Lego Smart Play System 2026: The Biggest Evolution in 50 Years
Lego unveils the Lego Smart Play system 2026 at CES 2026, marking the biggest evolution in 50 years. Featuring interactive Star Wars sets with sensor-packed bricks.
Lego's bricks are finally finding their voice. At CES 2026, the Lego Group unveiled what it's calling the most significant shift in its building system since the 1978 debut of the Minifigure. The new Lego Smart Play system 2026 promises a screen-free, responsive experience where creations come to life through light and sound as builders interact with them.
Lego Smart Play System 2026: Tech Hidden in Plain Sight
Don't expect bulky additions or external screens. The new platform's Smart Bricks and Smart Minifigures maintain the exact dimensions of classic pieces. According to Lego, the system features over 20 patented world-firsts, including a custom-made chip smaller than a single connector stud. These components house accelerometers, light sensors, and miniature speakers with onboard synthesizers, allowing the sets to react to movement and building milestones in real-time.
- Luke’s Red Five X-Wing (584 pieces): Features two Smart Minifigures and a Smart Brick.
- Darth Vader’s TIE Fighter (473 pieces): Includes engine sounds and interactive outpost builds.
- Throne Room Duel & A-Wing (962 pieces): Enables re-enactment of the iconic lightsaber duel with sensory feedback.
Availability and Pre-order Details
Lego's Chief Product Officer, Julia Goldin, emphasized that this isn't just a gadget but the next chapter in the Lego System in Play. The system will officially launch on March 1 with the Star Wars wave, though eager fans can secure their sets earlier.
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