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CES 2020

China tells its CES participants to have IP certification in hand

Chinese exhibitors prepare for police raids amid tensions

Tanli Yang, a journalist with China Global Television Network, performs yoga poses with Walker, an intelligent humanoid service robot, at the UB Tech booth during the 2020 CES in Las Vegas on Jan. 8.
YIFAN YU and AKANE OKUTSU, Nikkei staff writers | China

LAS VEGAS -- Chinese companies attending the world’s largest consumer electronics show are encouraged to remember a few English sentences.

"We will cooperate with you," they are advised to say, if confronted by U.S. police during the exhibition.

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