The biggest trend at IFA 2026 in Berlin is hard to miss: artificial intelligence is moving out of phones and laptops and into physical, everyday devices. Four products show where the experiment is heading.

The iKKO MindOne is a card-sized smartphone measuring about 86 x 72 x 8.9 mm and weighing roughly 136 g, with an almost square AMOLED display. It pairs Android 15 with a separate iKKO AI OS built for tools such as AI Chat, AI Translation, AI Notes, AI Study and AI Podcast.

The RayNeo X3 Pro and BleeqUp Ranger take two different routes into smart glasses. RayNeo’s pair adds a camera with photo and video capture, plus a teleprompter and meeting transcription. BleeqUp’s sports-focused glasses combine a 120-degree camera with open-ear audio and use AI to cut recorded footage into highlight reels.

The Plaud NotePin, weighing about 16.6 g, is worn as a pin or clip and records meetings, lectures and conversations hands-free so AI can handle the notes afterwards. The common bet: the best AI assistant is the one you barely have to touch.