From January 6 to 9, 2026, the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES), often referred to as the "Spring Festival Gala of the global tech world," successfully concluded in Las Vegas, USA. As the premier stage for defining global tech trends, this year’s CES focused on the integration of smart ecosystems powered by AI, attracting thousands of tech companies from around the world. LNDU, a leading high-tech enterprise from China, made a stunning appearance with three innovative new products, showcasing a full-spectrum solution for smart travel and smart home applications, highlighting China’s innovation strength in technology.

The core highlight of LNDU’s participation was the global debut of three groundbreaking new products.

Among them, the 4K Dual Sony STARVIS 2 Dash Cam V820 became the focal point due to its powerful imaging capabilities. Equipped with dual Sony STARVIS 2 sensors, it supports 4K ultra-high-definition recording, ensuring precise detail capture even in low light or nighttime conditions, offering comprehensive visual security for driving. This continues LNDU's technological advantage in the in-car imaging field.

The Face and Palm Vein Dual-Recognition Smart Lock DF360 breaks the boundaries of traditional security by combining face recognition and palm vein biometric technology, offering higher accuracy and stronger security, making it perfectly suited for various security scenarios in homes, offices, and more.

The world’s first Dual-Lens Panoramic Smart Bird Feeder BF05 is an innovative solution that fills a gap in the market. It combines dual-lens panoramic photography with an intelligent feeding system, allowing users to remotely monitor bird activity in real-time, merging technology with nature in an engaging way.

As a leading brand with 16 years of expertise in imaging technology and smart travel, LNDU’s participation in this event not only marked the global debut of its new products but also signaled a significant upgrade in its brand strategy. Leveraging its deep experience in camera imaging technology, AI algorithms, and connectivity, LNDU has successfully transformed from a focus on automotive electronics to providing “car-home interconnection” with comprehensive smart solutions. The three new products on display cover key scenarios in smart travel, home security, and ecological interaction, exemplifying this strategic transformation.

CES provided a core platform for global tech brands to exchange ideas and showcase innovations. LNDU’s appearance at the event marked an important step toward expanding into global markets. Looking ahead, LNDU will continue to prioritize user-centered innovation, deepen collaborations with global ecosystem partners, and promote the deep integration of AI and imaging technology in fields like automotive electronics and smart homes. The goal is to create a seamless, interconnected smart living experience across “car-home-ecology,” bringing innovative technology to users around the world.

With the conclusion of the 2026 CES, LNDU successfully left its mark on the global tech stage with its innovative product lineup and clear strategic vision, injecting new vitality into the industry’s development.