Schaeffler CES 2026 Showcases Advanced Motion Technology

On January 2, Schaeffler announced that it will present its broad Schaeffler CES 2026 portfolio at CES 2026 in Las Vegas, highlighting intelligent motion technologies designed for next-generation applications. The showcase focuses on scalable components and systems that address evolving needs across mobility, automation, and energy infrastructure.
Schaeffler CES 2026 portfolio spans intelligent motion systems
At Schaeffler CES 2026, the company will demonstrate intelligent motion components and integrated systems tailored for multiple high-growth domains. The display emphasizes solutions that combine precision engineering with digital intelligence to improve efficiency, reliability, and system integration across industries.
Key application areas include:

• Humanoid robotics requiring precise, responsive motion control

• Energy generation systems supporting data center infrastructure

• Industrial automation solutions for flexible manufacturing

• Vehicle technologies aligned with future mobility architectures

Software-defined vehicle solutions at Schaeffler CES 2026
A central highlight of Schaeffler CES 2026 is the company’s work on software-defined vehicles. These solutions are designed to simplify vehicle architectures while enabling real-time control and functional flexibility. By reducing complexity at the system level, Schaeffler aims to support faster development cycles and more adaptable vehicle platforms.
The SDV-focused technologies on display include:

• Advanced Master and Zone Controller architectures

• Magnet-free sensors and actuators that reduce dependence on rare-earth materials

• Compact, integrated modules such as the SuperBox 4-in-1 power electronics solution

Compact electronics and sustainable motion technologies
Sustainability and system efficiency are key themes at Schaeffler CES 2026. The showcased power electronics and actuator technologies are engineered to deliver high performance in smaller, lighter packages. This approach supports reduced material usage, improved energy efficiency, and easier integration across vehicle and industrial platforms.
By combining electronics, software, and mechanical expertise, Schaeffler’s CES 2026 presentation underlines its strategy to enable intelligent motion wherever controlled movement and energy conversion are critical.