CES Day 1: A Preview of the Week to Come

At a glance Dive into our CES Day 1 recap, featuring Audi's self-driving car and Intel's diversity initiatives. Stay tuned for daily updates from the world's biggest consumer event.

Yesterday marked the first day of CES -- and what a day it proved to be! From Audi launching a self-driving car driving straight to CES to Intel tackling diversity in tech, the announcements are keeping the tech and consumer worlds fully engaged. We are honored to be the Official Data Partner of CES and hosting the Social Command Centre for the week, in partnership with Fleishman Hillard. Because of this, we've gotten a front row seat to the incredible data as it comes through. And this CES is not disappointing. To help you stay in the know, this is a snapshot of what came out of Day 1. CES Day 1

Make sure to come back daily for more recaps and a full overview of what happened throughout one of the world's biggest consumer events. See you soon!

Nicky Yates Published on January 7, 2015 6:24 pm

Frequently Asked QuestionsFAQs

What happened on day 1 of CES?

Day 1 of CES featured major announcements including Audi launching a self-driving car that drove directly to the event and Intel addressing diversity initiatives in the tech industry. The day generated significant engagement across tech and consumer communities.

What is Audi showing at CES this year?

Audi showcased their self-driving car technology at CES, with the vehicle actually driving itself directly to the CES event. This demonstration highlighted Audi's advances in autonomous vehicle technology.

What is the Social Command Centre at CES?

The Social Command Centre at CES is a data monitoring hub that tracks real-time social media and digital engagement around the event. It's hosted by Buzz Radar in partnership with Fleishman Hillard to analyze consumer reactions and trends.

How long does CES last?

CES runs for multiple days as one of the world's biggest consumer electronics events. The event features daily announcements and showcases from major tech companies throughout the week.