Razer Unveils AI Concepts Project AVA and Motoko at CES 2026

Razer unveiled two innovative AI-driven concepts at CES 2026 in Las Vegas, showcasing its push into immersive personal assistants and wearable computing. Project AVA introduces a desktop holographic companion, while Project Motoko presents a wireless headset equipped with cameras and microphones for real-time environmental awareness. Both projects aim to integrate artificial intelligence more seamlessly into daily life and gaming, with launches planned for 2026.

Project AVA builds on Razer's AI gaming copilot concept from CES 2025, evolving it into a physical device. The setup features a sleek, cylindrical transparent enclosure that displays a 5.5-inch animated hologram on users' desks. Powered by xAI's Grok model, the assistant combines vision and audio sensing to interact with the user's computer screen and surroundings. It can manage schedules, analyze spreadsheets, translate languages, and provide gaming tips in real time. A built-in HD camera and far-field microphone enable eye-tracking, facial expressions, and lip syncing for more natural interactions.

Users can select from preset avatars, including esports star Lee "Faker" Sang-hyeok from League of Legends, a female...