NEW YORK: The CES gadget show is cracking down on its dress code, introducing more sessions focused on women and minorities and creating a new “sex tech” category after a debacle over a robotic personal massager for women.
The Consumer Technology Association, the trade group that organises the annual gadget show in Las Vegas, unveiled policy changes July 16 aimed at addressing complaints that the 52-year-old electronics show is too male-dominated.
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