CES returns with a 2026 edition in which AI and robotics are running to lead consumer electronics

Las Vegas will host a new edition of the fair from January 6 to 9 CES, an event in which the most prominent names in consumer electronics will present their latest innovations worldwide, this year focused on issues such as AI, robotics, digital health or immersive entertainment.

In the words of Gary Shapiro, executive president and general director of the Consumer Technology Association (CTA), owner of CES, "Everything indicates that it will be a phenomenal CES, with thousands of exhibitors, more than 3,600 nominations for the Innovation Award (...) and innovation in 13 pavilions. It is an exciting time for innovation and CES 2026 will feature the latest technology in artificial intelligence, robotics, digital health, mobility, enterprise, energy, immersive entertainment, accessibility... and much more!"

In the face of the imminent 2026 edition, which will be held between the LVCC and different hotels in the city, an increase in AI agents, los digital twins and the AI on devices to improve productivity, customer experience and medical advances. Another important axis will be digital health: from AI-powered precision medicine, to the rise of wearables and telehealth. Additionally, given the growth of energy-intensive technologies such as artificial intelligence, quantum and cloud, CES exhibitors will also feature solar, wind, nuclear and other alternative energies.

More relevant axes for the fair are areas such as business, with new solutions to transform the way companies improve productivity, guarantee security and protect their systems; tools aimed at automation, connectivity and energy in the field of mobility, and hitherto unreleased releases in robotics, aimed at making homes smarter.

The exhibition floor will be accompanied by a wide selection of conferences that will delve deeper into the future of technology applied directly to consumers. Some of the most notable titles of this programming include “Redefining the business of sports”, con Wasserman, LA28 y 3C Ventures; “Revolutionaries: transforming the live sports experience”, with the LA Clippers, Deloitte and Genius Sports; “A New Era of Accessibility: Improving Assistive Technology with AI”, “The Edge Awakens: Why Agential AI Will Change Everything”, “The State of the Creator Economy”; “Beyond the algorithm: the new digital habits of generation Z”; “Smarter networks: powering sustainable and reliable data centers”, or “The XR Edge: driving business innovation with spatial computing”, among others.