CES 2024 convention

Las Vegas, NV – CES 2024

While CES 2024 dazzled with neon displays and AI theatrics, HTW (Huitong West) quietly stole the show—without a single moving part. This year, the rising leader in piezoelectric innovation unveiled a lineup of ultrasonic sensors and piezoelectric fans that are changing how industries think about sensing, cooling, and design.

HTW’s philosophy? Intelligence should be invisible.

At the center of the buzz was HTW’s latest generation of miniature ultrasonic sensors—designed for environments where precision, silence, and durability are non-negotiable. From object detection and level measurement to distance sensing for robotics and smart devices, HTW’s sensors demonstrated real-time responsiveness in a minimalist setup that had engineers and product developers leaning in closer—literally.

But the real conversation starter? HTW’s ultra-thin, bladeless piezoelectric fans. Whisper-quiet, vibration-driven, and energy-efficient, these fans move air with no visible motion. Ideal for compact electronics, medical devices, and high-end consumer products, the fans redefine what “cooling” looks and sounds like.

Key highlights at the booth:

AI-integrated ultrasonic sensors for robotics, automotive, and IoT

Customizable piezo fans for fanless cooling systems in luxury, wearable, and medical-grade tech

A live demo wall showing ultrasonic precision through interactive distance-mapping and airflow control

HTW’s exhibit reminded the world that innovation isn’t always loud. Sometimes, it hums quietly in the background—until it changes everything.