At IFA 2026 (4-8 Septmber), Perlegear is showing an AI-enabled adaptive display wall mount that detects the viewer’s position and automatically adjusts the screen to a suitable viewing height.
A vision sensor above the screen detects viewer position, providing the AX1 with the information it needs to adjust the screen height. The AX1 processes this information locally, determines an appropriate screen height, and uses a concealed motorised column to adjust the television across a 400 mm vertical range. The screen finds the viewer rather than the other way around, and it does so at 45 dB or below.
Up to six preferred heights can be saved in the app, with four additional presets available on the remote control for quick access.
When there are several viewers, an optional multi-viewer mode calculates a shared viewing height based on the people detected in front of the screen. Rather than responding to every small movement, the AX1 filters out minor shifts and adjusts only when it detects a meaningful change in viewing position.
Hand gestures let users control automatic height adjustment and switch between single-viewer and multi-viewer modes. The AX1 can also be controlled by remote, mobile app, or voice through Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and Siri.
Regarding privacy, Perlegear says the AX1 needs to know where a viewer is, not who they are. Position sensing is processed locally and does not require an internet connection. The system performs no facial or identity recognition and stores no images or videos. The sensor connects by USB-C and can be physically unplugged at any time, giving users a privacy control that does not depend on software settings.