Building on the bold vision to make virtual twins the foundation of healthcare shared at its recent Virtual Human Twin Experience Symposium, Dassault Systèmes will showcase artificial intelligence at the forefront of future advances in dementia and Alzheimer’s care in a first-of-its kind experience at CES 2026 in Las Vegas from Jan. 6-9.
At booth LVCC, North Hall - 8705, “Step Inside Alzheimer’s” invites visitors on an immersive, interactive journey to discover how Dassault Systèmes’ 3D UNIV+RSES fuse AI with a patients’ virtual twin and real-time sensing to create a “healthcare operating system” for the future in degenerative neurobiology. AI becomes the trusted lever for virtualizing research, clinical trials, diagnostics and treatment - moving them out of brick-and-mortar settings to fuel a living, customized virtual twin that enables more predictive and personal care.
Inside an illuminated, animated cube, visitors can navigate between a city, home, person and virtual brain from three perspectives - patient, caregiver and researcher - to see how body signals, smart home data and in silico research connect in dynamic, real-time feedback mechanisms. In this 3D UNIV+RSE, with a virtual twin customized to a patient using their digital health record and updated in real-time with sensors, they can anticipate health changes before symptoms appear, proactively address risks in a patient’s home, and reveal new patterns that transform discovery.
Dassault Systèmes’ virtual human modeling efforts - bolstered by a collaborative ecosystem of academia, regulatory, medical and industrial partners - are already transforming medicine. At CES, Dassault Systèmes underscores its ambition to accelerate innovation, achieve precision, and pave the path toward a fully interoperable virtual human. Experts at the booth will discuss how the company is redefining clinical trials with its MEDIDATA solutions, modeling the heart, brain, liver and other organs, and creating a unique foundation of the virtual and the real that is powered by trustable AI and connected to stakeholders across healthcare.
In Eureka Park, the company will also showcase startups in its 3DEXPERIENCE Lab and SOLIDWORKS for Startups programs that are driving innovations in biosensors, hemodialysis, diagnostics and more, as part of this healthcare ecosystem: Biomotum, Endiatx, 3K Nano, OLI, Glidance, Furhat Robotics, and LACI.
