Consumer Electronics Show

The world's largest consumer-electronics trade show, held every January in Las Vegas.

CES is organized by the US Consumer Technology Association (CTA), first held in 1967, and now takes place every January in Las Vegas, Nevada — a major venue where TV, phone, and automotive-electronics makers, among others, unveil new products. In recent years it has also become an important launch platform for physical AI and humanoid robots: at CES in January 2025, NVIDIA unveiled its Cosmos world foundation model platform, with CEO Jensen Huang saying robotics' “ChatGPT moment” was approaching; at CES in January 2026, Boston Dynamics unveiled the production version of its electric Atlas, LG showed off its home robot CLOiD, and several Chinese humanoid-robot companies demonstrated their products on the show floor. For tracking industry news, January's CES and March's NVIDIA GTC are the two months when announcements cluster most heavily.

ExampleAt CES in January 2026, Hyundai Motor Group and Boston Dynamics showed off the production version of Atlas and announced plans to deploy it in car factories.

Also called

CES

Related

NVIDIA GTC · NVIDIA Cosmos · Boston Dynamics Atlas (Electric) · LG CLOiD · Physical AI · World Robot Conference

Sources

Consumer Electronics Show - Wikipedia
CES 官网 (Chinese)

As of

2026-01