Ready for physical AI and truthful Digital Twins? The shift from silos to decentralized dataspaces
Join us at CES 2026 from Jan 6 to 9 in Las Vegas – 2 sessions
CES is renowned for showcasing tech innovations—sometimes bold, mostly with real-world impact—from virtual reality and 3D printing to self-driving cars and 5G. This year, a new wave is rolling in: GenAI is accelerating the rise of Industrial and Physical AI, putting data readiness—inside the enterprise and across entire supply chains—squarely on the CEO and executive agenda.
Fortunately, distributed web technology has kept pace. Dataspace technology and data ecosystems such as Catena-X in automotive now enable secure, sovereign data transactions across companies, with built-in IP and usage-rights protection. First movers are already benefiting from “truthful” digital twins—for example, answering “How much China is in your product?”—as a launchpad into Physical AI.
But don’t just take our word for it—come and see for yourself. We will share the WHY—strategies, use cases, economics—and the HOW—best practices, quick wins, scaling—based on pioneering CES launches, award-winning pilots with Ford and Flex, and production implementations with BMW and others.
Session 1
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Session 2
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Highlights from our CES 2025
(1) Panel hosted by PwC in its Venetian Experience Lounge, featuring experts from PwC, Strategy&, Flex Automotive, and Deutsche Telekom’s T-Systems on pioneering decentralized dataspace technology to boost supply chain performance, illustrated through product carbon footprint (PCF) calculation and tracking with primary scope-3 data.
(2) Panel hosted on IAV’s West Hall booth premiered the use of browser-based Dataspace-as-a-Service technology to break down internal and cross-company data silos and boost AI-ready data for competitive advantage in software-defined vehicle (SDV) solutions, led by Saskia Kohlhaas (CDO & EVP IT, IAV) and Prof. Dr. Chris Schlueter Langdon (Telekom) with CEOs and top executives from IAV, AIAG, and Denso.
Impressions: DIH Insights story, LinkedIn post by IAV CEO Joerg Astalosch
Highlights from our CES 2024
Carbon Footprint (PCF) tracking with Catena-X: Ford Motor Company and Flex are partnering with T-Systems International (TSI) and IBM to launch the automotive industry's first CO2 or product carbon footprint (PCF) tracking pilot with a live data chain across multiple supply chain tiers. The pilot is utilizing new technology from Catena-X, the first open and interoperable data ecosystem for the automotive industry.
