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CES 2026: AI IS HERE: THE FUTURE ISN'T WAITING!

THE BOLD, THE BRILLIANT & THE VISIONARIES

AI IS HERE. AND IT’S EVERYWHERE!

Artificial intelligence is driving innovation across virtually every industry—from headphones, toys, remote controls, smart glasses, watches, and earbuds to smart homes, vehicles, robotics, gaming consoles, smart chairs, consumer electronics, music, movies, television, wearable technology, and even clothing.

AI is reshaping how we live, move, communicate, and connect.

And yes, AI is making its way into American Sign Language (ASL), people! ASL! They’re coming for BASL, too!

The real question is: Are you embracing the technology and moving forward, or resisting the future?

CES is where the world’s leading technology minds converge to pioneer what’s next, push boundaries, and address global challenges. It brings together innovators, decision-makers, media professionals, content creators, influencers, visionaries, disruptors, and consumers—powering the entire technology ecosystem.

THE FUTURE ISN’T WAITING. ARE YOU READY?

🎥 VIEW THE RECAP!

CES 2026 BY THE NUMBERS

  • 148K+ Attendees
  • 4,100+ Exhibitors
  • 6,900+ Global media representatives, content creators, and industry analysts

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