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Clockwise from top left: CTA President and CEO
Gary Shapiro; The Mercedes-Benz AMG GT Concept
Car; OnStar booth; Hyundai VR exhibit.

Market leading exhibiting companies
included 3M, Baidu, BMW, China Mobile,
Continental, DJI, JD.com, Huawei, Monster,
Mercedes-Benz, Samsung, Suning, Tencent
and UPS. Additionally, CES Asia welcomed
exciting new exhibitors such as BYD,
Changhong Electric, Haier, Honda,
Hyundai, and NEVS.
"This event is very successful and has
a wide effect on product popularity for
all the people here in China and in Asia,"
said Aaron Chow, APAC Marketing
Manager, Monster. "We'll continuously
be here year after year."
Three full days of conference programming featured more than 130 highly sought
after global leaders sharing their outlook
on innovation in Asia. Industry heavyweights graced the keynote stage, including
Baidu, Huawei, JD.com, Le Vision Pictures
and Microsoft. Key executives such as
Lixin Cheng, CEO of ZTE Mobile Devices;
Leopold Beer, AP Regional President, Bosch
Sensortec; David Shoemaker, CEO, NBA
China; Sandy Diao, Director, Strategic
Programs, Indiegogo; Billie Tan, vice president, Business Development, Asia Pacific,
UPS; and Paul Xu, VP, DJI. These industry
leaders discussed a wide range of key industry topics including logistics, self-driving
vehicles, fashion technology, sports technology, VR and more.
This year's show radiated with enthusiasm
about the bright future of tech. CES Asia will
return to Shanghai June 13-15, 2018.

CES Asia
Innovation
Awards
Showcased top
tech products
across 19
categories.

C TA . t e c h / i 3

Startup Stage
(SNIEC, Hall N4)
New dedicated stage
showcased a flash pitch
competition by Johnson
& Johnson and presentations from startup
group organizers French
Tech, Shenzhen Valley
Ventures and ZJ Park,
among others.

Major Product and News Announcements
Made at CES Asia 2017 Include:
Acooo China's OneCore Living
Room Computer automatically syncs
one's mobile devices and apps, video
game consoles and television.

that helps motorcycles maintain
balance and control.

Beijing Xin Bo's two tilt rotor fixed-wing
unmanned aviation vehicles - VM44 and
VT44, which are capable of flying at high
speeds for long durations of time.

Hyundai Motor's partnership with one
of the largest internet companies in
China, Baidu, to provide Chinese drivers
a wider range of connected car services,
including connected navigation and
voice-control technologies.

BMW's HoloActive Touch, part of
BMW's i Inside Future solution and a new
dimension to how drivers can select and
control vehicle functions, navigation,
infotainment and communication.

Meo Limited's Blue, an air quality monitor that allows governments and businesses to understand the origin of
pollution and weather patterns affecting
their city's exposure to air pollutants.

China Mobile's three new cellular
IoT communication modules, two of
which are NarrowBand-IoT (NB-IoT)
modules and the final, a 2G communications module. The new modules aim
to speed up the commercial usage
of NB-IoT in China.

Mercedes-Benz, S-Class Sedan and
their AMG GT Concept Car.

Harman's Sonique, a voice
solution featuring a customizable,
high-performance microphone and
a suite of voice algorithms to accurately
capture voice commands, even in
high ambient noise environments.
HiScene's HiAR Glasses with an
enhanced optical system, higher display
resolution, improved battery life and
an adjustable, one-size-fits-all headset.
Hisense's N8700 ULED TV series,
which touts a high value, quality
experience and will be launched in
over 30 countries globally this year.
Honda's latest prototypes, "Honda
NeuV," an electric, automated car and
"Honda Riding Assist," a solution

Morpex's MU SpaceBot, a wooden
interactive robot building kit for children
aged eight and above.
NEVS' InMotion Concept, an integrated vehicle solution for sustainable
city living, which will be used in Tianjin in
late 2017, as part of NEVS' sustainable
mobility program.
Shadow Creators' Halo, AI goggles
that support hand gesture recognition
and spatial modeling.
Shanghai Askat Information
Technology's MyBot, a smart
controller, which recognizes and
responds to voice commands for
smart home appliances.
Snugs' custom-fit earphones, the first
of its kind to deploy 3D scanning and
printing to ensure the best fit for each
customer's inner ear.

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