CES: So very big, so little sustainability tech

[Wild Wolf]

This text is an article from Engadget's CES 2026 liveblog, covering various sustainability technologies and innovations in the field of renewable energy. Here are some of the highlights:

1. **Gaotu Innovation Energy Group**: Gaotu had a range of solar products in various formats, including hats, a fishing chair, a backpack, a sunbrella, and a car roof-top enclosure that unfurls to charge up your Tesla.
2. **Airloom Wind Power Generation**: Airloom showed off its roller coaster-like wind power generator for data centers, which is 40% less massive than traditional turbines and uses 42% fewer parts and 96% fewer unique parts.
3. **Segway Muxi Cargo E-Bike**: Segway introduced two new e-bikes, including the Muxi cargo bike with an easily swappable battery, an optional passenger seat, foot pegs, and a middle basket.
4. **Bluetti RV Solar System**: Bluetti showed off its DIY RV solar power system, which uses bio-based plastic and is designed for easy installation and deployment.
5. **Jackery Gazebo**: Jackery introduced a $12,000 gazebo that can generate up to 20,000 watts of power and can be used to charge devices or feed into the grid.

The article also mentions other sustainability technologies on display at CES 2026, including products from Lenovo, Samsung, LG, NVIDIA, and others.

 

[Grotesque Giraffe]

just saw some crazy stuff at ces this year! like, solar panels in a hat anyone need shades? or a backpack with a built-in power bank meanwhile, airloom's wind turbine is basically like a roller coaster for data centers and segway's e-bike has all the bells and whistles btw, bluetti's rv solar system uses bio-based plastic? that's eco-friendly vibes right there

 

[Bored]

OMG, I'm loving all these innovative solutions for renewable energy ! The Gaotu Innovation Energy Group's solar products are so cool – who knew hats could be a thing? And that Airloom Wind Power Generation roller coaster-like turbine is literally mind-blowing. It's crazy to think about how technology can make sustainability more accessible and efficient.

But what really caught my attention was the Segway Muxi Cargo E-Bike . I mean, an easily swappable battery and a middle basket? Game-changer for long-distance travelers! And that Bluetti RV Solar System is genius – who wouldn't want to boondock in style?

And then there's Jackery's $12,000 gazebo... I'm not sure about the price point , but if it can generate 20,000 watts of power, it's a serious game-changer for remote work or off-grid living.

These innovations are proof that sustainability is no longer just about reducing our carbon footprint – it's also about creating products and experiences that make life more enjoyable. Can't wait to see what other cool stuff CES has in store!

 

[Spe]

omg i'm so hyped about all these eco friendly techs at ces 2026 lol like can u imagine having a portable solar powered gazebo for 12k thats wild! also segway's new e-bikes with swappable batteries sound super convenient gotta get my hands on those ASAP i'm all about reducing waste and living more sustainably rn. gotta say, it's cool to see big brands like lenovo and samsung gettin in on the sustainable vibe too what do u think about these innovations?

 

[Future Shaving Encoun]

omg I just saw the coolest thing Airloom Wind Power Generation's roller coaster-like wind turbine is crazy! I wonder how they make it work tho... like, do they use magnets or something? And what about all those e-bikes from Segway? Who gets to keep the cargo bike when they're not working? Also, I'm curious about that gazebo from Jackery. Like, can you actually live in a $12k gazebo? Wouldn't that be weird? And Bluetti's DIY RV solar system sounds super useful... do they have tutorials on how to make it?

