Hi-Think Technology focuses  on providing digitalisation, intelligent transformation and artificial intelligence solutions for overseas markets. This year, we are showcasing 19 solution packages covering a wide range of practical industry applications, including emergency command, smart tourism, financial risk control, compliance management and enterprise digital transformation.

We have participated in the fair for three consecutive years, and this year’s edition has once again demonstrated why Hong Kong is such an important international hub for innovation and technology exchange. Hong Kong’s strategic location, strong global connectivity and unique role in linking the Chinese Mainland with overseas markets make it an ideal platform for companies like ours to expand internationally.

Since the start of the fair, we have already identified around 10 potential clients for follow-up discussions, with visitors coming from the US, Europe, Southeast Asia and other overseas markets. The fact that a large share of the interest we have received is international is especially positive, and reinforces our view that Hong Kong is a highly effective springboard for overseas expansion.

At the same time, we have also started exploring cooperation opportunities with other exhibitors, as many technologies on display are complementary to our own solutions. This kind of exchange is very meaningful, because today’s innovation ecosystem is no longer about working in isolation, but about building partnerships and creating integrated solutions together.

What is particularly impressive about InnoEX is the breadth and diversity it brings together. Compared with more narrowly focused showcases, the fair gathers a broader mix of industries, technologies and markets, which significantly enhances the quality of dialogue and the potential for collaboration.

Hokushin Polaris Technologies Co,. Ltd. assists overseas fintech companies in expanding into the Japanese market, offering support given Japan’s challenging and strict regulatory systems.

Given that the IT Innovation and Strategy Center Okinawa signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Hong Kong Trade Development Council last year, we were invited to join this year’s fair to promote our other financial technology business.

InnoEX introduces us to companies utilising cutting-edge technologies that simply do not exist in Japan yet. There was a promising business match with a venture partner from Indonesia who supports Southeast Asian startups looking to expand into Japan. The event is a fantastic starting point for global expansion as Hong Kong acts as a springboard for quality and international variety, despite our close geography, which is far more efficient than trying to approach each country individually.

InnoEX is an important platform to enhance visibility, connect with partners and explore global market opportunities.

What has impressed us most is the fair’s strong international reach and highly effective business matching. Before the exhibition began, we had already secured three pre-arranged business meetings through the platform, and during the fair we identified two overseas buyers with particularly high potential. We also received strong interest from visitors from Brazil, Tajikistan, Kazakhstan and Malaysia, which clearly reflects the fair’s ability to attract quality buyers from diverse overseas markets.

Hong Kong is especially important to us because it combines the strengths of the Chinese Mainland with a highly international business environment. It is an ideal gateway for Mainland enterprises to go global, and it allows us to connect with significantly more overseas buyers than we would usually reach elsewhere.

We are also very encouraged by Hong Kong’s policy support for innovation and technology, as well as for the development of the low-altitude economy. Since establishing our Hong Kong branch, we have been actively strengthening local collaboration. In March this year, we signed an agreement with The Hong Kong Polytechnic University on a joint laboratory, and we are currently in active discussions with the Hong Kong Productivity Council, the Hong Kong Trade Development Council and other institutions. This gives us strong confidence in Hong Kong’s role as a supportive and forward-looking innovation hub.

One of the standout strengths of the Hong Kong Trade Development Council’s exhibition platform is its efficient and well-organised business matching. Compared with many other fairs, the Hong Kong Trade Development Council proactively brings important buyers to exhibitors, arranges meetings in advance and follows up closely on appointments, which greatly improves matching efficiency and enables exhibitors to connect with target clients more precisely.

At this stage, our focus is not only on immediate transactions, but also on building market awareness and laying the groundwork for future partnerships and deals. Based on the quality of the buyers and discussions so far, we are very positive about the follow-up potential. Overall, we believe InnoEX is a highly effective platform for promoting innovation, strengthening international exchange and helping companies connect with global opportunities through Hong Kong.

We are a Thailand-based startup focusing on food innovation, and at InnoEX we are showcasing our latest health product designed to address digestive wellness.

This is our first time participating in InnoEX, and the international exposure has exceeded our expectations. We have already connected with buyers and partners from over 10 to 15 countries, including Hong Kong, Singapore, India, Kazakhstan and other global markets, demonstrating the truly international reach of the fair.

