CES 2022: Defying Omicron, World’s Biggest Tech Show Goes Live In Las Vegas
Executive Summary
CES 2022 is missing some marquee names due to the coronavirus surge, but there’s still plenty to take in at the intersection of digital health and consumer tech. In this roundup, Medtech Insight highlights some standouts, with commentary from company leaders.
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