International Expo of Future Technology · First edition
Threshold
Four days in Denver with more than 300 working prototypes from medicine, construction, home living and the car. None of it is in stores yet. You can touch all of it.
- Veridian PulseLens
- Aeon Suture
- NeuroMesh Cap
- Halo Triage
- Cellforge Bench
- Atlas Spider-Printer
- Mycelia Panel
- Skyline Mule
- Lattice Glass
- Sentinel Rebar
- Hearth One
- Drift Air
- Loom Wardrobe
- Tideline
- Sleepcore
- Solstice S1
- Quill Wheel Motor
- Clearpath Windshield
- Ferrite Road
- Relay Swap Station
Prototypes, not posters.
Threshold brings together labs, start-ups and engineering teams that have a working device and are ready to put it in your hands.
Each hall is given to one part of daily life, from the hospital room to the highway. Talks and live demos run all day, so you can ask the people who built it how it works and when it will be real.
The halls
One hall for each part of life
Every hall has its own colour, its own focus day and five devices worth seeing first.
Floor plan
Find your way around
Point at a hall to see what is inside, or select it to open the hall page.
Schedule
Four days, one hall in the spotlight each day
- 09:00Doors openAll halls open with staff at every booth.All halls
- 10:30Opening keynote: Devices at the ThresholdDr. Elena Marsh, Halden Institute for Applied Science.Main Stage
- 13:00Guided tour with the PulseLens teamA 45-minute walk through the sensing exhibits.Hall A
- 15:30Panel: Sensors you can swallow, wear or forgetFour clinicians on what is ready for patients.Main Stage
- 17:00Evening demo hourQuiet floor, long conversations.Hall A
- 09:00Doors openAll halls open with staff at every booth.All halls
- 10:00Live print: a wall shell beginsThe Atlas Spider-Printer works on the floor for four hours.Hall B
- 13:30Panel: Buildings that report on themselvesEngineers and city inspectors on sensing in concrete.Main Stage
- 15:00Rebar drone flight demoSkyline Mule ties a full mat in the demo cage.Hall B
- 17:00Builders’ meetupOpen to every visitor with a hard hat or an idea.Hall B
- 09:00Doors openAll halls open with staff at every booth.All halls
- 11:00Cooking session on Hearth OneThree dishes, one cooktop, no fixed zones.Hall C
- 13:00Panel: A quieter houseDesigners on noise, comfort and the end of the loud appliance.Main Stage
- 15:00Sleep lab open houseLie down on Sleepcore and see your own night.Hall C
- 16:30Family demo hourHands-on stations for all ages.Hall C
- 09:00Doors openSunday hours: 9:00 to 16:00.All halls
- 10:30Indoor ride-along loop opensRide in Solstice S1 over the Ferrite Road segment.Hall D
- 12:30Battery swap in three minutes, liveRelay Swap Station with a timer on the wall.Hall D
- 14:00Panel: Roads that charge your carUtilities and automakers on who pays for the pavement.Main Stage
- 15:00Threshold Prototype AwardsMain Stage. Four hall winners and one grand prize.Main Stage
Plan your visit
Good to know
Passes
A visitor pass covers all four halls, every talk and every live demo for the full four days.
Getting there
Halden Station on the light rail is a two-minute walk. Parking is on Meridian Way with 2,400 spaces.
Access
Step-free entry to every hall, a quiet room in Hall C and sign-language interpreting on the Main Stage.
May 13–16, 2027 · Denver
See it before it ships.
One pass opens all four halls, every talk and every live demo.
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