In terms of business outcomes, although we are still at an early stage, we are targeting to secure 2 to 3 deals during or shortly after the fair, with an estimated total deal value of US$1 million to US$10 million. So far, we have engaged with more than 10 potential partners through direct meetings and follow-ups, and additional connections have been made via the HKTDC’s Click2Match and Scan2Match platforms, which have helped facilitate efficient and targeted business matching.

What makes Hong Kong particularly important for us is its role as a global trading hub. Successfully establishing partnerships here will make it significantly easier for us to expand into Chinese Mainland and other international markets. Compared to other locations, Hong Kong offers a more concentrated and efficient platform to connect with investors, medical partners, and industry stakeholders.

Overall, InnoEX provides strong buyer traffic, and also valuable opportunities for strategic collaboration across sectors, including healthcare, pharmaceuticals, retail and elderly care. We are confident that this platform will accelerate our global expansion and open up substantial new business opportunities.

This time, we are partnering with Wild Faces, illustrating the Edge AI solution to our customers. Our main objectives are to connect with potential exhibitors here, in order to expand and develop the land of technology.

This is my first time exhibiting here, and the experience is very memorable. We have identified around 50-60, potential buyers from diverse sectors—government, manufacturing, infrastructure facility management, etc. They come from various parts of the world, mostly from Southeast Asia and especially Indonesia. This fair is definitely an effective platform for our business to globalise, especially across Asia, and even beyond it—it provides us with the opportunity to connect with companies from the Middle East and Russia, whose work and solutions are also amazing. We do expect to receive a lot of orders with high returns. Also, I like the new RoboPark zone, as it brings all the latest technology and exhibitors together, forming a good community of innovators effectively. Lastly, Hong Kong is an ideal hub connecting across Asia, acting as a good platform for showcasing local technology as well as in the Mainland.

Transcendence Company Limited was established in 2014 to revolutionise the construction industry with cutting-edge technological services. We provide industry-leading BIM service spanning 3D to 8D to transform the engineering landscape, tailor-making solutions for smart construction sites with IoT, AI, cloud computing and more.

At this year’s InnoEX, we clearly saw the strong industry trends in Low Altitude Economy (LAE) and AI.  Visibility and buyer recognition at the new Low Altitude Economy zone have been significantly higher, as it filters quality buyers who specifically come looking for solutions with this emerging technology.

Such opportunities brought us in-depth engagements, with entire companies and their departments coming for lengthy discussions about their specific challenges and requirements, exactly what an expo should deliver. The opportunity for detailed and practical conversations led us to meeting around 20 quality contacts per day, with a majority already arranging follow-up discussions.These project values vary around HK$1 million, while others are larger or smaller depending on the scope. One particular client caught our interest at the fair, a Malaysian client doing palm plantation with construction needs. It is highly beneficial to build partnerships with companies from nearby countries and regions.

The HKTDC staff and business matching team have been excellent at introducing well-matched potential buyers. One buyer even told us that we were the exhibitor they most wanted to visit, and the HKTDC team specifically brought them to our booth.

Our company has developed an AI‑driven health management and service integration system that tracks your full health lifecycle, predicts disease risk, and monitors both physical and mental health. It creates personalized diets for users, connects them with doctors and a virtual AI counsellor, aiming to make personalized healthcare services accessible to every citizen.

Our system is a new product in the market, and InnoEX provides us with the opportunity to showcase it and gain exposure to potential buyers. This fair is one of the most important innovation events in Hong Kong, where we can meet buyers from all over the world. A key advantage of holding this fair in Hong Kong is the diversity of international buyers from regions such as the Middle East, Central Asia, and Southeast Asia, many of whom see Hong Kong as a hub and a connector to Chinese Mainland, visiting this fair specifically to look for innovative products from Mainland Chinese companies.

We have connected with five potential buyers from Chinese Mainland and Japan, and we signed an MOU with a partner from the Philippines on behalf of a hospital network, with an approximate value of USD 1 million. This partnership will help us bring our product to the Southeast Asian market and promote digital health infrastructure worldwide, especially in less developed countries. As they were looking for a solution to narrow the gap between doctors and patients, our system addresses the mismatch between limited healthcare infrastructure and high medical demand, and a business matching meeting arranged by HKTDC directly led to this signing.

