CES was born 50 years ago in New York.

Moving beyond the typical “touch-and-try” product showcase and demonstration stage, Canon transformed CES into an inviting venue to attract visionaries and cultivate future opportunities for new business.

In CES’ dedicated area for startups, Eureka Park, look for the roughly 50 female-founded companies in categories such as artificial intelligence, smart home tech and wearables.

Samantha Wolfe has turned her heated lacrosse stick from a high school project to a full-fledged invention on the CES show floor

For 50 years, CES® has been the world stage for innovators and breakthrough technologies. During that time, the show has also become fertile ground for sustainable technologies, products and conversations, seen most clearly with this year’s “Sustainability Day.” At CES 2017, CTA partnered with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) and key technology industry members for a day of environmental-focused events.