CES at Fontainebleau Las Vegas | $40 Parking, Robots, AI & Reality Check

Описание: This was my first time visiting the CES show at Fontainebleau Las Vegas and honestly… it might be my last.

I almost turned around before even walking inside. Parking was $40, which immediately caught me off guard. I remember when parking on the Strip was free, and that alone made me pause and question if this stop was worth it.

In this video, I walk the CES floor wearing my VirtualFem Miss 2026 sash and explore what the Fontainebleau CES experience actually looks like. There’s robotics, AI, automotive tech, gaming hardware, and the Foundry where speakers and industry discussions are happening. While there’s impressive technology on display, the overall experience left me underwhelmed.

You’ll see:
• AI and gaming tech from NVIDIA
• A spine-style robotic system by Lem
• An AI-assisted Mercedes-Benz vehicle
• The AGI Bot A2 Ultra humanoid robot
• A small yellow robot with serious Pokémon energy
• A Foundry talk featuring a Walmart VP discussing AI, customer ownership, and how shopping behavior is changing

This isn’t a hype video. It’s a real walk-through of what I saw, how it felt, and whether the CES experience at Fontainebleau lived up to expectations.

And I’ll ask you the same thing I asked myself at the end
Would you pay $40 just to park for this?

0:00 $40 Parking Shock at CES
0:32 First Time at Fontainebleau Las Vegas
1:08 Inside the Foundry Talks and Panels
1:40 NVIDIA Gaming and AI Tech
2:12 Spine-Style Robot by Lem
2:42 AI-Assisted Mercedes Vehicle
3:12 AGI Bot A2 Ultra Robot
3:42 Cute Yellow Robot with Pokémon Vibes
4:18 Walmart VP on AI and Customer Ownership
5:18 Walking Out and Final Thoughts
5:42 Would You Pay $40 for Parking?