InnoEX is very well organised and has helped us better understand the latest industry trends. Moreover, the Scan2Match and Click2Match tools made it easy for us to connect with buyers. This is our first time at this fair, and it has been very fruitful, we would definitely consider coming back.

We are the world’s second-largest manufacturer of small and medium-sized aircraft engines, supplying high-performance, reliable engines for ultralight, light-sport, and general aviation aircraft.

At this fair, we are showcasing one of our core products: a four-stroke, four-cylinder, horizontally opposed engine with a carburetor fuel system. Our goals are to expand our cooperation network in Hong Kong and overseas markets, connect with potential industry partners, and leverage Hong Kong’s global platform to reach international buyers and organizations.

Hong Kong’s free trade environment and international business network make it an important bridge between Chinese Mainland and the global market, offering efficient access to customers in Southeast Asia and along the Belt and Road. InnoEX is a key channel for B2B industrial companies to expand globally, build brand awareness, engage target customers, and stay informed about industry trends.

So far, we have identified over 10 potential buyers and joined 5 business matching sessions arranged by HKTDC, using Scan2Match and Click2Match to connect with targeted overseas buyers. These buyers mainly come from Europe, the Americas, Oceania, and South America, including agricultural aviation service providers, light aircraft manufacturers, and private pilots. We are now following up on 3–4 strong leads that we expect to convert into orders within 3 to 6 months, with a projected total value of at least 5 million RMB.

The RoboPark zone is a major highlight of this exhibition, attracting many technology enthusiasts and investors. It enhances the event’s technology profile and increases visitor traffic, which benefits all exhibitors.

Our company specializes in the development of micro drones, which are useful for the education sector, enabling children to learn about drone technology. These drones offer features such as automatic stability and modularity, making them well-suited for classroom use and hands-on learning.

We have already established a strong presence in the US and European markets, so we are now looking to expand our distribution network in the Asia-Pacific region. Hong Kong is an ideal connecting city and a good place to do business, as it brings together buyers and manufacturers from across the region. InnoEX serves as a strategic platform for us to connect with potential buyers and distributors by gathering key stakeholders in the drone industry under one roof.

With the help of Scan2Match and Click2Match, we have met three potential buyers from Hong Kong, Indonesia, and Taiwan, who have ordered samples and expressed interest in distributing micro drones for the education sector or for retail channels. We are expecting a total order value of approximately USD 150,000.

We plan to participate in InnoEX again next year, as we see it as a valuable platform for expanding our presence in the Asia-Pacific region and building new business partnerships.

We are reimagining learning for neurodivergent children by developing a wearable device that makes learning easier and more engaging. Our product currently offers three subjects, including English, science, and maths, as well as an AI agent which can select the best agent to deliver personalized support.

We came to this fair to seek investment opportunities and connect with stakeholders in the education sector. Our target markets are Hong Kong, India, Europe, and the UK. Hong Kong’s strategic location makes it an ideal launchpad for accessing markets across Asia while remaining well connected to the West.

At this fair, we met potential pilot customers from government R&D centres in education, as well as schools and charities, including institutions in Hong Kong and India that are interested in trying our product. We also met buyers from Thai institutions keen to participate in our pilot programme to support children with dyslexia or ADHD, and a potential buyer from South America with an expected order of 10 devices worth approximately HKD 300,000. We also connected with a manufacturing partner in Shenzhen during the fair.

We also matched with several businesses and had fruitful conversations through Scan2Match and Click2Match. This has been a very positive experience, and we will definitely return next year. 

We are Axonex, specialising in patrol robots and robots for complex outdoor terrain. 
In fact, we exhibited at InnoEX several years ago and successfully connected with a number of high-quality clients. Our aim in participating this time is to demonstrate to the wider world that we remain deeply committed to Hong Kong and continue to invest substantial resources in the research, development, and local manufacturing of robots. We also wish to reassure our clients in Hong Kong that we maintain strong momentum in R&D and look forward to future opportunities for collaboration.

