CES 2018 Is Set to Host Over 170,000 Attendees

Las Vegas will be hosting the 2018 edition of CES this upcoming January 9-12 at three locations.

Spread out over downtown Las Vegas will be a collection of venues to learn and experience the latest forms of technology.

These spots include:

Tech East: Las Vegas Convention and World Trade Center (LVCC), Westgate Las Vegas (Westgate) and Renaissance Las Vegas (Renaissance).

Tech West: Sands Expo (Sands), The Venetian, The Palazzo, Wynn Las Vegas and Encore at Wynn (Wynn/Encore).

Tech South: ARIA, Cosmopolitan and Vdara.

Each of these locations in downtown Las Vegas provide a unique set of interactive experiences for users to explore. The Monte Carlo’s Park Theater is a new keynote venue in 2018 and is part of CES Tech South.

The event organizers have noted that a series of media companies will be on hand to discuss the rise in streaming content. After the vote from the F.C.C. on Net Neutrality, one of the main topics on the agenda should be upcoming plans for Internet Service Providers and streaming media.

The lineup to the C Space keynotes include: A&E Networks CEO Nancy Dubuc, Comcast Cable President of Advertising Marcien Jenckes, Discovery Communications CEO David Zaslav, LionTree LLC CEO Aryeh Bourkoff, PepsiCo Senior Vice President of Global Brand Development Kristin Patrick, MediaLink Chairman and CEO Michael E. Kassan and Vice Chairman Wenda Harris Millard, and YouTube Chief Business Officer Robert Kyncl.

“We are excited to announce that top power players in the streaming and content business, who understand consumer viewing habits and are providing rich content and will share their insights on our keynote stage.” – Karen Chupka, senior vice president, CES

One international company that reached out to us that will be providing mixed reality healthcare training at the event this year is Revinax.

CES will host a wide array of new technology. Browse over a series of trends set to be on display this year.

  1. 4K 360° live streaming video.
  2. Augmented & virtual reality.
  3. High resolution audio.
  4. Home theater entertainment.
  5. Mixed reality training for healthcare.
  6. Automation and self-driving vehicles.