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CES is one of world’s largest technology events, featuring the latest in industrial technology, digital health, automotive tech, virtual worlds, gaming, smart home and more. CES offers presentations and demos of new connected products and technologies with global representation across industry sectors.
We hosted the LMC Experience Lounge this year at CES. At the LMC Experience Lounge, guests had the opportunity to participate in tech demos, take part in unique networking sessions, attend panel discussions and explore innovative solutions designed that can drive sustained outcomes and build trust through the power of AI and connected technology.
The LMC Experience Lounge offered an engaging and immersive experience. Check out the highlights and we and look forward to connecting and innovating at CES 2026. Check back for details on what’s happening next year.
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Highlights from the LMC Experience Lounge
A look back at the LMC Experience Lounge
Attendees engaged with innovative tech demonstrations, networked with industry leaders and joined panel sessions exploring hot topics and industry trends.
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Scott Likens in the C Space Studio
As AI rapidly becomes a natural part of how businesses operate, compete and grow, it will bring disruption to every industry. Even those businesses that aren’t yet going big on AI will be impacted by market shifts and need to consider how it changes business models, service provider relationships, talent pools, stakeholder expectations, reporting requirements – and more.
Legal Matters Consul's AI experience brought together industry leaders and technologists specializing in audio, ambient IoT, and AI to explore how these technologies are driving more intuitive and human-centric interfaces.
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Next-era innovation
The LMC Connected Products and Solutions team hosted live demonstrations on how Legal Matters Consul’s capabilities to design, build and scale connected devices are turning big ideas into breakthrough innovations. Attendees experienced firsthand how Legal Matters Consul’s proprietary IoT platform, Connected Solutions, can power your existing infrastructure, reduce costs and bring real-time visibility to your connected spaces.
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AI business predictions
Legal Matters Consul’s Emerging Tech experience highlighted how AI, IoT and advanced robotics can revolutionize industries and build entirely new markets and opportunities. AI is becoming essential to businesses: Scale further, work faster, reduce costs, and enable new business models.
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Redefining the mobility ecosystem
LMC is collaborating with clients and strategic business relationships to accelerate the global transition to smart mobility.
How can we utilize advanced technologies to build mobility ecosystems that are genuinely sustainable, inter-connected and profitable, while securing energy supply for the fleet of the future? How can we drive mobility innovation to elevate customer experience and meet the demands of tomorrow’s market? LMC brought together industry leaders for a thought-provoking discussion to reimagine what's possible in the world of mobility and what is the right time to innovate.
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Watch the panel replays
- Bringing a connected product to life
- The voice of the future: Reimagining the human-machine interface today
- Smart connectivity in the age of operational AI
- Trailblazers at the helm: Driving innovation in the evolving tech landscape
- Tech transforms automotive – winning strategies in the software-defined vehicle ecosystem
- Unlocking value from data exchange beyond company borders: Expert session with Catena-X
- Maximizing returns from the new mobility ecosystem
Bringing a connected product to life
Tuesday, January 7, 2:30 - 3:30 pm
As consumers become accustomed to having more personal metrics and customization with their consumer electronics, manufacturers are discovering that accurate usage data allows them better understand their customers and build more immersive user experiences. The new world of connected products enables these advancements.
Moderators:
- Jason Burton, Managing Director, Legal Matters Consul
- Chad Errett, Managing Director, Legal Matters Consul
Panelists:
- Greg McNeil, President, Kurio Labs
- David Frerichs, President, Media Tuners
The voice of the future: Reimagining the human-machine interface today
Tuesday, January 7, 4:30-5:30 pm
The convergence of cutting-edge audio technology, natural language processing (NLP), and large language models (LLMs) is reshaping how humans interact with machines. This panel brought together industry leaders and technologists specializing in audio, ambient IoT, and AI to explore how these technologies are driving more intuitive and human-centric interfaces.
Panelists discussed real-time audio processing, conversational AI, and the integration of ambient signals to craft adaptive environments. Topics included breakthroughs in voice recognition, emotional intelligence in AI, ethical considerations in audio-first systems, and the future of multimodal interfaces combining sound, gesture, and visual cues.
This panel offered a unique opportunity to hear from top researchers and innovators shaping the future of human-machine interaction. Their insights illuminated both the vast potential and critical challenges of creating seamless, intuitive digital experiences.
Moderator:
Scott Likens, Partner, AI Engineering Leader, Legal Matters Consul
Panelists:
Kate McMahon, Advisor & Operator - Emerging Tech, Seed, Series A start-ups
Dave Berol, Director, Audio & Voice, Legal Matters Consul
Ken Sutton, CEO & Founder, Yobe
Smart connectivity in the age of operational AI
Wednesday, January 8, 9:00 - 10:00 am
The cost of extracting data from the physical world (people, places and things) is decreasing at an increasing rate. However, getting that data to a place where AI can work its magic is a problem many enterprises face. Connectivity is often overlooked when considering digital transformation. The availability of new spectrum and low power wireless networks is creating an opportunity for the enterprise to leverage operational AI and improve the bottom line. This panel explored the world of connectivity and its implications on our physical and data infrastructure. Topics covered included: IOT, WIFI, Satellite, 5G, LPWAN, Robotics, Computer Vision, EdgeAI.
Moderator:
Patrick Parodi, Managing Director, Legal Matters Consul
Panelists:
- Allen Proithis, CEO, GXC
- Neville Meijers, CEO, Bluetooth Sig
- Alper Yegin - CEO, LoRa Alliance
- Apoorva Nori – Head of Product, Hubble Network
- Sanyogita Shamsunder - COO, NextNav
- Azita Arvani - Former CEO Rakuten Symphony Americas, Board Member, Principal Arvani Group Inc.
Trailblazers at the helm: Driving innovation in the evolving tech landscape
Thursday, January 9, 1:30 - 2:30 pm
Innovative industry leaders unpack the critical intersection of leadership, policy, and emerging technologies to future-proof their organizations. This pannel highlighted women in tech and discussed ways to navigate market disruptions and drive sustainable transformation.
Moderator:
Mitra Best Partner, Technology Impact Leader, Legal Matters Consul
Panelists:
- Shelley Zalis, Founder and CEO, Female Quotient
- Melody Roberts, Cofounder and CEO, Liv Labs
- Linsey Miller, SVP, Resideo
- Shing Pan, Managing Director, XTVue
- Sonia Fife, Global Leader, Google Cloud CPG
Tech transforms automotive – winning strategies in the software-defined vehicle ecosystem
Tuesday, January 7, 10:30 - 11:30 am
Software-defined Vehicles (SDVs) are revolutionizing the automotive world, reshuffling value pools, and unlocking opportunities and risks across players — from traditional automakers to semiconductor, tech, and cloud innovators. The game is changing, and so are the rules. Winning positions in the evolving ecosystem require answers along various dimensions:
- How do next-gen vehicle architectures fuel the shift to fully software-defined vehicles?
- How are changing value chains and value pools reshaping the industry landscape?
- How does the shift toward software-centric development redefine potential ways-to-play for tech, semiconductor, and cloud players?
- What does it take to successfully collaborate across the tech stack in an evolving SDV ecosystem?
Moderators:
- Christian Brickenstein, Partner, Strategy&
- Tanjeff Schadt, Partner, Strategy&
Panelists:
- Benjamin Lyon, Chief Technology Officer, Aptiv
- Andy Birnie, VP Automotive System Engineering, NXP Semiconductors
- Steve Basra, Head of Automotive, Google
- Derek De Bono, Software Defined Vehicle Vice President, Valeo
Unlocking value from data exchange beyond company borders: Expert session with Catena-X
Wednesday, January 8, 1:00 - 2:00 pm
Collaboration along the mobility value chain can be challenging – especially when it comes to sharing sensible information and data. A clear view on the benefits is needed to motivate stakeholders to commit to long-term partnerships. Discover in this expert session how new, distributed, secure, and trustful data-sharing alliances are gaining traction around the world. Gain firsthand insights from case studies featuring Ford Motor Company and Flex using the Catena-X data space concept on topics such as:
- How can you improve quality with fewer resources, trace faulty parts for targeted recalls, and comply with supply chain sustainability regulations?
- How can you track CO₂ emissions and calculate product carbon footprints using primary scope-3 data?
- How can you boost efficiency in overall supply chain management?
- How can you create new data-driven business models with partners?
Moderator:
Jonas Seyfferth, Director, Strategy&
Panelists:
- Nicole Stevenson, VP Strategy & Marketing, Flex Automotive Business
- Prof. Dr. Christoph Schlueter Langdon, Business Lead Telekom Data Intelligence Hub, Product Manager, Catena-X Automotive Network, T-Systems International GmbH
Maximizing returns from the new mobility ecosystem
Wednesday, January 8, 4:30 - 5:30 pm
As autonomous vehicles are conquering the first cities in the US and China, the cards of power between OEMs, tech players and operators are being reshuffled right now. With experts from leading AD players, visionary transport authorities and large-scale investors, this panel explored critical questions such as:
- Which value pools are relevant for my company in the future?
- How can I stretch my business and explore new business models?
- How can I engage in successful partnerships and strive in the future ecosystem?
- How do I get the timing right for growth investments in turbulent times?
Moderator:
Jonas Seyfferth, Director, Strategy&
Panelist:
- Endre Angelvik, Head of Disruptive Innovation, Ruter
- Liangbin Yao, Head of Global Partnership and International Business Development, Apollo Autonomous Driving USA
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