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Learn more about the initiatives, grantees and work of the CTA Foundation.
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From Victory to Vision: ONSCREEN's Story
At CES® 2025 in Las Vegas, ONSCREEN earned the $25,000 grand prize during the inaugural CTA Foundation Innovation Challenge for its groundbreaking work in digital health accessibility.
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CES Innovation Awards 2026: A Record-Breaking Year of Breakthrough Tech
This month, CTA announced the CES Innovation Awards® 2026 honorees, recognizing outstanding design and engineering across a growing range of tech products. The program reached new heights with a record-breaking 3600+ product submissions. CTA members continue to show up and show out, with 20 members receiving a Best of Innovation award and 156 CTA members recognized as 2026 honorees.
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From Classrooms to Clinics
Artificial intelligence is shaping the future of technology — and redefining how we tackle global challenges. Spanning education, accessibility, digital health and agriculture, AI’s potential to improve lives is transformative, unlocking new solutions that were once unimaginable./
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Empowering Lives
Technology has the power to unlock barriers, bridge connections, and enhance the lives of communities like older adults and people with disabilities. At Eureka Park® – the home of startups at CES® – exhibitors are championing innovations in artificial intelligence and augmented reality, bringing solutions to those most in need.
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The CTA Foundation Encourages Innovative Accessibility
The CTA Foundation had a busy agenda at CES 2022. Steve Ewell, executive director of the CTA Foundation moderated a conference session on the first day of the show on “Improving the User Experience for All” with Kamilah Martin-Proctor, chair of Multiple Sclerosis Alliance Foundation; Clark Rachfal, director of advocacy and governmental affairs, American Council of the Blind; and Mignon Clyburn, former acting chair and commissioner of the FCC.