misinformation has not only changed the rules of strategic communication but fundamentally altered the global risk landscape. In defining the emerging discipline, Nordin notes, “We have all kinds of security, from border security to cyber security, but the one thing people hold dearest is their own reputation, which is a massive gap. It must be secured and understood as an asset under constant threat.”

His next book in this series, Cognitive Influence and Corporate Warfare, explores how grey-zone tactics are increasingly used to target corporations, destabilise leadership teams, disrupt regional markets, and influence the political environments in which businesses operate.

Nordin is the founder of the Crisis Management Centre, an organisation dedicated to assisting leaders build resilience long before crisis hits, enabling institutions not only to withstand adversity but to emerge stronger, more united, and strategically aligned with their own idea of a sustainable future.
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Can Gio Awakens as Ho Chi Minh City’s Next Growth Frontier

After decades of quiet, Can Gio is awakening on Vietnam’s southern coast, as fresh investment and grand designs breathe new life into the once-remote district of Saigon.


HO CHI MINH CITY, VIETNAM – Media OutReach Newswire – 27 December 2024 – Six months after the groundbreaking of a 2,870-hectare coastal urban project backed by Vingroup, Vietnam’s largest private conglomerate, Can Gio, once seen as a forgotten corner of Ho Chi Minh City, is now emerging as a new growth engine for Vietnam’s southern metropolis.

Vinhomes Green Paradise: A Hidden Gem Poised to Shine in Vietnam’s Real Estate Market.
Vinhomes Green Paradise: A Hidden Gem Poised to Shine in Vietnam’s Real Estate Market.

Breaking Isolation

For years, Can Gio was often left out of the city’s rapid development. Surrounded by dense forests and accessible mainly by ferry, it remained a world apart. Now, that is beginning to change.

Six months ago, the large-scale land reclamation project officially started construction. Locals call it a “game changer” that awakened a land long left behind. Along the coast that once lay quiet, a vast construction site has emerged, with heavy machinery working day and night. “I was very surprised by the speed,” said Prof. Pham Van Song, president of the Mien Dong University of Technology, noting that hundreds of hectares have already been filled and stabilized within months.

The project, developed by Vingroup through its real estate arm Vinhomes, represents one of the group’s most ambitious coastal developments, part of a long-term vision to extend Ho Chi Minh City’s urban footprint toward the sea. With billions of U.S. dollars in investment, it combines housing, tourism, and modern infrastructure within a single master plan that anchors Can Gio’s transformation.

Complementing this project, a series of major infrastructure works are also reshaping the district. By the end of 2025, the Phu My Hung–Can Gio high-speed railway, designed to reach 350 kilometers per hour, is expected to begin construction, linking the area to the city’s southern urban core. In 2026, the long-awaited Can Gio Bridge will break ground, cutting the journey to the city center to around 45 to 60 minutes.

At the same time, the Rung Sac interchange, with an investment of 3,000 billion VND (about 120 million U.S. dollars), will connect Can Gio directly with the Ben Luc–Long Thanh Expressway. Expected to be completed in 2028, it will link Can Gio with both the Southwest and Southeast regions, including Long Thanh International Airport.

In addition, a sea-crossing expressway between Can Gio and Vung Tau, 50 meters wide and proposed by Vingroup, would stretch across the sea for more than 10 kilometers. The plan envisions a wide eight-lane road that could reduce travel between Can Gio and Vung Tau to under 15 minutes, creating a strategic connection between the two coastal economies.

These efforts fit within a broader regional plan that combines road, rail, water, and sea transport. Another key project is the Can Gio International Transshipment Port, covering 571 hectares with an investment of 50,000 billion VND. The port is designed to become a new symbol of Vietnam’s maritime economy, with its first phase scheduled to begin operations in 2027 and full completion before 2045.

“A Single Project Ignites the South”

According to Prof. Pham Van Song, the rise of Can Gio is a natural development, especially with the involvement of Vingroup through its Vinhomes Green Paradise project. He believes that Can Gio is moving from an ecological area on the fringe of development to a new center of growth. “All modes of transportation will be available in Can Gio,” he said. “The district’s GRDP will grow rapidly in line with ongoing construction and investment. Both the number of residents and visitors will surge. Local people will be the first to directly benefit from these projects, and their lives will become increasingly prosperous.”

The changes are already drawing attention from investors. Dinh Minh Tuan, southern regional director of Batdongsan.com.vn, said the number of searches related to Can Gio has tripled since the beginning of the year. After the Vinhomes Green Paradise project broke ground, property interest in the district doubled again. “Just one single project has heated up the entire southern market,” he said.

Experts say this follows a familiar pattern. In the 1990s, Nguyen Van Linh Boulevard helped turn southern Ho Chi Minh City into a thriving area and drew nearly two million residents. In the 2010s, the completion of the Thu Thiem Tunnel and Bridge attracted more than one million people to the city’s east. “Investors who followed the infrastructure development wave then saw huge gains,” Tuan noted. “Can Gio now stands at a similar starting point, but with a stronger push.”

With a population of about 80,000, Can Gio has long faced a single challenge: lack of connectivity. But, “with the series of large-scale investments now under way, Can Gio is expected to grow faster than many of the city’s earlier new urban areas,” said Tuan.
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NetEase Announces Management Change

HANGZHOU, China, Dec. 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — NetEase, Inc. (NASDAQ: NTES and HKEX: 9999, “NetEase” or the “Company”), a leading internet and game services provider, today announced that after 23 years with the Company, Yingfeng Ding has decided to retire from his position as Executive Vice President and head of the Interactive Entertainment Group, a part of NetEase’s online games division, effective December 31, 2025. 

