Belgium is well represented with AI-powered solutions

Wallonia-Belgium — the mostly French-speaking region in the southern portion of the European nation — is showcasing a diverse lineup of companies at CES (Consumer Electronics Showcase) 2026.

Innovators from southern Belgium are showing up for the nation at the Las Vegas convention for the eighth consecutive year, featuring firms specializing in AI-driven analytics, edge computing, sustainable IoT, advanced MedTech, broadcast solutions and more.

The region is becoming a rising hub for next-generation technologies, momentum gained through a €5 billion investment from Google to build the most sustainable infrastructure in Europe.

Some top features hailing from the nation at CES include Tonomia, a green tech company that is showcasing its groundbreaking artificial intelligence factory sustainability product that delivers five-times faster performance at half the cost, according to the company. Tonomia’s technology is reusing heat from AI factories for greenhouses and buildings, which the company expects to slash energy consumption by up to half.

Tonomia is backed by strategic collaborations with MiTAC Computing, Supermicro and the NVIDIA Inception Program, allowing it to build a strong transatlantic footprint for AI infrastructure.

Additionally, DDD Robotics will highlight its XIVIX SMILE, an AI-driven robotic dentistry platform designed for single-visit restorative treatments that is currently under development. The product combines AI planning, secure cloud infrastructure and dentist-supervised robotic execution to deliver medical-grade procedures with significantly reduced chair time for the patient.

Other southern Belgium-based companies with displays at this year’s CES include:

— Ice-Watch: The global affordable watch brand is unveiling its ICE Smart Junior 3.0, a smartwatch designed for kids that integrates Apple’s Find My technology to offer safety, geolocation and other fun features.

— intoPIX: The pioneer in image processing and compression IP cores is showcasing several products aimed at delivering ultra-low-latency and flawless 4K/8K streaming and RAW imaging.

— GSF: The OEM/ODM AV equipment manufacturer is showcasing its technologies delivering advanced audio amplification at a global scale.

— Paingone: The drug-free pain relief leader is highlighting its TENS devices and wearable electrotherapy solutions, including Fllow, an FDA-approved circulation-boosting device for legs and feet.

— E-Peas: An Ambient IoT provider, E-Peas will display its award-winning Ambient Energy Managers that power energy-autonomous wireless devices.

— Technocité: The digital training leader will demonstrate its cutting-edge programs in AI, cybersecurity and XR, which equip professionals and companies with future-ready skills through certifications and immersive learning experiences.

— TiMi: The advanced analytics company will be on hand to describe and demonstrate how it empowers businesses through full data sovereignty, including through its flagship tool, Anatella. The product delivers fast, no-code data preparation at speeds 100 times faster and without cloud costs. The company will also highlight its Modeler product, which automates predictive modeling for explainable, auditable decisions.

— VoxAIBox: CES attendees will be able to experience this cutting-edge speech-to-text solution, which provides ultra-fast, privacy-focused transcription with multilanguage support.

— AWIT: The company has created GROB, an AI-driven IT optimization platform delivering efficiency, reduced costs and ESG metric tracking in real time.

— Dermatoo/TwinSkin: The company offers a contactless 3D wound-tracking system powered by AI analytics, designed to improve diagnostic accuracy and care efficiency in hospital and home care.

— Phoenix AI: Discover its turnkey edge AI solutions for smart cameras, which enable vessel detection for port security and defense. Other tools target train and container security and long-distance object tracking.

— Shield AI: Its AI Shield Stack tool stops data leaks and shadow-AI risks through a sovereign protection layer for generative AI.

— Soundnodes: The company specializes in AI-powered audio capture and automatic content recognition. At CES, Soundnodes is introducing its CapturHub Nana, a compact recorder with embedded AI for music and ad detection.

In addition to its vast array of companies on hand at CES this week, the Wallonia Export & Investment Agency — the official public agency tasked with promoting international trade and foreign direct investment in Southern Belgium — is hosting “Belgium Beer Time,” a networking opportunity for journalists covering CES.

The event will be Wednesday from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the Hall A-D Pavilion. Belgium-based tech company representatives will be on hand, along with authentic Belgian brews.