CES (Consumer Electronics Show) is one of the world’s most influential technology trade shows, held annually across multiple venues in Las Vegas, including the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC) and the Venetian Expo. The event brings together global technology brands, startups, and innovators across automotive mobility, AI, digital health, smart home, and consumer electronics—creating a show environment where both product storytelling and technical readiness matter.

Exhibiting at CES involves execution scenarios that vary by venue and hall. From large-scale vehicle and mobility showcases in the LVCC West Hall to interactive demos in Central Hall and residential-style smart home setups at the Venetian Expo, exhibitors must plan booth design, logistics, and installation strategies around venue rules and technical requirements. Many CES booths rely on AV-heavy displays, stable power and data planning, controlled lighting, and clean cable management—especially when experiences include live demos, touchscreens, or capture-to-display workflows.

For many CES exhibitors, a 20×20 trade show booth is a common footprint to balance interactive product demos, branded storytelling walls, and a small meeting zone without overcomplicating installation sequencing across venues. For teams that need a turnkey approach, our design and engineering services help align layout, build details, and execution planning with hall-specific constraints and show deadlines. As a Las Vegas–based exhibit builder, Circle Exhibit supports CES exhibitors with on-site execution tailored to venue workflows and compressed move-in schedules—see our Las Vegas trade show booth builder page for local execution considerations.