These developments reflect Hong Kong’s commitment to becoming a hub for smart air mobility. Artificial intelligence and robotics are also front and center. One of the key areas of the exhibition is the Smart Hong Kong Pavilion, which features more than 100 projects led by the Digital Policy Office. Other themed days throughout the week will cover artificial intelligence and robotics, cybersecurity, and solutions designed for small and medium enterprises. This year’s highlights include smart home systems, health tech, and wearable devices. Tuya, a local exhibitor, is showcasing a smart home platform that lets users control appliances from different brands using a single app. Other major events under BIT Week include the recently held Smart Lighting Expo, the Hong Kong Web3 Festival, and the opening of the World Youth Science Conference. This year, Hong Kong also welcomes the World Internet Conference Asia-Pacific Summit for the first time, where more than a thousand participants will gather to discuss emerging technologies in artificial intelligence, digital finance, and smart cities. Read more in our articles including "InnoEX 2025 Opens in Hong Kong with Next-Gen Drones, AI, and Robotics" and "InnoEX and Hong Kong Electronics Fair 2026 set for April, to showcase AI, robotics, smart home, health tech, and more".
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Nov 1, 2006These developments reflect Hong Kong’s commitment to becoming a hub for smart air mobility. Artificial intelligence and robotics are also front and center.
One of the key areas of the exhibition is the Smart Hong Kong Pavilion, which features more than 100 projects led by the Digital Policy Office. Other themed days throughout the week will cover artificial intelligence and robotics, cybersecurity, and solutions designed for small and medium enterprises. This year’s highlights include smart home systems, health tech, and wearable devices.
Our coverage of smart robotics includes: "InnoEX 2025 Opens in Hong Kong with Next-Gen Drones, AI, and Robotics"; "InnoEX and Hong Kong Electronics Fair 2026 set for April, to showcase AI, robotics, smart home, health tech, and more"; "Smart Bro now up to 2Mbps". Each article provides unique insights and information.