December 1, 2024, Japan – Kyocera Corporation is going to demonstrate far-reaching developments in the world of artificial intelligence, self-driving vehicles, and wireless technologies at CES 2025 that is going to be held in Las Vegas from January 7 to January 10. The company will be launching HD aerial displays, AI ranging cameras, and underwater optical wireless communications with the theme “Technology Advancing Mobility, for Engineers Driving the World Forward.”
The Vehicle Tech & Advanced Mobility Zone will showcase new innovations from Kyocera in its booth #4816, including millimeter-wave autonomy driving solutions and state-of-the-art components of Kyocera AVX Components Corporation. The public can now experience more of the systems enabling mobility, from GaN components to solutions redefining the modern automotive and wireless industries.
“CES is the world’s most influential technology trade show, and 2025 marks Kyocera’s first major CES appearance since the pandemic,” said Shoichi Nakagawa, Executive Officer, General Manager, Research and Development Division, Kyocera Corporation. “The technologies we create at Kyocera support virtually every aspect of modern life, from advanced mobility and autonomous driving, all the way to satellites and aerospace technology, mobile communications, renewable energy solutions and medical technologies. We’ll be unveiling some innovative solutions for the first time at CES, and we look forward to visitors experiencing firsthand how our technology is helping advance the industries of tomorrow.”
As for the introduction of Kyocera’s products, it emphatically demonstrates the commitment of introducing mobility to AI integration systems that are efficient, innovative, and sustainable.
Source: https://global.kyocera.com/newsroom/news/2024/000978.html
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