Tech & Co: Dolby Vision 2, AI Security, and French Startups Highlight CES 2026 Trends
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A surge of innovation in sound and vision technology, AI-powered security, and a strong showing from french startups defined recent discussions on the BFM Buisness program, Tech & Co, hosted by François Sorel. The program, broadcast daily and available as a podcast, has provided a thorough look at the key takeaways from CES 2026 and the evolving tech landscape.
Dolby Vision 2 and the Future of Immersive Experiences
On Monday, January 11, the unveiling of Dolby vision 2, the next generation of their renowned visual technology, was discussed. According to a company representative,Dolby continues to push the boundaries of immersive experiences for consumers.
Reolink Leads the Charge in AI-Powered Security
Also on January 12, Fabrice Klohoun, Marketing Director of Reolink, showcased the company’s new Reolink AI Box and OMVI Series – the latest generation of AI security cameras – presented at CES 2026. These cameras represent a meaningful leap forward in home and business security, leveraging artificial intelligence for enhanced threat detection and responsiveness.
french Startups shine at CES 2026
A special broadcast from CES 2026 in Las Vegas highlighted the burgeoning French startup scene. Fabrice Marsella, director of the Startup Bank at LCL, joined Adrien Ladan, co-founder of Sternboard, and Alexandre Lagrange, co-founder at ÆMOTION, to discuss the innovative companies making waves.Sternboard’s all-terrain electric skateboard and ÆMOTION’s unique microcar – positioned between a motorcycle and a car – were featured as examples of French ingenuity. “The energy and creativity coming from French startups at CES is truly remarkable,” noted one analyst.
Key Trends and Innovations from CES 2026
Monday’s episode also featured Julien Villeret, director of innovation at EDF, and Maya Noël, general director of France Digitale, who delved into the overarching trends observed at CES. Discussions included China’s significant return to the event and the groundbreaking announcement from Donut Lab regarding the first solid battery.
SeeHaptic and Sonaid Pioneer Accessibility and Security Innovations
The week of January 8 saw a deep dive into cutting-edge innovations. Salim Ejnaïni, consultant for SeeHaptic, and Rémi du Chalard, founder of SeeHaptic (formerly Artha France), presented their new device designed to guide the blind using AI and tactile sensations. This technology promises to revolutionize accessibility for visually impaired individuals.
Additionally, Nicolas Turpault, founder of Sonaid, explored the concept of “invisible security” utilizing the sounds of connected objects and innovative remote assistance through audio.
Rounding out the coverage, experts including Christophe Périllat, general manager of Valeo, and Clémence Carreel Stévenin, director of development at Withings, shared their perspectives on the latest advancements in automotive technology and connected health. Bruno Guglielminetti, journalist and host of “Mon Carnet de l’histoire digital”, and Jérôme Colombain, journalist and creator of the podcast “Monde Numérique”, provided insightful commentary throughout the week. Julien Villeret also returned to discuss broader trends emerging from CES 2026.
Listeners can find the Tech & Co show from Monday to Thursday and access past episodes as a podcast on BFM Business. The program continues to serve as a vital resource for staying informed about the rapidly evolving world of technology.
