CES / Events
Would making gadgets in the US raise prices? Read CTA’s assumptions first
CTA’s reshoring study models higher production costs for gadgets. Its assumptions explain why those estimates are not a forecast for your next phone or TV.
Event coverage
CES 2027
Our independent coverage of AI, robotics, digital health, smart home technology, startups, and the signals that matter around CES 2027.
Coverage and context
CES / Events
Consumers will try useful AI. That does not mean they will buy your gadget.
CTA’s AI survey finds openness to useful tasks alongside mixed sentiment. Check its sample and what it measures before treating interest as gadget demand.
CES / Events
CTA’s new health-AI standard leaves chatbots outside its scope
CTA’s new predictive health-AI monitoring standard excludes chatbots and scribes. Here is what its public scope means for buyers assessing a vendor’s claims.
CES / Events
CES expands access in Milan and Chile. Founders still need a route to buyers.
CES is adding a Milan preview and Chilean pavilion. For founders and buyers, useful access means qualified meetings and follow-through, beyond exhibition space.
CES / Events
CES adds Art Tech awards. Creative buyers still need proof and usable rights.
CES’s new Art Tech category spans creative tools and art commerce. An award does not establish product performance, authenticity or permission to use an output.
CES / Events
MY OVU won a CES pitch award. What does that tell a fertility-device buyer?
MY OVU’s pitch prize brings CES exposure, not clinical proof. Its instructions say it is not contraception; buyers still need evidence for intended claims.
AI & Industry
From Gadgets to Governance: Why CES Now Sets the AI Agenda
Why CES has evolved from a gadget showcase into a signal for AI, industry, policy, work, and everyday life.