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The startup destination at CES for breakthrough technologies, investor visibility and global exposure.
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Eureka Park® at CES®

Where startups get discovered and funded through product launches, investor connections, media exposure and global partnerships.

 Why Eureka Park

  • Connect with investors, media, creators and global brands looking for what’s next

  • Launch in front of a highly visible startup community at CES

  • Build partnerships that can accelerate growth

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  • 14K+ Attendees, Media, Creators interested in startups

  • $27B+ VC raised since 2012

  • 1300+ VC/PE/Investment/Finance companies in attendance

Two Ways to Participate in Eureka Park

  • Independent Startups

    For early to venture-stage companies ready to scale.

    Criteria

    • ≤ 5 years old
    • ≤ Series B funding
    • Demo-ready technology
    What You Get
    • Exhibit space in the startup discovery zone
    • Global media exposure
    • Access to investors and corporate partners

  • Global Innovation Pavilions

    For governments, accelerators and ecosystem groups.

    Purpose

    • Showcase national innovation
    • Promote startup ecosystems
    • Support and showcase emerging companies
    What You Get
    • Branded pavilion space
    • Multi-company showcase opportunities
    • Visibility with investors and media

Eureka Park Entry Criteria

Qualifying to exhibit in Eureka Park at CES is a selective process. CTA reviews every application to identify the most compelling, innovative startups.

Eureka Park is designed for true startups: new companies in their early stages, not established companies launching a new product. Eligible companies are typically five years old or less, have Series B funding or less, and offer demo-ready technology.

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What CTA Looks For

CTA’s review team evaluates each applicant’s website, product pitch and vision to build a showcase of the most promising new companies in consumer technology.

  • Consumer Tech Relevance

    The startup must offer a product or service directly tied to consumer technology, including smart devices, wearables, AI, health tech, vehicle tech, Audio/Video, smart cities, enterprise technology and related categories. The technology must be demo-ready as a prototype, beta or branded final product. Concepts or components for another device do not qualify.

  • True Startup Status

    Eureka Park is for early-stage companies, often pre-launch or recently launched, with a first product introduced on or after January 1, 2026. Companies with years of sales history are not a fit.

  • Standout Innovation

    The technology must be fresh, disruptive and positioned to attract investor, media or market attention. CTA is curating the most exciting breakthroughs, so applicants should clearly tell their story and explain what makes their product original.

  • First-Time or Limited Exhibitor Status

    Startups are generally limited to exhibiting in Eureka Park for a maximum of two years. First-time exhibitors are prioritized. Alumni may return once more if their product has not fully launched and they still meet all other criteria. Companies that have exhibited elsewhere at CES outside Eureka Park are typically ineligible.

  • No Intellectual Property Conflicts

    The startup must have a clean intellectual property record, with no known disputes or legal issues that could affect its credibility or participation.

Eureka Park Application

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