Latest Startup News from CES

CES had its own startup alley, called Eureka Park, and for some that was a problem. more

MakerBot Replicator, an open-source consumer 3D printer, won CNET's award for best emerging tech at CES, but founder Bre Pettis says that's far from the end of the story. more

Startup Romotive is making a big splash with investors and its smart phone robot. more

Smile! Swivl's camera dock turns your iPhone into a tracking device. more

Perseude Audio is trying to line up distributors for its line of high-end speakers that make a fashion statement. more

From PhD project to CES: Modular Robotics comes to the confab with its robot construction kit. more

U.K. startup Blippar has created a powerful augmented reality app it's showcasing at CES. more

CES has a new startup section, and it's packed with garage tinkerers trying to live out their dreams. A few of note include lens maker Kogeto, rubber-ring maker TxtRng, and robotics company Ologic. more

Startup Kogeto's Dot panoramic lens, a $79 clip-on device that works alongside an app called Looker, is coming to all U.S. Apple retail stores later this month. more

Start-ups backed by the National Science Foundation will be showing off a wide range of technologies, including virtual reality contact lenses, robot butlers, and flexible displays. more

With "Eureka Park," the giant consumer-electronics show is aiming to capture a bit of the heat being generated by startups these days. For the first time in 10 years, it has an area dedicated to startups, and a number of those companies are focusing on digital imaging. more

A startup hopes to fire up the imaginations of future customers with 802.11ad networking products that eventually could sweep away today's cables and turn smartphones into PCs. more