Archive · 11 Jan 2026
AI Enhances TVs to Compete with Smartphones at CES
At CES 2023 in Las Vegas, TV companies showed off new TVs with AI features to make watching TV more fun and to compete with smartphones.
These TVs have bigger screens and can personalize what you watch.
Uber also showed a new robotaxi with AI-powered screens that let passengers control things like the temperature and music.
There were also new smart glasses for blind people that help them understand their surroundings better.
All these new technologies use AI to make things easier and more enjoyable for users.
TV manufacturers at CES 2023 unveiled AI-powered TVs with larger screens and personalized features to compete with smartphones.
Uber introduced robotaxis with AI-powered interactive screens, developed in collaboration with Nuro, Lucid, and Nvidia.
Startups like Agiga and Envision showcased smart glasses for blind users, featuring advanced cameras and AI software.
AI technology is being used to enhance picture and sound quality, personalize viewing experiences, and improve accessibility.
The new technologies aim to lure users away from smartphones and provide better entertainment and accessibility options.
- Who
- TV manufacturers, Uber, and startups like Agiga and Envision
- What
- Introduction of AI-powered TVs, robotaxis, and smart glasses for the blind
- When
- CES 2023
- Where
- Las Vegas
- Why
- To enhance viewing experiences, compete with smartphones, and improve accessibility
- Event
- CES 2023
- Location
- Las Vegas
- Key Technology
- AI
- Competition
- Smartphones
- Uber's New Feature
- Robotaxis with AI-powered interactive screens
- Smart Glasses
- Agiga's EchoVision and Envision's Ally software
- Uber's Collaboration
- Nuro, Lucid, and Nvidia