The Hong Kong Electronics Fair (Autumn Edition), organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), and electronicAsia, jointly organised by the HKTDC and MMI Asia Pte Ltd, opened today at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. Running from 13 to 16 October, the twin fairs bring together more than 3,200 exhibitors from 15 countries and regions, showcasing innovations across consumer electronics, artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, smart living, immersive entertainment, electronic components and advanced manufacturing.
The fairs provide international buyers with a one-stop platform for sourcing products, exploring emerging technologies and establishing business connections. A key highlight this year is the debut of the Future Industries Zone, which focuses on five frontier technology sectors and emerging developments expected to shape the industries of tomorrow.
Speaking at the opening ceremony for the Future Industries Zone, Sophia Chong, Executive Director of the HKTDC, said the new zone reflects the council’s commitment to evolving its exhibitions alongside industry developments. It also supports Hong Kong’s ambitions to become an international innovation and technology centre, in line with the direction outlined in the Policy Address and the First Five-Year Plan.
Chong also highlighted the expanded RoboPark, which showcases the latest robotics technologies and their growing applications across industries and everyday life.
As a core member of the government-led GoGlobal Task Force, the HKTDC has also introduced the GoGlobal Connect Zone to help enterprises, particularly those from the Chinese Mainland, expand into international markets through Hong Kong. The zone connects businesses with professional services and practical support, reinforcing the city’s role as a superconnector and super value-adder for global expansion.
Beyond Hong Kong, exhibitors hail from the Chinese Mainland, Macao and Taiwan, as well as Asia-Pacific markets including Korea and Singapore. European participants include companies from Denmark, the United Kingdom, Germany, Switzerland, Spain and Cyprus.
The fairs have also attracted international buyers on their opening day. The HKTDC has organised 130 buying missions comprising buyers from 65 countries and regions, creating further opportunities for businesses to connect with innovative suppliers and explore international markets.
Future Industries Zone debuts with five technology themes
The new Future Industries Zone is jointly organised by the HKTDC and the Hong Kong Electronic Industries Association (HKEIA), with support from the Innovation, Technology and Industry Bureau of the Hong Kong SAR Government.
Led by major innovation and technology institutions, including Cyberport, the Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation and the Hong Kong Productivity Council, the zone brings together more than 100 exhibitors across five themes:
Future Computing, Future Manufacturing, Future Marine & Quantum Technologies, Future Microelectronics and Future Wellness.
Visitors can explore cutting-edge technologies and application solutions, while a programme of thematic forums and networking events brings together representatives from government, industry, academia, research and investment to discuss opportunities in emerging industries.
At a thematic forum on 14 October, representatives and experts from global companies and organisations, including AWS, IBM, Lenovo and HPE, will share insights into cross-industry business transformation and innovation-driven technology development.
Other featured speakers include Professor Wang Yang, Vice-President of The University of Hong Kong; Dr Wang Jun, Deputy Executive President of Bank of China Group Investment Limited; and He Jun, Vice-President of TCL Industries Holdings Co., Ltd. They will discuss technology innovation, industrial development and emerging business opportunities.
GoGlobal Connect Zone supports international expansion.
The GoGlobal Connect Zone brings together professional service providers from the finance, legal, accounting and insurance sectors to help businesses navigate the challenges of entering overseas markets.
Services cover financing, intellectual property, logistics, regulatory compliance and risk management, helping enterprises, particularly those from the Chinese Mainland, access international opportunities through Hong Kong’s professional services network.
The fairs will also host forums focused on overseas expansion. On the afternoon of 14 October, representatives from OCBC Bank will share insights into the manufacturing ecosystem across the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). The session will help businesses assess the region’s economic environment, tax regimes, market trends and potential growth opportunities.
More than 120 robots demonstrate real-world applications
This year’s Autumn Electronics Fair highlights three key themes: AI & Robotics, Smart Wellness and NEXTEntertainment. Products and technologies related to these areas are featured across the exhibition’s thematic zones.
More than 120 robots are on display, primarily at RoboPark, demonstrating applications in four areas: Commercial & Services, Industrial & Logistics, Entertainment & Social, and Healthcare & Rehabilitation.
Among the highlights is AgiBot Innovation (Shanghai) Technology Co., Ltd (Booth: 3CON-R31), which is presenting its full-sized humanoid robot, Agibot A3.
UBTECH (Booth: 3CON-R27), one of the companies associated with the “Shenzhen Eight Great Guardians”, is showcasing its next-generation full-sized humanoid robot, Walker C1, designed for urban coexistence.
DEEP Robotics (Booth: 3CON-R19), associated with the “Hangzhou Six Little Dragons”, is exhibiting its quadruped robots, Lite3 and M20.
Other exhibitors include Shenzhen Honour Smart Technology Development Co., Ltd. (Booth: 3CON-R37), whose humanoid robot won the 2026 Beijing E-Town Half Marathon, and Booster Robotics (Booth: GH-R13), champion of the 2026 RoboCup.
Visitors can also discover innovations from companies including AI² Robotics (Booth: GH-Q01), Digit (Booth: 3CON-R49), EngineAI (Booth: 3CON-R52) and first-time exhibitor DexForce (Booth: GH-R07).
