23 December 2025 | News
Hidonix Industries (“Hidonix” or the “Company”), a U.S.-based developer of cutting-edge AI- and robotics-driven navigation technologies that connect physical and digital environments, announced its presence at CES 2026, where it will debut new capabilities of its ION platform. Daily public demonstrations will be held at 11:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m., January 6–9, at Booth #8941 in the Las Vegas Convention Center North Hall (Grand Lobby / Level 1).
ION – an AI-powered indoor-outdoor navigation and spatial intelligence system already deployed in hospitals, museums, convention centers, and large private venues – transforms complex spaces into mapped, navigable, and continuously trackable environments, enabling real-time asset and personnel tracking at scale.
At CES, Hidonix will unveil several advancements to the platform, including the next-generation Hido II Rover, two real-time tracking devices, and the ION Content Management System (CMS). By turning real-time and historical movement data into actionable intelligence, the ION platform enables organizations to optimize operations based on actual behavior rather than assumptions.
“The value of the ION platform lies in how it comes together – from mapping to navigation to real-time tracking – to give organizations clear, reliable insight into how people and assets move through their spaces,” said Achille De Pasquale, Founder & CTO of Hidonix. “The advancements we’re showcasing this year illustrate how accurate spatial intelligence can improve safety, efficiency, and the overall experience inside complex environments.”
Public Debut: Hido II Rover
Hidonix’s in-house-developed rover is engineered to collect high-fidelity spatial data in real-world indoor environments. Demos of Hido II will include stair-climbing and live sensor visualizations. The rover’s design includes:
ION Platform Demos and Tracking Devices
Hidonix will also showcase core components of the ION platform that support mapping, navigation, and operational awareness, including two new wearable real-time tracking devices:
Built on a shared architecture, these devices are designed to provide continuous positional awareness and improved safety operations across hospitals, industrial sites, and other high-movement environments.
The Content Management System
Hidonix will present its “ION CMS,” the command center of the entire ION ecosystem. The CMS unifies maps, devices, and data into a single operational interface and supports every stage of deployment, including:
