Focus Universal to Debut Universal IoT Platform and Financial Automation Software at CES 2026
TL;DR
Focus Universal's Ubiquitor device offers a competitive edge by drastically reducing IoT development costs and material expenses compared to traditional solutions.
The Ubiquitor connects unlimited sensors with negligible per-sensor cost while their SEC software automates financial reporting 10,000 times faster than manual methods.
Universal smart IoT technology makes tomorrow better by solving longstanding IoT challenges, reducing development barriers and making advanced technology more accessible globally.
Focus Universal will debut their groundbreaking Ubiquitor device and universal IoT platform at CES 2026 Booth 10371 from January 6th-9th in Las Vegas.
Found this article helpful?
Share it with your network and spread the knowledge!

Focus Universal Inc. (NASDAQ: FCUV) announced it will debut its universal smart devices and universal smart IoT platform at Booth 10371 in the North Hall Showcase of the Las Vegas Convention Center from January 6th-9th, 2026. The company's universal smart device, Ubiquitor, represents a significant advancement in IoT technology capable of connecting to any sensor or a vast number of independent sensors theoretically without limit.
The importance of this development lies in its potential to overcome longstanding challenges that have plagued IoT implementation. According to company statements, when a moderate number of sensors are connected, the cost of the Ubiquitor becomes negligible when averaged across sensors, with the effective cost approaching that of the sensors alone. This represents just a fraction of the material costs of traditional devices. The efficiency and cost-effectiveness are further enhanced when coupled with Focus' platform system, where development costs are a fraction of traditional device development requirements.
Desheng Wang, commenting on the technology's implications, stated that universal smart IoT not only preserves the information-sharing capabilities of traditional IoT but also provides universal common hardware and software platforms. This breakthrough could resolve the prohibitive development and production costs and technological complexity that have hindered traditional IoT adoption. Wang emphasized that after two decades of research and development, the longstanding challenges of IoT have been solved, noting that when 90% of universal IoT infrastructure is no longer repeatedly rebuilt, IoT development becomes far cheaper and simpler than building non-IoT devices.
The timing of this announcement is particularly significant given the current state of the IoT market. The Internet of Things market size was valued at $0.54 trillion in 2022 and is projected to reach $3.30 trillion by 2030, exhibiting a compound annual growth rate of 26.1%. However, industry surveys reveal substantial implementation challenges. A Cisco Systems survey revealed that three-quarters of IoT projects are failing, while a similar Microsoft company survey reported 30% of IoT projects failed in the proof-of-concept stage. Focus Universal developed its universal smart IoT technology specifically to overcome these challenges.
In addition to the IoT platform, the company will showcase its financial filing software, which Dr. Desheng Wang, CEO of Focus Universal Inc., described as being 10,000 times faster than traditional manual methods. This demonstrates the transformative power of automation and AI-driven innovation in financial reporting. Dr. Wang stated that with a single click, months of complex SEC financial reporting work can be completed in just one minute.
The 2026 CES marks the official commercialization of these breakthroughs, representing a significant milestone for the company and potentially for the broader technology industry. The combination of universal IoT infrastructure and advanced financial automation software could have far-reaching implications for businesses across multiple sectors, potentially reducing development timelines, lowering costs, and increasing efficiency in both physical infrastructure management and financial compliance operations.
Curated from NewMediaWire