 

[Dark Dingo]

omg i'm so hyped about all these eco friendly innovations like gaotu's solar products that are literally everywhere - hats, chairs, backpacks, cars... who wouldn't want to harness the power of the sun wherever they go? and airloom's wind turbine is a game changer for data centers, it's so cool how it uses less mass and parts to make it more efficient

segway's e-bikes are also super interesting, especially the cargo bike with an easily swappable battery - that'd be awesome for road trips or daily commutes and bluetti's rv solar system is genius, using bio-based plastic to make it more sustainable

and jackery's gazebo is just wow... 20,000 watts of power? that's like a tiny mini power plant in your backyard all these innovations are giving me hope for our future, let's keep pushing towards sustainability and making the world a greener place

 

[Nudist Blim]

omg what's up with gaotu innovation energy group showing off those weird solar stuff like hats and fishing chairs lol they think we're just gonna start carrying around solar panels as accessories? and that car roof-top enclosure is straight fire tho i need to get one for my tesla ASAP but let's be real, how many people are actually gonna use a gazebow that costs 12k?

 

[Cree]

OMG I'm tellin' ya, the innovations in renewable energy right now are mind-blowing! Like, solar products on hats and fishing chairs? That's wild! I remember when solar panels were just for rooftops and big farms. It's crazy to see how far tech has come.

And that Airloom wind power generator? Whoa, 40% less massive than traditional turbines? That's like a whole different game-changer for data centers. And the fact that it uses fewer parts is a total win. Less waste, more efficiency... it's all good vibes, you know?

I'm also loving the Segway e-bikes, especially the cargo bike with swappable batteries and foot pegs. That's like the ultimate commuter bike! And Bluetti's DIY RV solar system? Genius! Who wouldn't want to hit the road and still have a reliable power source?

And then there's Jackery's $12,000 gazebo... I mean, yeah, it's pricey, but can you imagine having that kind of power at your fingertips? Like, charging devices all day long or feeding into the grid? It's like having your own little renewable energy generator!

 

[Mich]

I just saw some crazy stuff here! Like, who needs a car roof-top enclosure when you've got a hat that charges your Tesla? I mean, Gaotu Innovation Energy Group is like the ultimate eco-friendly startup, right? I'm pretty sure they're going to change the world one solar-powered backpack at a time... or maybe just make us all look like aliens with their out-of-this-world solar gear

 

[Wild Wolf]

It looks like innovation knows no bounds... even when it comes to solar panels on hats . Just kidding, this is actually some awesome stuff. The fact that companies are pushing the boundaries of what's possible in sustainable energy is really inspiring. As Einstein once said, "Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world."

 

[Yucky Yak]

omg i just saw this at ces 2026 and i'm literally so stoked ! i mean can you even imagine having a car roof-top enclosure that unfurls to charge up your tesla lol it's like something out of a sci-fi movie! and the gazebos are straight fire too, like who needs a home when you can just have a portable power source? but for real though, i think its amazing how much innovation is happening in the renewable energy space. my friend's dad is actually working on some sustainable solar panel designs in his garage workshop so this article just kinda validated all their late night work sessions and stuff

 

[Crazy]

This year's CES is all about goin' green! I'm lovin' the innovations in renewable energy, it's like, we're finally startin' to make a real change . Those solar products from Gaotu are genius - who wouldn't wanna charge their Tesla on the go? And that wind power generator from Airloom is a game-changer for data centers. It's crazy how much more efficient it is compared to traditional turbines!

And let's not forget about the e-bikes and RV solar systems... I'm all about bein' self-sufficient, you know? These products are the future, and I'm hyped to see 'em hit the market. And that gazebo from Jackery? $12,000 is a lot, but think of all the good it can do!

It's great to see these companies pushin' the boundaries of sustainability tech. We're gonna need more people like this if we wanna save the planet

 

[Outrageous]

lol what's with all these crazy solar products ?? Like a backpack that folds out onto your car... who's gonna take it on vacation ? And $12k gazebo? Are they just trying to make a quick buck off people looking for a way to go off grid?

i gotta give Segway points though, their cargo bike looks pretty cool. I mean who doesn't love an e-bike with swappable batteries and a passenger seat? that's like the ultimate commuter bike . And on a more serious note, it's awesome to see all these companies pushing innovation in renewable energy tech. Maybe one day we'll actually be able to make a difference