University entrepreneurs will launch prosthetics software breakthroughs, IT security and quantum technology at the world’s largest technology show, CES 2020.
For the fifth consecutive year, the University of Southampton’s Future Worlds stand will be the only UK university exhibiting at CES in Las Vegas from 7 – 10 January.
Founders from Aquark Technologies, SPYDERISK and Radii Devices will unveil their novel technologies on the Future Worlds stand in the Sands Expo, whilst University spinout AudioScenic will be showcasing its latest advances in head-tracking 3D audio soundbars on the nearby UK Pavilion at Eureka Park.
CES 2020 will include over 4,500 exhibiting companies and attract more than 180,000 attendees wanting to see the next generation of consumer technologies.
Future Worlds Director Ben Clark said:
“Exhibiting at CES has helped startups and spinouts from the University of Southampton to gain hundreds of commercial leads and secure millions of pounds of investment. This year’s stand showcases the best of university tech innovations in areas such as Digital Health, Cyber Security, Quantum Technology, 5G, Smart Cities, and AI.”
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