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Smart Home Division

Smart home is moving from individual connected devices toward integrated, interoperable, AI-enabled residential systems. CTA’s Smart Home Division engages companies across home control, entertainment, networking, security, energy management, appliances, aging-in-place and installation channels.
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Key Priorities

  • Interoperability across connected devices and platforms

  • AI-enabled automation that improves everyday living

  • Home safety and security

  • Energy management and efficiency

  • Aging-in-place and home health solutions

  • Professional installation and home integration

  • Smart lighting, shades and environmental controls

  • Event programming that convenes and informs industry leaders

CTA Smart Home Division 2026 Goals

Convene the Industry:

Strengthen industry connections and collaboration by driving greater engagement at the in-person Division Conference & Retreat and increasing attendance at the CES 2027 Smart Home Mixer.

Insight Development:

Position the Smart Home Board as a trusted industry authority by selecting a priority topic and producing a high-quality, data-driven research report with practical, actionable insights, supported by targeted promotion through board-sponsored event programming.

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