ISHO, the sleep-technology company founded by former Xiaomi manager Wang Teng, said on 2 November 2026 that it had introduced a connected sleep system and would present it at CES 2027 in Las Vegas, according to the company's release1.
The plan puts a China-first hardware bundle on the international trade-show circuit, with the release naming CES 2027 as its expansion vehicle. No venue, booth or pricing details were given.
The system combines three components, per the release. The ISHO Ring captures physiological signals and environmental factors. The ISHO iFlow AI Sleep System is a smart mattress cover with independent temperature control for each side of the bed. The ISHO App links the devices and consolidates sleep data, personalized recommendations and device management.
ISHO describes the bundle as a closed ecosystem spanning capture, analysis, intervention and continuous optimization. That is the company's own characterization; the release includes no independent test results and no measurements of sleep outcomes.
The company said it was founded in January 2026 and has more than 100 employees with expertise in AI algorithms, clinical medicine and sleep research. Its investors, as named by ISHO, are CMC Capital, GL Ventures, Sky9 Capital, AgiBot and Xilinmen. The release gives no sales figures, manufacturing partners, or regulatory status for any of the three devices.
CES 2027 is scheduled for January in Las Vegas; the release does not specify dates, and ISHO's announcement does not say when the system will reach international markets or at what price.