Your February Update

It's hard to believe it's already been a month since CES 2025! If you're like us, you're still navigating through all the news stories and product launches from the show.

We're breaking down the highlights from our Innovation For All program, heart health innovations, and emerging tech trends.

Let’s dive in

Innovation For All

Amplifying diverse voices isn’t just the right thing to do — companies with diverse teams are more likely to boost profitability and innovation. The Innovation For All program at CES brought together leaders and allies empowering underrepresented groups, breaking digital barriers, improving accessibility, and building a more inclusive industry.

Check out these sessions and more!

• Fostering the Future: Strengthening the STEM Pipeline for Success
• Accessibility & Inclusion: Expanding the Diversity Conversation
• Empowering Women in Venture: Funding Gaps and Investing Opportunities
• Inclusive Investing: Driving Detroit's Entrepreneurial Growth

Go further: Hear from Tiffany M. Moore , Senior Vice President, Political and Industry Affairs about the success of the program.

American Heart Health Month

In celebration of American Heart Health Month, we are celebrating the CES Innovation Award honorees who are empowering us to take better care of our hearts.

• AI Echo Care from Inviz
• CLholmes? by HolmesAI Co.
• FaceHeart’s CardioMirror

Go further: Check out the latest from CTA’s Senior Director of Technology and Standards, Kerri Conn Haresign , highlighting our work with the American College of Cardiology.?

Can’t Miss Emerging Tech

Take a look at some of the emerging areas that made a splash at CES 2025.

Rise of the Enterprise

Across North Hall, Eureka Park, and the rest of the CES show floor, we saw a rise in technologies to benefit tomorrow's work from AI agents, to blockchain security, to media and advertising generation.

Smart Glasses

Smart glasses built on their momentum from last year and increasingly look to be a viable device platform for widespread consumer and enterprise adoption with EssilorLuxottica, Halladay and XREAL, showcasing advancements in display tech, AI assistant features, XR capabilities, and more.

Energy Transition & Sustainability

The rise of power intensive technologies drove a larger presence of enterprise and industrial companies like 3M, Eaton, Eneos, Hitachi, SK and more focused on energy transition technologies to boost zero carbon energy generation, infrastructure, and beyond.

Go further: Subscribe to the CES Tech Talk Podcast to stay up to date with the latest trends from the show.

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