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Indian presence grows at CES 2026

Indian presence grows at CES 2026
Indian presence continues to grow at CES: top executive at worlds biggest technology showcase · livemint.com

The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is a big event where companies from all over the world show off their latest technology.

This year, more Indian companies and startups are participating than ever before.

Some of these companies include Ultrahuman, which makes health and fitness products, and Noise, which is a big smartwatch brand.

The organizers of CES are happy to see so many Indian companies joining because it shows that technology from India is becoming more important globally.

The event is happening in Las Vegas from January 7th to 9th, 2026, and it's a great place for these companies to show what they can do on a world stage.

Key facts

Event
CES 2026
Dates
January 7-9, 2026
Location
Las Vegas
Indian Companies Participating
Ultrahuman, aabo, ArvyaX Technologies, CMAI Association of India, Noise, Sona Comstar, Zoondia
Total Exhibitors
4,100+
Countries Participating
150+
Percentage of International Attendees
40%

Quotes

John Kelley

Vice President and Show Director, CES

“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.”
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“We're really excited to welcome to the show this year.”
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Gary Shapiro

Executive Chair and CEO, Consumer Technology Association

“CES is where innovators show up, business accelerates, partnerships ignite, and technology transforms real-world challenges into bold opportunities. We’re thrilled to see global innovators show up and unveil the breakthroughs that will shape the future.”
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Hamish Patel

Vice President - Product Devices for Noise

“We're actually very proud to come here and compete on a world stage. Now the company is quite mature. We have our own R&D team, we do most of the designs ourselves, we do most of the manufacturing ourselves in India. Over here, the idea is not to come with the same products. We truly have products that can compete here with the best.”
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Shalabh Bhatnagar

Founder and CEO, ArvyaX Technologies

“It is a very big moment because we are not just representing our company at CES but we feel we are representing India in the world - innovation coming from India for the world.”
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