Eight Kuwaiti innovators are representing the country at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2026 in Las Vegas. The Kuwait tech showcase highlights the nation’s growing presence in global technology and innovation. Furthermore, the Sabah Al-Ahmad Center for Giftedness and Creativity selected these participants to present entrepreneurial projects from January 6 to 9.
CES is the world’s largest technology exhibition. It attracts over 142,000 visitors each year. Consequently, entrepreneurs, startups, investors, and global companies attend to explore emerging trends and build partnerships. By participating, Kuwait tech showcase members gain exposure to global technology developments and can form strategic relationships with experts and investors from more than 150 countries.
The center described the experience as strategic and comprehensive. It emphasizes learning, networking, and openness. Moreover, organizers highlighted that participation aims to create a lasting impact on Kuwait’s national innovation ecosystem. They stressed their continued commitment to empowering Kuwaiti innovators while strengthening the country’s international profile.
Among the innovators, Hussein Al-Saffar is presenting LumenPro, an AI-powered platform for Arabic-first creators. The platform provides seamless tools for generating, enhancing, and editing images and videos. In addition, Ahmed Al-Hameed is showcasing Kashcool, a smart education platform combining AI with interactive lessons, adaptive tests, and personalized learning paths.
Hamad Al-Shakhs is presenting QETAE, a digital marketplace that connects car owners with repair workshops and spare parts suppliers. Similarly, Saad Al-Mutairi’s project, Kaffy, offers a smart payment and identity verification system using palm vein biometrics. It ensures fast, secure, and contactless transactions.
Abdullah Saleem is showcasing Mushtari, a platform for buying and selling businesses across the Arab world. It includes a marketplace, educational academy, entrepreneur community, and investor network. Likewise, Reem Al-Farhan is presenting a digital platform that aggregates public and private tenders. This helps entrepreneurs access accurate and timely data.
Noor Al-Fadhli is showcasing Vehab, a platform for remote physiotherapy. Specialists can guide rehabilitation exercises using virtual reality tools. Meanwhile, Rasha Al-Asfar presents Cont.tech, a smart creative studio that combines human direction with modern technology for visual content production.
The center explained that all projects were selected through a rigorous evaluation process. They considered product readiness, expected impact, and global scalability. As a result, the projects span AI, education, fintech, digital health, and automotive services, reflecting the diversity and strength of Kuwait’s innovation ecosystem.
Overall, the Kuwait tech showcase provides participants with opportunities to learn from global leaders and foster international connections. In conclusion, the initiative demonstrates Kuwait’s commitment to nurturing talent and promoting sustainable technological growth.
