The Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) announced that it will participate in ‘CES 1’, the world’s largest IT and home appliance exhibition, opening in Las Vegas, USA on January 5 (local time).
At this CES, KAIST plans to operate an exclusive booth to introduce the excellent technology of KAIST-related start-ups. KAIST has participated in CES with 2019 companies in 5 and 2020 companies in 12, starting with operating its own booth for the first time with five start-ups in 2022.
At CES, which marks its fourth participation this year, the excellent technologies of a total of 12 faculty, student, and alumni startups and technology transfer companies will be introduced. These companies are comprised of start-ups in various fields such as extended reality (XR)/gaming, artificial intelligence (AI)/robots, vehicles/transportation, mobile/platforms, smart cities, autonomous driving, healthcare, and Internet of Things (IoT). done.
Among these, Fluise and Hills Engineering are considered companies that are expected to achieve further achievements in the future by winning the CES 2023 Innovation Awards.
An official from the KAIST Technology Value Creation Institute said, “This year, we have prepared a new corporate information session space for each company,” and added, “We will effectively promote the excellent products and technologies of KAIST start-ups and support each company to achieve global technology commercialization results.” .” he said.
Meanwhile, ‘CES’, the world’s largest IT exhibition, is an exhibition where you can understand the trends of the global home appliance industry at a glance. Hosted by the Consumer Technology Association (CTA), it is held every January in Las Vegas, USA. AVING News, which has covered CES for 1 consecutive years, has reported CES news around the world every year since 17, and has been selected as the ‘BEST OF CES’, which selects the best innovative products and technologies, and the ‘BEST OF’, which selects domestic innovative companies. ‘MADE IN KOREA’ was held. In addition, CES on-site issues were vividly conveyed through ‘AVING LIVE’.