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General Motors, Google and its self-driving auto-technology company Waymo have joined the companies no longer attending the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in person early next month due to rising COVID-19 infections.

General Motors has decided to not send employees or top executives to the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas next month due to the growing concerns about Omicron variant of the coronavirus.

Stellantis will be showcasing its transition to being an tech-based mobility company at CES

One of the unique aspects of the Celestiq is its roof and infotainment system.

Sony says that it has been doing public tests of the Vision-S concept to validate the safety systems.

These two are going to be last two electric cars from GM before the Detroit based car manufacturer shifts to its Ultium based battery technology.

Panasonic has also unveiled a wild sound system which leverages the object-oriented spatial audio technology, Dolby Atmos, to the in-car experience.

The primary goal of the IAC is to advance technologies that can speed the commercialisation of fully autonomous vehicles and advanced driver-assistance systems