Pioneering researchers and students from the University will exhibit their innovations at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2018 in Las Vegas.
Opening to the public today (Tuesday, 9 January), CES is the world-renowned trade show offering the world’s first glimpse of inventions launching from ground-breaking research through demonstrations in Eureka Park, where Southampton’s Future Worlds incubator will lead the UK’s university presence at the Show this year.
Thirty UK startups will exhibit in Eureka Park this month with 10 featured in the Great Britain and Northern Ireland pavilion, supported by the UK Department of International Trade and sponsored by techUK, the trade association for the UK technology industry.
Southampton’s entrepreneurs will give live demonstrations of three featured products at CES 2018: Soton Audio Labs, an immersive 3D audio soundbar; Aura Vision Labs, an artificial intelligence powered video analytics platform and Handy Kanji, an intuitive language app to teach the Japanese writing system.
Dr Reuben Wilcock, Future Worlds Director, said:
“Future Worlds is excited to bring cutting edge innovations from Southampton to CES for the third year running. We are proud to have grown a unique on-campus startup culture and to be incubating some of the brightest entrepreneurial minds in the world today.”
Future Worlds is the on-campus startup incubator at the University. Since its launch in 2015, Future Worlds has helped entrepreneurs launch groundbreaking startups ranging from cutting-edge collaborative research through to student projects.
Keep in touch with all of Future World’s activities at CES 2018 with daily updates online and via Twitter and Facebook.
