45th Autumn Electronics Fair and electronicAsia Showcase Global Innovation with Focus on AI, Robotics, and Silver Economy
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The HKTDC's electronics fair offers businesses access to cutting-edge AI and robotics from 3,200 global exhibitors, providing competitive advantages in emerging markets.
The HKTDC organized dual fairs featuring 3,200 exhibitors across AI robotics, silver economy, and digital entertainment zones with structured forums and business matching platforms.
These technologies improve daily life through healthcare robotics, senior safety devices, and accessible AI tools that enhance mobility and personal wellbeing for all ages.
Visitors can interact with humanoid robots performing kung fu, test smart rings that detect emotions, and experience immersive VR activities at the exhibition.
The 45th Hong Kong Electronics Fair (Autumn Edition) and the 28th electronicAsia opened today at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, running simultaneously for four days with participation from over 3,200 exhibitors representing 20 countries and regions. The events bring together technology companies from across Asia-Pacific, Europe, and North America, including prominent representation from Chinese Mainland technology giants collectively known as Hangzhou's Six Little Dragons and Shenzhen's Eight Great Guardians of Embodied Intelligence.
This year's exhibitions focus on three major technological areas: artificial intelligence and robotics, digital entertainment, and the silver economy. The Autumn Electronics Fair continues its theme as the World's Leading Electronics Marketplace, while electronicAsia features specialized zones showcasing electronic components, power supplies, printed circuit boards, and manufacturing services. The HKTDC has organized 120 buying missions from 61 countries and regions to facilitate business connections and sourcing opportunities.
The newly established RoboPark event space serves as a central hub for robotics demonstrations, featuring more than 30 events over the four-day exhibition period. Companies including Deep Robotics showcase the X30 Quadruped Robodog equipped with waterproof protection and intelligent navigation capabilities, while BrainCo introduces the Revo2 bionic dexterous hand suitable for prosthetic applications. From Shenzhen's technology leaders, PaXini Tech displays humanoid robots with advanced tactile sensing and AI vision, and DIGIT presents intelligent robots offering immersive, multi-modal interactive experiences.
Several mainland technology exhibitors are using the platform to launch new products and expand into international markets. Hangzhou-based Ascentiz will demonstrate the world's first modular exoskeleton on the third day of the fair, showcasing how the product can enhance mobility for individuals with movement impairments. The events also feature the new RISE Avenue, which brings together emerging electronic technology brands showcasing robotics, gaming devices, and home audio-visual equipment.
In the AI and robotics category, notable innovations include the TORA One humanoid robot from PaXini Technology, suitable for service, logistics, and healthcare applications. Booster Robotics presents the Booster T1 humanoid robot that won RoboCup 2025, capable of performing complex movements including soccer kicks and kung fu moves. Hong Kong Robotics Limited showcases Cloud Ginger, a cloud-based intelligent humanoid wheeled robot featuring advanced AI for facial recognition and autonomous navigation.
Digital entertainment innovations include the Head-Mounted Display from GooVision Technology Company Limited, providing high-definition visuals suitable for surgical assistance and pilot training applications. The RD-839 Smart Projector from Guangzhou Rigal Electronics Company Limited supports 4K resolution for home theater systems, while the Cypher 81 Keyboard from Epomaker Inc features customizable RGB lighting and intuitive control options.
The silver economy segment features several health and safety innovations specifically designed for older adults. BloomCap from AGreen Marketing Limited utilizes internationally patented PCT technology to stimulate hair follicles and promote regrowth. The At-home Pill Dispenser from Kin Technology Limited automatically dispenses up to 12 different medications and utilizes IoT technology for remote management. The Smart Walking Stick from Megastek Technologies Ltd integrates GPS tracking, emergency alerts, and obstacle detection systems for round-the-clock safety.
Concurrent forums and seminars provide additional value to participants. The 10th Symposium on Innovation & Technology, co-organized by the HKTDC and the Hong Kong Electronics & Technologies Association, explored how robotics technology drives innovation across various sectors including logistics and ocean exploration. Additional events include the Hong Kong Electronic Forum focusing on advanced battery technology and energy storage, and the Future Stage: AI x Performing Arts Awards showcasing innovative AI applications in the arts.
The exhibitions operate under the EXHIBITION+ hybrid model, allowing participants to connect through the HKTDC Click2Match smart business matching platform at https://hkelectronicsfairae.hktdc.com in addition to physical attendance. electronicAsia maintains its online presence at http://www.electronicasia.com, while media resources are available through the HKTDC Media Room at https://mediaroom.hktdc.com/.
Curated from NewMediaWire