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Vibe Bot debuts at CES 2026 bringing memory-native AI to office meetings

06 January 2026
The Vibe Bot is used in offices to provide workplace interactions, record meetings, offer advice and more. Source: Vibe

Vibe is launching its artificial intelligence (AI) device at CES 2026 that is designed for use in an office to help record meetings, remember content and engage in online and offline conversations.

Called Vibe Bot, the physical AI device uses spatial intelligent with memory-native AI for workplace interactions. The company said the portable AI device uses compounded memory to drive collaboration in the office despite geography differences.

The device’s oval shape and swiveling head allows it to interact from all angles to chat with whoever is talking, even on a Zoom call. It can also project video on-screen in 4K to remote employees. The device uses ambient visual cues to flag key meeting moments without disrupting conversations. It only steps in when asked.

Key features of the Vibe Bot include:

  • Beamforming microphones
  • Touchscreen for control and feedback
  • Voice-ready assistance
  • All-in-one video conferencing
  • Offline note taking
  • AI acceleration for work assistance

“Organizations can’t afford to let institutional knowledge slip between the cracks of Zoom calls, whiteboards and hallway conversations,” said Charles Yang, founder and CEO of Vibe. “[Vibe Bot] is portable and easy to set up anywhere to capture critical online and offline conversations. Work no longer resets after each interaction. Businesses can finally reduce bottlenecks created by siloed tools and get the continuity they’ve been missing to move forward.”

CES 2026 takes place this week in Las Vegas, Nevada.

To contact the author of this article, email PBrown@globalspec.com


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