CES 2022: IoT and AI Set to Take Center Stage

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CES 2022 gets underway this week as established technology companies and startups head to Las Vegas to showcase their latest innovations

www.iotworldtoday.com, Jan. 03, 2022 – 

CES 2022 gets underway this week as established technology companies and startups head to Las Vegas to showcase their latest innovations that the market can expect to see over the next year.

The name of the massive show has evolved over the years, from the Consumer Electronics Show to CES International and now just CES.

Although many of the products shown will eventually find their way into consumers' hands, consumers do not attend the event, since it is squarely aimed at those who either sell or distribute to consumers or other businesses.

In pre-pandemic days, CES would typically draw about 200,000 attendees, though following last year's virtual show approach, the number of in-person attendees expected this year is an unknown.

CES was scheduled to run from Jan. 5 to Jan. 8 but the Consumer Technology Association (CTA), which runs the show, scaled it back one day to close at the end of Jan. 7 due to the latest variant of the coronavirus.

Over the last few weeks, numerous companies backed off in-person presentation or attendance and moved to virtual exhibits, including General Motors, Proctor & Gamble, Google, Amazon, T-Mobile, AT&T, Casio, HP, Twitter, Motorola, Lenovo, iHeartMedia, AMD, Panasonic, Hisense, Brunswick, Nvidia and Pinterest.

However, there still are more than 2,100 companies exhibiting, according to the CTA.

These include more than 100 health companies, including 3M, Abbott, Colgate-Palmolive, Dassault Systèmes, OMRON Healthcare, OrCam, Penumbra, Philips, Sleep Number and Variowell.

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