RoboPark features several demonstration and interactive zones that illustrate how robots can be integrated into daily activities and commercial environments. The RoboDog Garden showcases robotic dogs, while the Robot Dance Battle features robot dance performances. At the Coffee & Popcorn Station, robots prepare snacks and drinks, offering visitors a closer look at the practical applications of robotics.
AI-powered products target wellness, gaming and entertainment
Smart Wellness
The Smart Wellness theme covers digital health devices, smart wearables, personal care technologies, gerontechnology and electronics designed to support healthier living. The exhibits reflect growing interest in technology-enabled health management and solutions that improve quality of life.
Future Access Technology Co., Limited (Booth: 1C-D06) is presenting LYRA, a screen-free smart wristband designed to reduce distractions while supporting users’ daily activities. The device offers personalised fitness programmes and more than 170 sports modes.
Cheung Shing Development (H.K.) Limited (Booth: 3D-E06) is showcasing its Hearing Aid Glasses for people with mild to moderate hearing loss. The glasses use sound amplification technology to improve speech clarity in noisy environments and support easier communication.
NEXTEntertainment
NEXTEntertainment explores extended reality (XR), smart gaming devices, digital content creation tools, AI-powered entertainment and consumer electronics designed to enhance digital experiences.
DreamGear LLC (Booth: 1D-C09) is showcasing a rechargeable retro gaming console with more than 200 built-in classic games. It features smart backlit button prompts and multiple control modes, combining traditional arcade-style gaming with modern functionality.
The Autumn Electronics Fair features more than 20 exhibition zones, offering visitors a broad look at established brands and emerging technologies.
The Hall of Fame brings together more than 560 established brands, including first-time exhibitors Aoni (Booth: 1A-D02) and HEAD (Booth: 1C-A12).
RISE Avenue focuses on emerging brands and new product launches. Beijing Huahon Data Technology Co., Ltd. (Booth: 1CON-003) is making its global debut with an All-in-One Liquid-Cooled AI Computing System. Using advanced liquid-cooling technology, the system is designed to deliver computing performance for large-model training, AI inference and visual rendering.
At the Adventure Hub, the Immersive Experience Zone showcases applications of XR, brain-computer interfaces and other creative technologies. One of the highlights is a brainwave-controlled claw machine from Yugu Technology (Booth: 5E-D12).
The Tech Hall focuses on AI, professional data and Internet of Things (IoT) solutions. Guangzhou Quwan Network Technology Co., Ltd. (Booth: CH-H10) is presenting the TemPolor Melo-D Generative AI Guitar, which incorporates AI into music creation. Users can upload their favourite songs, after which the system generates fingerstyle melodies. Illuminated guidance on the guitar body and display screen helps users follow the melodies as they play.
More than 120 start-ups seek new business opportunities
The twin fairs bring together more than 120 promising young enterprises and start-ups, primarily within the Startup Zone.
The IOT HK Association Limited and JimHang Academy are each leading groups of start-ups presenting technologies and solutions designed to address real-world business challenges.
Supporting activities include investment matching sessions, the Hong Kong Value Creation for Technology: Pitching Competition and mentorship programmes. These initiatives aim to help start-ups refine their business models, connect with investors and strengthen their competitiveness in the market.
electronicAsia connects the electronics supply chain
Held concurrently with the Autumn Electronics Fair, electronicAsia covers key areas of the electronics supply chain through dedicated zones for electronic components, display technologies, printed circuit boards, electronic manufacturing services, and testing and measurement instruments.
Together, the two fairs offer buyers a comprehensive sourcing platform spanning finished consumer products, components and manufacturing solutions.
Among the exhibitors, Rapid Conn (S) Pte. Ltd. (Booth: 5B-C10) is showcasing advanced interconnect solutions, while Surface Mount Technology Ltd. (Booth: 5B-D01) is presenting AI and AIoT solutions.
Forums explore AI, security and sustainable innovation
The fairs feature a programme of forums and seminars covering emerging technologies, industry developments and business opportunities.
The 11th Symposium on Innovation & Technology, jointly organised by the HKTDC and the Hong Kong Electronics and Technologies Association, takes place today under the theme “AI-Driven Security & The Next-Gen Infrastructure”.
Speakers include Alexander Gerfer, Chief Technology Officer of Würth Elektronik Group; Dr Charles Cheung, Adjunct Associate Professor in the Department of Mathematics at Hong Kong Baptist University; and Silvia Ihensekhien, Chief Security Advisor, Greater China at Microsoft.
The Hong Kong Electronic Forum will take place on 15 October under the theme “Future Tech: Powering Electronics Competitiveness with AI and Sustainable Innovation”. Jointly organised by the HKTDC, MMI Asia Pte Ltd and the HKEIA, with support from the Electronics Division of The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers, the forum will examine how AI, sustainability and technological innovation are reshaping the electronics industry.
Online business matching extends beyond the exhibition halls
Under the HKTDC’s EXHIBITION+ hybrid model, exhibitors and buyers can continue connecting online through Click2Match, the council’s smart business matching platform.
The online exhibitions for the Hong Kong Electronics Fair (Autumn Edition) and electronicAsia run from 6 to 23 October, complementing the physical fairs and giving participants additional opportunities to explore products, arrange meetings and establish business connections.
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