The fourth day of the Ukrainian Pavilion’s work at the Consumer Electronics Show 2026 in Las Vegas became a point of strategic consolidation of results and a transition to a new stage of engagement with international markets. At this stage, CES ceases to be an exhibition in the classical sense and transforms into a platform for post-exhibition decisions, long-term partnerships, and the systemic integration of technologies into global economic processes. The Ukrainian Pavilion

The third day of the Ukrainian Pavilion’s work at Consumer Electronics Show 2026  in Las Vegas was focused on building practical mechanisms of cooperation with the U.S. technology ecosystem. The Ukrainian Pavilion teams took part in a series of meetings with representatives of U.S. companies as part of the Meet & Greet with U.S. Companies program at the International Business Center (IBC) — CES’s official space for economic and technology diplomacy, where the foundations for

On the second day of the Consumer Electronics Show 2026 , the Ukrainian Pavilion became a focal point for international companies, industry delegations, and members of the investment community. Interest in the exhibit centered on technologies that are already operating in complex industrial environments and have proven scaling potential. It was the applied nature of the solutions presented — from autonomous platforms and robotics to data-driven and environmental technologies