Zonoff, the Malvern-based Internet of Things company whose technology is powering Staples smart home products, showed its stuff at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas.
It joined Philly companies like sports-TV companion app OneTwoSee and digital filing system Neat Company, who also demoed products at the annual event.
OneTwoSee’s demo station at CES 2014.
Read more about Philly companies at CES 2014 over at the Philly Daily News.
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