India's Participation Gains Momentum at CES

Indian companies and startups are playing an increasingly visible role at CES, reflecting the country's expanding influence in global technology and innovation. Organizers say this growing participation highlights India's strengths in areas such as AI, mobility, sustainability, and digital solutions, and reaffirm their commitment to encouraging deeper engagement from Indian innovators in future editions of the event.

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These remarks were made by Vice President and Show Director, CES John Kelley.

"The Indian presence continues to grow at CES. I think you're starting to see more and more Indian startups show up and participate at CES. And of course, we welcome broad Indian participation in the years to come," Kelley said.

Kelley specifically mentioned Bangalore-based technology and wearables company Ultrahuman, which he said "we're really excited to welcome to the show this year."

Ultrahuman's products include the world's lightest sleep-tracking wearable, a continuous glucose monitoring platform and a preventive blood testing platform.

Kelley said he anticipates participation from about 150 countries at this year's edition of CES, noting that about 40 per cent of the attendees and exhibits at the trade show come from outside the United States.