As is widely recognised, Chinese Mainland’s robotics technology leads the world, and Hong Kong serves as the ideal window for showcasing these cutting-edge technologies to international clients. This not only helps manufacturers from Hong Kong and Chinese Mainland expand into global markets, but also provides overseas buyers with an excellent platform for procurement and networking.

Overall, we were very pleased with the fair. Several potential clients came to our stand and discussed potential collaboration in depth. We were also impressed by the number of dedicated robotics companies exhibiting their products, and the overall atmosphere was excellent. So far, we have connected with around 50 potential clients. In our view, even securing one order would make the exhibition investment worthwhile, while achieving more would surpass our expectations.

We have built strong relationships with diverse overseas clients in countries such as Russia, India, Japan, Thailand and Malaysia, many of whom contact us proactively. Most of these clients are local distributors. They recognise the potential of their local robotics markets, but, due to limited product options and a lack of suitable suppliers, they actively seek us out.

Overall, the fair has fostered our overseas markets' expansion and steadily built a wider global client network, creating additional business opportunities.

Based in Shaanxi Province, China, we are a technology company focused on R&D. The core products on display at this exhibition include coloured sand coatings, waterproof mortar, water-retention agents and activated water-retaining sand. Our primary objective is to foster global awareness of our products and to utilise this platform as a means of promoting them to international audience across all nations.

Hong Kong, as a leading international city, has been connected to the global stage for a longer period, resulting in a higher level of engagement from overseas clients. Compared with the Chinese Mainland, it draws a significantly greater number of international visitors to the exhibition. This is the distinct advantage that Hong Kong's strategic geographical position brings to the event.

This fair enables us to draw considerable interest from overseas clients, including visitors from Russia, Indonesia, India, and Saudi Arabia, as well as some local students from Hong Kong keen to learn more about our work. So far, we are making contact with approximately twenty to thirty potential clients each day. We expect this year's sales growth rate to be double that of last year。

I've brought two companies with me. The first, Xiong'an Ansu Technology, specialises in AI chips and computing servers，one of which is on display here. The second, Lingxu Cloud Intelligence, develops embodied intelligent brains deployable across various platforms to achieve general AI capabilities.

Beyond raising awareness and fostering partnerships, we're here to identify commercial opportunities. Our servers target the education and research sectors. Still early in market penetration, they're ideally suited to university collaboration, which is exactly the audience we seek. Consequently, we expect growth of roughly ten to twenty times for this product generation.

Beyond raising awareness and fostering partnerships, we're here to identify commercial opportunities. Our servers target the education and research sectors. Still early in market penetration, they're ideally suited to university collaboration, which is exactly the audience we seek. Consequently, we expect growth of roughly ten to twenty times for this product generation.

The exhibition drew a large international crowd with more specific procurement needs than we typically see on the Chinese mainland, fostering our future overseas collaboration. We've already connected with over a hundred clients, and a local Hong Kong businessman has expressed strong interest in combining our technology with his market reach to serve the region.

With Hong Kong serving as an ideal gateway to global markets， the exhibition has greatly enhanced our international expansion, with particularly strong demand from Malaysian and Singaporean clients for our products.

The Click2Match is highly convenient. It extends the exhibition beyond its limited timeframe, allowing buyers and exhibitors to keep interacting and messaging afterwards. The fair is just the beginning, such platforms sustain dialogue and help turn communication into potential orders. At present, we're already followed up with four buyers through this app.

As a Macau-based Technology Transfer Centre, we are primarily responsible for collaborating with scientific and technological development organisations. We have hosted the Macau Pavilion at InnoEX for three consecutive years, providing a showcase and networking hub for technology firms from Macau and Zhuhai. This year, we intend to harness the event to facilitate access to Chinese mainland and overseas markets, thereby unlocking new commercial prospects.

Exhibiting firms reported contact with several international trade buyers, including potential partners from Thailand and Russia, who showed clear purchasing interest. They are very pleased, as InnoEX has offered direct entry to overseas markets and a path to building global client networks.

The fair attracted a strong showing of international exhibitors and trade buyers. I believe businesses widely recognise that Hong Kong, as a regional hub, offers a valuable means of connecting more deeply with the Chinese Mainland, Macau, and leading technology firms in Hong Kong—promoting exchange and the pursuit of new commercial opportunities.

