• Dates: January 6 - January 9
• Exhibitors: 4,000+
• Attendees: 130,000+
• Industry: Consumer Electronics & Emerging Technology
• Venue: LVCC (3150 Paradise Road, Las Vegas, NV 89109)
• Audience: Tech brands, startups, investors, media
• Event Focus: AI, smart devices, mobility, digital platforms
• Booth Types: Product demos, launch stages, immersive environments
• Activations: Press events, live demos, keynote launches
• Build Needs: Staging, truss, platforms, LED support, ADA access
  

CES has been held annually since 1967 and has grown into one of the most influential technology events in the world. What began as a consumer electronics showcase has expanded to include artificial intelligence, automotive technology, digital infrastructure, and emerging platforms. Today, it serves as a global launchpad for innovation across multiple industries.

CES operates as a global product launch platform where companies introduce new technologies to media, buyers, and industry professionals. The show floor is fast-paced and highly competitive, with brands focused on visibility, engagement, and product demonstration.

Booths at CES are designed to highlight products through interaction and presentation. Exhibitors build environments that guide attendees through demonstrations, product displays, and presentations. Platforms and structured layouts help create visibility while managing high traffic flow.

Live demonstrations, press events, and scheduled presentations take place across the show floor throughout the event. Exhibitors use staging and defined presentation areas to create moments that attract attention and support product storytelling. Structured environments also help manage crowds during peak periods.

6–8 months before the show
Exhibitors begin planning booth layouts, product launches, and structural staging requirements for high-visibility environments and displays.

3–4 months before the show
Production teams finalize platform designs, presentation areas, and booth layouts to support demos and attendee flow throughout.

6–8 weeks before the show
Staging rentals, truss systems, and access solutions are secured as booth builds and launch plans are confirmed internally.

2–4 weeks before the show
Final adjustments are made to accommodate product updates, media schedules, and additional presentation areas on-site as needed.

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