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From self-driving technologies to aftermarket enhancements and smart mobility, the state of vehicle technology is rapidly evolving.
Inside CES 2023: Trends & Takeaways
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Inside CES 2023: Trends & Takeaways

This in-depth report, incorporating exclusive CTA research and other trend analysis not available from any other source, will provide you with a complete overview of CES 2023 and ensure you know about the important trends impacting the tech market in the year ahead.


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Ripple™, hosted by the Consumer Technology Association (CTA)®, is an open-radar API standard to enable hardware / software interoperability and accelerate the growth of applications for general purpose consumer radar.


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The Vehicle Technology Division of the Consumer Technology Association (CTA)® works to ensure a level playing field of aftermarket products and combat regulatory efforts to limit the use of new devices in vehicles.