At the 2007 International Consumer Electronics Show
Sands Convention Center, January 7-11, 2007, Las Vegas

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In January 2006, Robotics Trends and the Consumer Electronics Association produced the first annual Robotics TechZone at the International CES, the world’s largest consumer electronics tradeshow.  That event broke new ground and announced to the world that the new consumer electronics industry segment – Consumer Robotics - had ‘arrived’.
 

CES + Consumer Robotics = CES Robotics TechZone

Consumer robotics products have sold in the millions.  Today, consumer robots and robotic technology are vacuuming our living rooms, mowing our lawns, assisting our parents, and entertaining and teaching our children. For companies to maximize their potential for success in the consumer robotics market, as well as grow the market as a whole, they must be able to identify, meet with and educate prospective customers and partners more effectively and rapidly than their competitors.  The CES Robotics TechZone was designed specifically to do just that.  It presents a unique opportunity for companies and individuals to become active participants in a new technology industry poised for massive growth – Consumer Robotics.
 

More Than Booth Space
The CES Robotics TechZone is much more than a collection of robotics companies.  The ‘Zone’ is both an educational and expositional platform.  As such, it provides Robotics TechZone sponsors with a much bigger bang for their sponsorship investment. The CES Robotics TechZone which includes:

• Robotics TechZone Exhibition Area – A 7,000 square foot area in the Sands Conference Center dedicated to the newest entry into the consumer electronics space – consumer robotics. 
   

• Robotics TechZone Consumer Robotics Conference Program – A full day of conference sessions dedicated to the potential of the consumer robotics market

More than 75,000 attendees rode the Sands Express shuttles to and from the Sand Exposition Center and the Las Vegas Convention Center.

 - 2006 International CES VERIS Audit Report

“There is no greater opportunity in the consumer robotics market.”