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Amazon Takes Aim at Commercial Security at CES

Ring’s new mobile surveillance trailers and panoramic cameras send shockwaves through the security industry.

Feb. 13, 2026

Eyeo’s sensor architecture replaces both the color filters and microlenses found on current image sensors. When light enters the sensor, it hits a collection funnel that channels photons into a vertical waveguide. Inside the waveguide, the light splits into different colors, which are then injected into adjacent pixels. “Then, at the output, we inject different colors into the pixels,” Hoet explains. “This way, we don’t filter any light, but we split and guide the light into the pixel.”

Dutch Startup Eyeo Demos Game-Changing Video Surveillance Tech at CES

Feb. 13, 2026

Gemns (formerly WePower) demoed its energy harvesting technology embedded in a Southco lock. The company aims to use this technology to eventually eliminate batteries in a wide range of devices relevant to the security and smart home markets.

The Front Door Takes Center Stage at CES

Feb. 13, 2026

When a pet approaches a Pawport wearing a UWB-enabled collar, the door unlocks and opens.

Live from CES 2026: Pay Attention to Pet Tech

Feb. 13, 2026

Philips Hue has integrated RF-based presence detection technology from Ivani – dubbed Hue MotionAware – into approximately 100 million smart lights.

New Integration Showcased at CES Validates RF Sensing Technology

Feb. 13, 2026

Photo: Doma

Smart Home Tech Built Right Into the Door

Feb. 13, 2026

At CES Eureka Park, Paul Rothman and Pierre Bourgeix encountered an entrepreneur promoting a license plate frame that could be toggled remotely (via app) to completely obscure a license plate so it cannot be read at all.

Legal Brief: When Evading the Surveillance State Goes Too Far

Feb. 13, 2026

Parks Associates SVP and Principal Analyst Jennifer Kent addresses a packed house during the 20th Annual CONNECTIONS Summit at CES.

The Smart Money: 5 CES Smart Home Takeaways

Feb. 13, 2026

FireAvert, created by firefighter Peter Thorpe of Provo, Utah, plugs into a stove and monitors for the specific sound pattern of smoke alarms, triggering a relay switch to disconnect power and prevent a fire.

CES Tech: Automatic Stove Shutoff Device for Fire Safety

Feb. 13, 2026

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