CES has always been a bellwether for where technology is heading. At CES 2026, one theme stood out clearly: Physical AI—the shift from artificial intelligence living purely in software to systems that perceive, decide, and act in the real world. Few exhibitors embodied that transition as concretely as Leopard Imaging Inc.
Genesis Security has cracked one of the hardest problems in enterprise surveillance: turning tens of thousands of daily video alerts into actionable intelligence. By integrating Milestone Systems’ XProtect Corporate video management software (VMS) with Actuate’s AI analytics, the Puerto Rico-based security integrator built a centralized remote video monitoring (RVM) model capable of scaling across multiple industries.
Deepen AI, a full-stack data lifecycle platform for autonomous vehicles (AVs) and robotics, is spotlighting new platform capabilities at CES 2026 aimed at improving sensor fusion reliability, reducing calibration friction, and scaling deployment in safety-critical environments.
STRADVISION, a global leader in AI-based vision perception for autonomous vehicles, joined forces with AMD at CES 2026 to demonstrate its SVNet MultiVision software running on the AMD Versal™ AI Edge Series Gen 2 platform. The showcase used AMD’s VEK385 Evaluation Kit as a technical reference environment, highlighting real-time, multi-camera perception for next-generation ADAS and automated driving applications.
ZeroEyes, the creators of the first AI-based gun detection video analytics platform to earn full U.S. Department of Homeland Security SAFETY Act Designation, announced an expansion of its deployment at Ki Charter’s San Marcos campus. Following initial success, the school will now use ZeroEyes’ platform to enhance real-time situational awareness and proactive threat detection.
Luxonis has unveiled its OAK 4 devices, a next-generation edge AI camera system that brings 52 TOPS of on-device inference—a 40x increase over the previous generation. Designed for robotics, industrial automation, smart cities, retail, logistics, and advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS), OAK 4 enables machines to perceive the world without relying on external cloud compute.
AI video surveillance leader Lumana has reached a major milestone: 50,000 cameras deployed across enterprise, commercial, and public spaces. Just over a year after emerging from stealth, the company is positioning itself as the fastest-growing player in AI security.
Connectivity and embedded computing leader Ezurio has unveiled the Nitrogen95 Connected System-on-Module (SOM), a high-performance platform designed for vision, display, and AI-enabled edge applications. Built on the NXP i.MX 95 applications processor family, the module integrates advanced imaging, AI acceleration, and pre-certified Wi-Fi 6 + Bluetooth LE connectivity.
Everseen, a global leader in Vision AI for retail, has appointed Joe White as its new Chief Executive Officer, marking a major leadership shift as the company gears up for its next phase of growth. White—best known for leading product and innovation at Zebra Technologies, Motorola, and Symbol—brings more than three decades of enterprise technology experience across retail, logistics, and industrial automation.
