/PRZWT/ The CES in Las Vegas reflects every aspect of the global technological frontier. The focus for 2026 is clearly focused on one point: AI has become the actual heartbeat driving the evolution of hardware.
In this wave, the Chinese sleep technology brand MuSiS, which has performed on stage for three consecutive years, has demonstrated a unique path - not chasing the noise, but integrating the computing power and perception of AI into one-third of human life journey. From the new products of MuSiS's Smart Sleep series showcased at this exhibition, it is not difficult to understand its strategic path: from foreseeing the trend of "AI + sleep", to becoming the trend itself through in-depth efforts.
From "Concept" to "Standard Feature": AI Becomes the Underlying Logic of Sleep Technology
An industry consensus is taking shape. AI has completely shifted from being an "enhancing factor" in smart home devices to a "mandatory feature" that defines the value of the products. According to Statista data, the global smart home market is growing at an annual compound rate of over 10% and is projected to reach a scale of over 260 billion US dollars by 2030, providing a clear commercial direction for deep technological innovation.
Facing this certain future, Musashi responded with continuous products: In 2024, the first-generation AI mattress T11 Pro emerged with the "tide algorithm"; in 2025, T11+ enhanced the intelligent ecological interaction; by the time of the new product exhibition in 2026, the focus shifted to AI-based deep health management. The CTO of Musashi Group, Chen Wenze, pointed out at the CES event that the key to this upgrade lies in the fact that the underlying "tide algorithm 3.0" has built a self-developed sleep large model. This means that the system not only responds to instructions but also begins to understand the causal relationship of sleep, and can actively provide sleep improvement suggestions through "thinking".
This transformation is particularly remarkable in the context of the generally struggling home furnishing market. Unlike the brand's strategy of "staying" in the market, MuSiT's choice is to position technology depth as the anchor point for its "forward" strategy on the global top stage.
"Deepwater Zone" Innovation: Independently Developing Core Components to Build a Technical Fortress
The true integration of AI is reflected in the often overlooked details. A notable change in Mus's participation in this exhibition is that all the core components of the smart bed are displayed openly.
Chen Wenze elaborated on these "invisible innovations". The core sensors have already obtained the national Class II medical device certification, with their accuracy comparable to that of professional medical equipment; the "flexible adjustment columns" used to control the intelligent bed's adjustment amount to hundreds, achieving precise support at the millimeter level; the operating noise of the main control box has been controlled below 26 decibels, meeting the standard of a silent room.
These deeply self-developed core components jointly form the solid foundation for the product's high-end positioning and global expansion.
Re-defining value: From "sleep" to "health management"
The ultimate mission of the product is to create new value. The new products of the Musi Smart Sleep series, through profound understanding and application of AI, strive to redefine bedding as "a personalized health management terminal" once again.
This value leap is based on three levels of evolution. At the perception level, "medical-grade" precision sensors enable data collection to extend from behavior to physiological indicators. At the interaction level, users can obtain structured sleep reports simply by asking their voice assistant, "How did I sleep last night?" At the decision-making level, based on the sleep large model and long-term data, the system can provide personalized improvement suggestions covering exercise, diet, and sleep schedule.
Such a smart bed is not only a terminal device, but also an ecological hub. It can interact with various IoT devices such as lights, audio systems, air conditioners, curtains, and humidity regulators, providing multiple scenarios and modes to meet the sleep environment needs at different times. This indicates that the competition dimension of household products has expanded from traditional aspects like materials, appearance, and craftsmanship to a comprehensive digital living service capability.
Globalization 2.0: Localization of Technology, Privacy and Brands
The technological strategy needs to be in sync with the market strategy. Maosui's globalization has entered the "deep water zone" where brand implementation is driven by technological solutions.
By the end of 2025, Mosi will strategically acquire the Singapore-based brand MIPL and the production base in Indonesia. This move is not only for capacity and channels, but also to establish a fulcrum for the rapid local adaptation of AI sleep products in the Southeast Asian market. In response to the strict data privacy regulations in the European and American markets, Mosi has showcased its latest technical solution - its self-developed edge computing module. This module is based on MediaTek chips and ensures that all sleep data is processed, stored, and served locally on the device.
"This design fundamentally addresses the concerns of overseas users regarding privacy security," Chen Wenze said. This mindset of considering privacy protection as a fundamental technical consideration enables its high-end products to seamlessly integrate into the global market. CES has become a crucial stage for it to simultaneously showcase its technological strength in high-end markets such as North America. The T12 sample on display this time will undergo improvements and mass production in 2026, and will be launched simultaneously in China and overseas.
In the grand narrative of CES 2026, Muses presents a focused example from "anticipating AI+" to "becoming AI+". The complete cycle lies in transforming forward-looking insights into irreplaceable "core" innovations - by converting AI technology into medical-grade perception, millimeter-level adjustment, and strict data privacy protection, it has carved out a deep blue channel defined by technological innovation in the fiercely competitive red sea.
