CES LAS VEGAS 2027January 6 to 9, 2027
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THE STARTUPS NOT TO MISS

Spot the ideas that could change what comes next. And ask the right questions to the people building them.

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Official launch visual for Axelera AI's Europa chip, September 2026
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Netherlands

Axelera AI

Artificial Intelligence

Incubated by a crypto group, it computes inside memory to take on Nvidia at the edge.

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South Korea

DeepFusion AI

Artificial Intelligence

Software that turns 4D radar into 360° perception where cameras and LiDAR fail.

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The Lymow One Plus tracked robotic mower on a lawn
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China

Lymow

Robotics

A Narwal and SharkNinja alumnus puts tank tracks and rotary blades under a robot mower.

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The second-generation mui Board, a natural wood panel whose glowing icons appear when touched
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Japan

mui Lab

Smart Home and Appliances

A wooden plank that runs the smart home, then fades out when you stop touching it.

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STUDIO LAB's GENCY PB robotic photographer, as shown on the company's official website
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South Korea

STUDIO LAB

Artificial Intelligence

A Samsung spin-off where a robot shoots the clothes and AI writes the product page.

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Canada

Velavu

IoT/Sensors

Spun out of an Ottawa design studio, it tracks vehicles and tools underground.

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QSIMpro-LAN, QSIMPLUS software for quantum local area networks, a CES Innovation Awards 2024 Honoree
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South Korea

QSIMPLUS

Cybersecurity

A Korea University spin-off that simulates quantum key links, then builds the gear.

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Vaonis Hestia, an optical eyepiece mounted on a smartphone for sky photography
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France

Vaonis

Digital Imaging

Montpellier's smart telescope pioneer moves upmarket, from $2,490 to $99,000.

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A Mand.ro bionic hand reaching toward a robotic arm
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South Korea

Mand.ro

Accessibility

A 3D-printed robotic hand from USD 1,000, now heading for humanoid robots too.

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ExampleNetherlands

Aura

Smart Communities

Understand the air before taking action.

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ExampleFrance

Echo

Accessibility & AgeTech

Hear what matters. Not the noise.

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ExampleFrance

Helios

Sustainability & Energy/Power

What if our windows generated energy?

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ExampleGermany

Morph

XR & Spatial Computing

Digital experiences you can feel.

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ExampleSweden

Volt

Sustainability & Energy/Power

Rethinking batteries, starting with materials.

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