A full list of featured exhibitors at CES 2023
There's so many names to list, but here they all are!
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As CES is one of the biggest tech events of the calendar year, we thought we’d put together a CES 2023 exhibitor list just to show you exactly how many exhibitors are being featured and showing off their stuff. All of the details are directly from the CES exhibitors page.
We’ve also put the CES 2023 schedule on display to make sure you know how exactly the event is planned to unfold. If you want to watch along, you’ll want to go here.
CES is categorized into many ‘topic areas’ which each have featured exhibitors – this is exactly what we’re showing off to you for easy reading.
CES 2023 exhibitor list
So, who’s decided to show up to CES 2023 with brand-new tech? Well, you can expect to see some of the biggest names on the planet regarding tech, as well as some names perhaps less-known to you. Let’s get into all the details and break it down to you.
CES 2023 featured exhibitors
You can scroll a little further down if you want a full list of the different topic areas, but first let’s list all the names of brands and companies you can look forward to seeing news from during CES 2023. We’ll also note which (topic area) they are being featured in. There’s a ton of names to get through.
- AMD (Gaming/Metaverse)
- Microsoft (Gaming/Metaverse)
- Sony (Gaming/Metaverse), (Audio/Video)
- Kohler (Smart Home)
- Moen (Smart Home)
- P&G (Smart Home)
- Hancom Group (AI/Robotics)
- Infiniq (AI/Robotics)
- Keenon (AI/Robotics)
- Roborock (AI/Robotics)
- Amazon (Vehicle Tech & Advanced Mobility)
- Cariad (Vehicle Tech & Advanced Mobility)
- Indy Autonomous Challenge (Vehicle Tech & Advanced Mobility)
- Mercedes-Benz (Vehicle Tech & Advanced Mobility)
- Stellantis (Vehicle Tech & Advanced Mobility)
- Abbott (Digital Health)
- MedWand (Digital Health)
- Omron (Digital Health)
- Withings (Digital Health)
- Zero G (Space Tech)
- 3M (Sustainability)
- Asahi Kasei (Sustainability)
- Bitsensing (Sustainability)
- EMD Electronics (Sustainability)
- Chipolo (Lifestyle)
- Invoxia (Lifestyle)
- Letsfit (Lifestyle)
- Moochies (Lifestyle)
- Echelon (Sport Tech)
- NBC Universal (Sport Tech)
- Samsung (Accessibility), (Audio/Video)
- Vispero (Accessibility)
- LG (Audio/Video)
- Panasonic (Audio/Video)
- Airgain (IoT Infrastructure)
- iBasis (IoT Infrastructure)
- Kore (IoT Infrastructure)
- Telit (IoT Infrastructure)
- Toshiba (Enterprise)
- Formlabs (3D Printing)
CES 2023 topic areas
There are a massive 18 topic areas for you to dive into, with a massive range of tech to get through. CES 2023 isn’t shying away from any particular area of tech, as it aims to be a long-lasting ‘Premier Event for the Entire Technology Ecosystem’. We’ve also decided to describe each topic briefly.
We’ve also put together an article for the top 10 topics to look out for if you want a rundown of what to expect.
- Gaming/Metaverse – All things gaming and Metaverse.
- Smart Home – Tech designed to make your home smarter.
- AI/Robotics – Exciting developments in AI and Robotics.
- Vehicle Tech & Advanced Mobility – Vehicle tech and autonomous driving.
- Digital Health – Everything related to health at a digital level, including wearables.
- Space Tech – The latest developments affecting the future of space travel.
- Sustainability – Technology affecting ecosystems and public-private collaborations.
- Lifestyle – Transforming everyday life with lifestyle tech.
- Sport Tech – Tech designed for sport, gym, and athletes.
- Eureka Park – An area for startups to apply to set up and pitch their ideas.
- FinTech – Financial Technology that aims to improve finance and banking.
- Accessibility – Helping change the way people work and live, regardless of limitations.
- Audio/Video – The newest advancements in displays and sound systems.
- IoT Infrastructure – All about next-gen connectivity and communications.
- Enterprise – Some of the largest enterprises in the world showing off new tech.
- 3D Printing – Everything to do with advancements in 3D printing.
- Accessories – Items of tech such as wearables, including smart watches.
- C Space – A space for content creators, advertising, film, and music industries.
