The Consumer Technology Association’s (CTA)® 2026 Tech Week brings hands-on technology experiences directly to policymakers and media during CTA’s CES on the Hill on April 22 in Washington, D.C. 

“CES on the Hill brings together the people shaping an American-led technology future,” said Gary Shapiro, Executive Chair and CEO, CTA. “The United States is the best place to build and grow a business, but we need innovation-friendly policies to ensure American business stays globally competitive. That’s why we’re so thrilled to deliver an event that gives policymakers a chance to see the power of innovation up close.”

This invitation-only event offers a firsthand look at technology shaping our future. Through demonstrations from CTA member companies, CES on the Hill explores how legislation and policy decisions impact real-world innovation. It is also an opportunity to connect the people driving these conversations forward with the innovators building these technologies.   

“CES on the Hill delivers the magic of CES to Washington,” said Kinsey Fabrizio, President, CTA. “It’s a unique opportunity to see the full breadth of the technology ecosystem in action, with innovators in artificial intelligence, autonomous mobility, digital health, robotics, wearables, and more. Policy leaders can experience technology that’s improving lives and solving some of the world’s most pressing challenges.” 

Tech on Display:

• Brunswick Corporation will demo assisted-autonomous boat driving and AI-powered onboard assistants.
• EMD Electronics will demonstrate their role in advancing AI with a transistor model and spotlight life science innovation through an organ-on-a-chip. 
• Garmin International will present GPS-enabled golf technologies, featuring advanced wearables and immersive simulator systems.
•  Google will show how its AI tools are applied in real-world government and business settings. 
• Hitachi Energy will showcase an AI-powered suite of energy tools managing the electricity grid.
• Humetrix will exhibit a suite of AI-powered digital health solutions for patients and healthcare professionals. 
• Infineon Technologies will display humanoid robotics including a robotic arm and head. 
• John Deere will demo a cloud-based platform that helps farmers manage their operations.
• Lyft will display bikeshare technology, including its bike and Pillar docking station.
• OMRON Healthcare will showcase devices that screen for high blood pressure and AFib.
• Osso VR will showcase its virtual reality headset and immersive training programs for healthcare professionals.
• Samsung Electronics America will exhibit AI-powered TVs, wearables, and mobile devices.
• TeroAI will feature an AI-powered tool for analyzing congressional district data.
• Tesla will showcase the Cybercab autonomous vehicle and Optimus humanoid robot.
• Vispero will demonstrate screen reader software and AI labeler to expand digital access for blind users.
• VusionGroup will display electronic shelf labels transforming the retail experience.

Stay tuned: More exhibitors to be announced.

CTA Tech Week gathers lawmakers and business leaders to explore the latest in technology innovation and policy, including CES on the Hill and the Digital Patriots and Hall of Fame Awards Dinner, which honors champions of technology innovation across government and industry.

Media and members of Congress are invited to a special preview of CES on the Hill before the event opens to general attendees.  

Media Registration

Media interested in complimentary registration for CES on the Hill or any other information about Tech Week should reach out to Laura Ambrosio: media@cta.tech. All non-media questions should be directed to: events@cta.tech.