The Consumer Technology Association kicks off CES 2025 in Las Vegas, showcasing the latest gadgets and innovations across various sectors. Artificial intelligence is a prominent theme, with over 4,500 exhibitors, including 1,400 startups, highlighting advancements in personal tech, transportation, healthcare, sustainability, and more. Big-name companies like Nvidia, Delta Air Lines, Honda, Volvo, Panasonic, and L'Oréal are also participating. The event, which expects at least 138,000 attendees, will feature a heightened security presence following recent events in Las Vegas.
Tombot, a robotic dog for people who can not have a real pet, gets a scratch during 2025 CES Unveiled, Sunday, Jan. 5, 2025, in Las Vegas. The multi-day event, organized by the Consumer Technology Association, kicks off this week in Las Vegas — where swaths of the latest gadgets and advances across industries like personal tech, transportation, health care, sustainability and more are set to be on display. And, like last year, artificial intelligence is everywhere you look.
Formerly known as the Consumer Electronics Show, CES brings attendees and exhibitors from around the globe, with Shapiro noting that organizers expect some 50,000 attendees to come from outside the U.S. Beyond an array of startups, big-name companies set to make appearances this year include Nvidia, Delta Air Lines, Honda, Volvo, Panasonic and L’Oréal.
We also have newer categories. We’re seeing more technology for the disability community, for example. Products that can serve people with disabilities had a large presence last year, and we expect that to be even bigger this year. Overall, the show is serving humanity and using technology and innovation to fill in gaps where we need a lot more work.Generative AI is affecting virtually every area. Just about every major exhibitor will be talking about AI in one form or another at CES this week.
We expect the Trump administration to take a much more pro-business approach that favors innovation, including a focus on all sorts of energy sources, which is very important important. But tariffs are taxes. And we know that they are inflationary and paid for by consumers. I think companies are excited to come here. And any requests we’ve gotten have been extremely isolated.
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