New Delhi, Jan. 9 -- This year, the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) gadget show focused on artificial intelligence - from a lollipop that plays music to a brush that analyses breath, an AI gaming assistant - Project Ava and more.

Day 3 delivered launches that felt simpler on the surface, but were powerful in use. These were products which were simple but powerful and solved real problems.

As Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang put it, "The ChatGPT moment for physical AI is here."

Here are some gadgets at CES 2026 that caught social media's attention:

Lollipop Star, created by a company called Lava Tech Brands, attracted attention early at CES as a candy that plays music while you eat it.

Priced at $8.99, this affordable invention, the creators s...