Audfly at CES 2026: Advancing the Future of Directional Sound

CES 2026 has concluded in Las Vegas, and we at Audfly are pleased to share highlights from our participation, where we presented our latest progress in directional sound and spatial audio technologies to partners and visitors from around the world.

 

During the show, we showcased multiple newly launched flagship products through an immersive audiovisual showroom, demonstrating how next-generation sound can enhance consumer electronics and intelligent devices across a wide range of real-world scenarios. From focused sound displays to hybrid spatial audio systems, our demonstrations highlighted how sound can be shaped with greater precision, clarity, and intention.

 

 

 

 

Throughout CES 2026, we welcomed senior executives and technical teams from Lenovo, BOE, Intel, LG, HP, HONOR, Thunderobot, Emdoor, Skyworth, CSOT, TÜV Rheinland, and other leading international brands. Through hands-on experiences and in-depth technical discussions, we exchanged ideas on how directional sound and spatial audio can support the next wave of intelligent products.

 

As we continue moving toward large-scale commercialization and global market expansion, ecosystem collaboration remains a key focus for us. At CES 2026, we further strengthened our strategic partnership with Lenovo, expanding the integration of Audfly's directional sound display technology across a broader portfolio of Lenovo flagship products, including the latest glasses-free 3D Legion laptops. This collaboration reflects a shift from single-product integration toward cross-category, cross-scenario solutions, aimed at enhancing human–machine interaction.

 

Building on Lenovo's role as an Official Sponsor of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, we also showcased an upgraded T2 Immersive Private Viewing Speaker, designed to meet late-night sports-viewing needs at home. Planned for release during the tournament, the device delivers a more immersive viewing experience while minimizing disturbance to others.

 

Directional sound also expanded into high-performance gaming at CES 2026. Together with Thunderobot, we presented the world's first Black Warrior Directional-Sound Gaming Monitor and a new gaming laptop, bringing targeted sound projection into esports scenarios. Powered by our proprietary directional acoustics technology, these solutions create localized private sound fields with minimal impact on surrounding environments, enabling an open-ear, no-headset gaming experience without compromising immersion.

 

 

 

 

We also showcased Audfly Spatial Audio®, our next-generation hybrid spatial audio system designed to overcome the limitations of traditional laptop and monitor speakers. By combining screen-based directional sound, dynamic low-frequency compensation, and advanced HRTF algorithms, the system delivers an open-ear 3D spatial audio experience with precise channel separation and accurate spatial localization — even in open environments. The technology supports applications ranging from gaming and remote collaboration to entertainment and media consumption, without the need for headphones.

 

Our immersive CES showroom brought together directional sound, spatial acoustics, and interactive demonstrations into a cohesive experiential space, reimagining the traditional booth as a next-generation perceptual environment. The showcase received strong engagement from partners and visitors, as well as continued interest from international technology media including TechRadar.

 

From technology development to ecosystem collaboration, our presence at CES 2026 represents an important step in Audfly's global journey. In the year ahead, we will continue to advance innovation in directional sound, spatial audio, and multi-scenario acoustic systems, accelerate product commercialization, and expand cross-industry applications — working closely with global partners to deliver clearer, more immersive, and more intelligent sound experiences worldwide.