Robotics Trends Looking for Robot Demos for CES® 2017 Robotics Conference

LAS VEGAS - Nov. 8, 2016 - PRLog -- Robotics Trends is currently looking for robot demos to take place during their half-day Robotics conference being presented at CES on January 6, 2017 in Las Vegas, Nevada. The "Robots for the Real World Showcase" will show off robots that are already working with humans and making a major impact on the world. Each company will get 5-10 minutes, depending on how many robots are in the lineup, to demo their robot and allow for Q&A with the CES audience.

Deadline: Monday, November 21, 2016
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Both the Robotics Marketplace and Robotics half-day conference session at CES are presented by Robotics Trends. Attendees will get a first look at the latest robots entering the market and learn from experts about the specific ways that robots are redefining the consumer experience and pushing back the boundaries of innovation. "Robots can increasingly move, see, hear, sense and react to the environment," said Gary Shapiro, President and CEO of the Consumer Technology Association™ (CTA). "Robots will change how we approach our daily lives."

"Life with robots is becoming more of a reality than ever before," said Steve Crowe, Managing Editor of Robotics Trends. "Self-Driving cars are expected to take the roads by 2020, while big-name companies like Amazon and Asus dive into the personal robot realm."

Want to see what you missed last year? Our 2016 conference is available online on http://www.roboticstrends.com/ and includes talks by Lux Research's Mark Bünger and Maryanna Saenko, James Kuffer of Toyota Research Institute, and a panel consisting of AIBrain, Aldebaran, Blue Frog Robotics and Yamaha.

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The only media brand exclusively devoted to robotics for the consumer market, Robotics Trends is a consumer's guide to enhancing daily life with robotics and AI technology. Updated daily, the content helps make sense of the growing universe of personal robotics technologies and innovations designed to improve the way we work, play and live.

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