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.
Returns are one of e-commerce’s dirtiest secrets. Customers love them, retailers quietly dread them—and fraudsters increasingly exploit them. Pinch believes it has found a smarter way forward.
RapidSOS is taking aim at one of public safety’s most persistent problems: what happens when a 911 call lands in the wrong place. The public safety AI company has launched Real-Time Interoperability, a new capability designed to ensure that critical emergency data follows a call instantly—even when it crosses jurisdictional boundaries.
For banks embracing AI in financial crime prevention, success is no longer just about having smarter models—it’s about controlling them.
Monnai doesn’t want to build better fraud models. It wants to make every fraud, identity, and credit model work better—by fixing the data underneath them.
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.
Cohesity, a leader in AI-powered data security, has announced an expanded collaboration with Google Cloud, introducing integrated solutions that combine AI, cybersecurity, and data protection. The partnership aims to help enterprises protect sensitive information, meet compliance requirements, and unlock value from AI-ready data.
