Thank You for Visiting LENZO at CEATEC 2026 — Featured in EE Times Japan, INTERNET Watch, PHILE WEB, and Ubergizmo
From October 13–16, LENZO participated in CEATEC 2026 at Makuhari Messe, exhibiting as part of the Sony Group booth in the Next Generation Park.
We would like to thank everyone who visited our booth, learned about our technology, and shared their insights with our team. It was a valuable opportunity to connect with industry professionals, potential partners, and others interested in the future of AI computing.
Demonstrating Our Vision for Physical AI
At CEATEC 2026, LENZO presented its first demonstration of our vision for Vision-Language Models (VLMs) utilizing our proprietary CGLA (CPU Grounded Linear Array) architecture, branded as TokenProcessor™.
The demonstration brought together natural language interaction, visual perception, and robotic action. Visitors experienced a robotic arm responding to spoken instructions and performing physical actions, aided by a Sony CMOS image sensor surveying the demonstration area.
By combining voice-based commands, visual input, and robotic control, the demonstration illustrated our vision for more intuitive human-machine interaction and energy-efficient AI processing at the edge.
LENZO in the Spotlight
Our participation also attracted attention from Japanese and international technology media.
EE Times Japan published a dedicated feature on LENZO, covering our AI accelerator development, CEATEC demonstration, and plans for sample shipments in the second half of 2027.
INTERNET Watch highlighted our proprietary CGLA architecture and its combination with Sony’s CMOS image sensor technology.
PHILE WEB introduced LENZO’s TokenProcessor™ technology, A-Series AI accelerator, and robotic demonstration as part of its coverage of the Sony booth.
Ubergizmo featured LENZO among seven startups showcased by Sony Group, highlighting Sony Innovation Fund’s role in supporting emerging technologies and businesses.
Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun also covered LENZO’s exhibition, highlighting our low-power semiconductor technology and its potential applications in edge AI and data centers.
We appreciate the interest shown by the media and the opportunity to introduce our technology to a wider audience.
Looking Ahead
CEATEC 2026 was an important opportunity to share our vision for the future of AI computing and engage with the broader technology community.
We thank Sony Group and Sony Innovation Fund for the opportunity to participate, and everyone who visited and connected with us throughout the exhibition.
We look forward to continuing these conversations and sharing further developments.
