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Singapore SMEs launch new products at consumer tech fair in Las Vegas

Three established companies and 10 startups are part of the Singapore Pavilion at the Consumer Electronics Show 2024

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Paige Lim

Paige Lim

Published Wed, Jan 10, 2024 · 10:10 AM
    • Medical device startup GyroGear, founded by Dr Ong Joon Faii (far left), has clinched three awards at the CES 2024 Innovation Awards for its flagship product, the GyroGlove.
    • Medical device startup GyroGear, founded by Dr Ong Joon Faii (far left), has clinched three awards at the CES 2024 Innovation Awards for its flagship product, the GyroGlove. PHOTO: GYROGEAR

    FROM smart gloves to a blood sugar monitor, technological innovations by 13 Singapore companies are on show at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2024 in Las Vegas, which began on Tuesday (Jan 9).

    The companies are there as part of the Singapore Pavilion, led by the Association of Small and Medium Enterprises (Asme) and supported by Enterprise Singapore.

    In a media statement, Asme noted that at the trade show, Singapore companies can learn and collaborate with global startups. Exhibitors at CES include manufacturers, developers and suppliers of hardware, content and technology delivery systems.

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