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This is what the new Lego smart brick can do — its 'most significant evolution' in 50 years
Lego unveiled its most ambitious product in nearly 50 years at CES 2026. It's called the Smart Brick — a 2x4 Lego brick with an entire computer inside. The brick contains light and sound capabilities, motion sensors, a microphone, and Bluetooth mesh networking that lets multiple bricks communicate with each other.

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Lego just revealed its ‘most significant evolution’ in 50 years — and it’s going to bring its toys to life
LEGO Makes Biggest Change To Bricks In 50 Years
Lego unveils tech-filled Smart Bricks - to play experts' dismay
Lego has unveiled Smart Bricks - tech-filled versions of its small building blocks - which it says will bring sets to life with sound, light and reaction to movement.

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Lego unveils a technology-packed Smart Brick at CES 2026
Lego announces new line of 'Smart Bricks' that interact with users
Lego’s Smart Brick Gives the Iconic Analog Toy a New Digital Brain
Lego is claiming this Smart Play platform developed in house by the company’s Creative Play Lab team in collaboration with Capgemini's Cambridge Consultants “features more than 20 patented world-first...

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LEGO just unveiled their first ever ‘Smart Brick’ at CES

CES 2026: Lego's Smart Brick adds sound and light to your builds—but it's not AI

Lego has shown off its most tech-packed brick yet at CES 2026—a 2x4 smart brick crammed with sensors, speakers, and LED lights that brings sets to lif.
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Lego Debuts 'Smart Brick' at CES, Bringing Light, Sound and Silicon Into the Classic 2x4

Lego’s new Smart Brick launched at CES, adding light, sound, and sensors to classic sets—without screens—starting with Star Wars.

LEGO Is Launching An Evolutionary 2x4 Smart Brick Featuring A Tiny Computer

Lego has officially announced a new 2x4 "smart brick" at CES 2026 this week. It's apparently the "most significant evolution" in the Lego system since the release of the Minifigure in 1978 and is part of the company's "smart play" initiatives.
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Lego has redesigned its brick for the first time since 1958

This might not mean much to those who build Lego sets purely for display purposes, but as far as interactivity goes, Lego has claimed, 'We've created a brick that plays back', which is incredibly cool (and certainly wasn't on my 2026 bingo card).
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