CES continues to evolve into a broad technology show that increasingly overlaps automotive, energy, robotics, and industrial systems. After several days on the floor, a few themes stood out clearly, both in what showed real progress and what felt overextended. Robotics & Humanoids Robotics and humanoids had a heavy presence. The range of maturity was wide. We saw plenty of robots fall over. We also saw genuinely impressive demonstrations, including humanoids playing ping pong

Electric vehicles are highly efficient under normal driving conditions, but towing creates a unique challenge. Added mass and aerodynamic...

As vehicles become increasingly software-defined and connected, the attack surface for bad actors expands dramatically. From over-the-air (OTA) updates to plug-and-charge systems, embedded controllers must ensure that critical data and operations remain secure

Globalization has transformed the automotive industry, enabling vehicles and components to be designed, manufactured, and sold across borders. With this increased complexity, international safety standards play a critical role in ensuring vehicles meet consistent performance, quality, and safety expectations—regardless of where they are produced or driven.