“We extend our sincere gratitude to Mr. Yingfeng Ding for his dedication and contributions,” said Mr. William Ding, Chief Executive Officer and Director of NetEase. “He played a pivotal role behind the success of our flagship titles and was instrumental in building our R&D and operational capabilities.”

Mr. Yingfeng Ding will remain a consultant to NetEase in 2026 following his retirement.

About NetEase, Inc.

NetEase, Inc. (NASDAQ: NTES and HKEX: 9999, “NetEase”) is a leading internet and game services provider centered around premium content. With extensive offerings across its expanding gaming ecosystem, the Company develops and operates some of the most popular and longest-running mobile and PC games available in China and globally.

Powered by one of the largest in-house game R&D teams focused on mobile, PC and console, NetEase creates superior gaming experiences, inspires players, and passionately delivers value for its thriving community worldwide. By infusing play with culture, and education with technology, NetEase transforms gaming into a meaningful vehicle to build a more entertaining and enlightened world.

Beyond games, NetEase service offerings include its majority-controlled subsidiaries Youdao (NYSE: DAO), an intelligent learning and advertising solutions provider, and NetEase Cloud Music (HKEX: 9899), a well-known online music platform featuring a vibrant content community, as well as Yanxuan, NetEase’s private-label consumer lifestyle brand.

For more information, please visit: http://ir.netease.com/.

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Azazie to Host One-Day Bridal Pop-Up in San Diego with Wedding Dresses Up to 85% Off

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Azazie is bringing its popular pop-up shopping experience to San Diego on Saturday, December 27, 2025, offering brides-to-be and bridal parties the chance to browse and try on wedding, bridesmaid, and formal dresses in person—at exclusive, event-only discounts.

Hosted at 2592 Laning Road, San Diego, CA 92106, the one-day pop-up will feature a curated assortment of Azazie styles available in sizes 00–30, reinforcing the brand’s commitment to inclusive sizing and accessible price points. Shoppers can enjoy discounts of up to 85% off, making it an ideal stop for brides finalizing wedding looks or outfitting their bridal party.

Event details

  • Date & time: Saturday, December 27, 2025, 9:00 a.m.– 5:00 p.m.
  • Location: 2592 Laning Road, San Diego, CA 92106
  • Business hours for the event: 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
  • Admission: General Admission is always free; Early Access VIP ticket available for $30.

What guests can expect

  • In‑person browsing and try‑ons of wedding dresses, bridesmaid dresses, and formal dresses, all on site.
  • Free veil with the purchase of a wedding dress
  • Exclusive pop‑up discounts of up to 85% off, available only during the event.
  • A fun Ruffle giveaway where attendees can win $5–$20 coupons redeemable immediately at the event.
  • Sizes available 00–30, supporting Azazie’s inclusive approach to bridal and formalwear.
  • All sales are final; no returns or exchanges.

About Azazie:

Azazie is the leading DTC e-tailer for bridal gowns, bridesmaid dresses, special occasion wear, and accessories, offering high-quality gowns at affordable prices. Based in the tech capital of Silicon Valley, Azazie is disrupting the traditional bridal industry while garnering high ratings from customers and review sites alike. With 200+ bridal gowns and 400+ bridal party dresses in over 80 colors, Azazie is committed to body-positive fashion, offering all dresses from size 0-30, cut and sewn to order like expensive bespoke designs.  Visit the website at  www.azazie.com.

 

PaXini to Debut at CES 2026, Advancing Embodied AI Infrastructure Through Tactile Sensing

LAS VEGAS, Dec. 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — PaXini Tech, a developer and supplier of high-precision tactile sensing technologies and embodied intelligence infrastructure, announced that it will exhibit at CES 2026, taking place January 6–9, 2026, in Las Vegas. At the event, PaXini will showcase its full-stack embodied intelligence product matrix spanning tactile sensors, dexterous hands, humanoid robots, and omni-modal embodied intelligence datasets.(Booth: 9153, North Hall, LVCC)

PaXini’s founding team originates from the Sugano Laboratory at Waseda University, Japan —— widely recognized as the birthplace of the world’s first humanoid robot. The company is committed to enabling AI to truly understand and interact with the physical world.

PaXini’s independently developed high-precision tactile sensors offer 0.01 N force sensing resolution across the full measurement range, and feature 15 sensing dimensions, including 6-axis force, texture, and resilience. These capabilities equip robots with rich, human-like tactile perception. Combining industry-leading performance and usability with a starting price of US$49, PaXini aims to make advanced tactile sensing accessible to a broader embodied AI ecosystem.

PaXini continues to advance full-body force sensing and full-stack embodied intelligence infrastructure, launching an embodied AI product matrix that includes high-precision tactile sensors, the DexH13 dexterous-hand, the multi-dimensional tactile humanoid robot TORA-ONE and TORA-DOUBLE ONE, and the omni-modal embodied intelligence datasets OmniSharing DB.

Powered by breakthrough innovation, PaXini’s tactile sensors have consistently led the industry in shipment volume, with its comprehensive product matrix enabling broad adoption across precision manufacturing, automotive assembly, logistics, commercial retail, smart home, and healthcare.

At CES 2026, PaXini will showcase a series of hands-on interactive demonstrations, inviting visitors to experience cutting-edge tactile sensing technologies and a state-of-the-art embodied AI product matrix at Booth 9153 (North Hall,LVCC). Additional surprises and exclusive giveaways await visitors on site.

Image:PaXini to Debut at CES 2026, Advancing Embodied AI Infrastructure Through Tactile Sensing
Image:PaXini to Debut at CES 2026, Advancing Embodied AI Infrastructure Through Tactile Sensing