CES 2024: Chinese tech companies return in numbers with robot cleaners, giant TVs, and lots of AI

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On Tuesday, the world’s largest and most influential consumer electronics show CES 2024 kicked off in Las Vegas. There are over 4,000 participating companies at CES 2024, with more than a quarter coming from China, according to CES. Dreame used CES 2024 to release the Robotic-mower A1, a lawn mower that can assess its surroundings and intelligently identify objects it encounters. In terms of oxide TFT (thin-film-transistor) technology, the company debuted the world’s first 45-inch 9K oxide TFT Mini LED display. Another innovation is the 14.6-inch 2.5K oxide TFT display, which boasts high transmittance, high contrast ratios, a wide color gamut, slim bezels, and high cost-effectiveness.