EXHIBITOR magazine ranks the most remarkable exhibits from the 2017 International Consumer Electronics Show.

Held annually in Las Vegas, the International Consumer Electronics Show isn't just the largest trade show in the United States by every measure; CES also sets the bar for global exhibiting trends at the onset of each calendar year. The 2017 show featured 2.5 million square feet of show-floor space and more than 3,800 individual exhibits. And EXHIBITOR magazine editor Travis Stanton saw every last one of them (and has the blistered feet to prove it). After four days, 50 miles of aisles, and nearly 4,000 booths to consider, he arrived at a list of the 20 most impressive exhibits from CES 2017.

1) LG Co

2) Changhong

3) Faraday Future Inc.

4) Select Comfort Corp.

5) Link - A subtle, sophisticated color palette and restrained use of structure and graphics made this dramatically illuminated exhibit a purple-hued white space on the trade show floor. Nothing in the booth shouted at visitors, the violet lights didn't pulse, and there were no flashy gimmicks, which is exactly what made this successfully simple booth sing.

Designed & fabricated by ExhibitTrader.com Inc. and Southwest Displays and Events, the exhibit also featured a videowall embedded into a supersized replica of the Link, which is a product that allows users to store and easily share data. But the eye-catching focal point was a 20-foot string-art sculpture made using hand-painted cloth strapping – referencing the product's ability to stream information to multiple devices simultaneously – surrounded by six tablets that quietly but effectively beckoned to curious passersby.

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6) Hyundai Motor Co.

7) Linksys

8) Samsung

9) Vivint Smart Home

10) Intel Corp

11) Elgato Systems

12) Humvox Ltd.

13) Mercedes-Benz

14) Dassault Systems

15) Skyworth Digital 

16) Sony Corp.

17) Panasonic Corp.

18) Klipsch Group Inc.

19) ShadeCraft LLC

20) XGIMI Technology

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