CES 2026 news: Razer AI-powered gaming headset revealed
CES is all about wacky concepts, and Razer showed one off at the 2026 showcase.
The gaming accessories giant has revealed a concept gaming headset called Project Motoko that does more than just stream audio and enable voice chat with friends. Much more, in fact. Motoko is actually a wearable, wireless AI device that is compatible with all major AI systems like Gemini and OpenAI and does many of the same things that a pair of smart glasses could do. Just, you know, in the form of a helmet instead of glasses.
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By that I mean it can use first-person cameras positioned on the front of the device to recognize objects and text in real time, with language translation and document scanning provided as examples by Razer.
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It also has multiple built-in microphones to recognize voice commands from the AI assistant you want to use. It really looks, feature-wise, like it has parity with a number of AI-powered smart glasses that are on the market today, just in a different form factor.
Of course, the difference is that these glasses are actually on the market and the Motoko project is not. It’s just a concept, with no release date or price yet.
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