AARP's AgeTech Collaborative Presents Future of Aging

The AgeTech Collaborative from AARP returned to CES 2026 in Las Vegas in January to demonstrate how artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies are transforming the future of aging.

At CES 2026, AARP imagined a future where aging is about living boldly, supported by technology that empowers independence, creativity and connection at every stage of life.

The AgeTech Collaborative, made up of nearly 700 companies across industries and product categories, plays a unique role in bringing together cutting-edge thinkers and innovative solutions from around the world to make aging easier for everyone.

To realize the full potential of the $96-trillion global AgeTech economy, companies and industries need to work together in new ways.

"At AARP, we believe the future of aging will be shaped by how we harness innovation to make life better for everyone," said Dr. Myechia Minter-Jordan, AARP CEO. "Artificial intelligence and emerging technologies are not just powering convenience, they're transforming how we connect, care and thrive across generations."

This year at CES, the AgeTech Collaborative booth featured an immersive experience that offered a forward-looking vision of how technology will redefine longevity and help people live longer, healthier and more connected lives.

Twenty-two innovative startups were featured this year, nearly a third of which were AI-focused.

The booth experience complemented a robust lineup of AgeTech Summit sessions which featured leading voices from technology, healthcare and venture innovation.

Throughout CES, the AgeTech Collaborative hosted daily programming on the booth stage, featuring entrepreneurs, investors, and industry leaders showcasing real-world innovations that make aging easier.

Every January, the AgeTech Collaborative from AARP brings together cutting-edge thinkers in longevity tech industry to champion meaningful advances to make aging easier for everyone.