CES 2021: Best of Innovation award winners
Take a look at the products that won Best of Innovation awards at CES 2021.
1 of 27 CES
CES Best of Innovation
Each year, CES runs an extensive programme of innovation awards, calling out a subset of the thousands of products on show for excellence in engineering, aesthetics and design, uniqueness, the innovation they bring to the consumer market, and more. There are two levels of recognition: 'Honorees' are products that score above the threshold for a given category, while 'Best of Innovation' is reserved for the highest-rated product(s) in each category (see the CES website for more details on the judging process and expert panel).
Shown here are the products that won Best of Innovation awards.
3 of 27 BioIntelliSense
BioButton medical grade device and data services
4 of 27 Brunswick Corporation
1st Mate Marine Safety & Security System
11 of 27 LG Electronics
LG InstaView ThinQ Refrigerator with Voice Recognition
18 of 27 Samsung Electronics
Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G/Galaxy Note 20 5G
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