Exhibitor feedback indicates this year's InnoEX has surpassed the previous two editions in tangible outcomes and overseas connections. One tech firm from last year, for example, secured on‑site partnerships and later established a Hong Kong office, underscoring the fair's role in helping Macao businesses access Hong Kong and global markets.

We are a Hong Kong–Macao joint enterprise, merging Hong Kong's technology with Macao's market reach. Our charging solution requires no increase in electricity capacity, which is a benefit still little known globally. We aim to offer an immediate answer to those facing practical power constraints.

Hong Kong's greatest geographical advantage lies in its superb transport connectivity. As the most international city within the Greater Bay Area, it draws visitors from across the globe. During the exhibition, I engaged with a diverse range of clients, including individuals from the Philippines, Thailand, and Western Europe.

A key highlight of the fair was its effective footfall, helping our technology gain a foothold, especially valuable for lesser-known start-ups seeking their first backer. It has supported our overseas expansion, and we were pleasantly surprised to make contact with manufacturers from both Shanghai and Malaysia.

So far, we have made contact with five or six potential clients. Reaching so many contacts within this venue alone is already a considerable achievement. So we are expecting to double our overseas sales through this exhibition.

Our company develops government information systems, focusing on core software that supports the internal operations of government departments. At this fair, we are showcasing our tax information technology solution, which leverages artificial intelligence to perform and optimise key operational tasks.

We have participated in this exhibition for three consecutive years, and it continues to provide us with valuable opportunities to connect with major buyers and meet industry partners from different sectors.

Under the “one country, two systems” framework, Hong Kong offers unique collaboration opportunities with the Chinese Mainland and serves as a transit point to international markets. This enables us to reach countries around the world and explore diverse forms of cooperation. So far, we have identified around 10 potential buyers from regions including Africa, Central Asia, Southeast Asia, as well as Hong Kong. We expect to receive 2 to 3 orders with a total value of approximately USD 2 to 3 million.

This exhibition has been highly effective in supporting our global expansion, as it brings together a wide range of industries and provides us with fresh insights. I will definitely return next year and hope to present more products and services.

We are a startup based in Hong Kong Science and Technology Park, and we are showcasing advanced AI-driven humanoid robots, a patrolling quadruped robot, and an AI RAS system at InnoEX. Our main objective at this fair is to bring our technology from Hong Kong to global markets and secure more orders.

This is our second time participating in the fair. HKTDC has brought in many overseas buyers and exhibitors, facilitating the exchange of new ideas and helping us better understand new market trends. Compared with last year’s fair, we have observed an increase in humanoid robots, robot dogs, and AI technologies.

Hong Kong’s strong support and investment in innovation and technology has attracted many cutting-edge companies to the city. As a cosmopolitan hub with a high concentration of international buyers, it provides an excellent platform for us to meet potential customers from around the world.

We were already in negotiations with potential buyers before the fair, and this event gave them the opportunity to learn more about our products, which led to confirmed orders. We have received orders from a Hong Kong buyer with a total value of USD 1 million.

We found the Scan2Match and Click2Match tools user‑friendly and effective, as they helped buyers discover our company and connect with us. This has been a very positive experience, and we will definitely return to the fair in the future.

Our products include 3D motion tracking technology and a sensory suit designed for precise 3D motion capture.

Hong Kong is an international city that attracts buyers from all over the world who come specifically for this fair. In addition to the local Hong Kong market, we have met buyers from Europe, America, Southeast Asia, Japan, and Korea, many of whom have expressed strong interest in our technology. We have met with 3–4 potential buyers from France and the Philippines and expect 1–2 orders with a total value of around USD 140,000.

This fair brings together buyers from many different sectors, giving us access to a more diverse range of potential customers. The Robopark Zone is highly interactive and encourages visitors to stay longer and learn about new technologies, which in turn increases foot traffic to our booth and helps us better understand emerging trends in robotics.

As the national railway company of Kazakhstan, we participated in InnoEX to visit emerging technologies and solutions for our railway system back home.

So far, we have met around 15 promising contacts, and we expect to secure more than 30 solid ones by the end of the event. We were particularly interested in drone technology, which emerged as a clear market trend as indicated at the fair. Two exhibitors‘ drone-scanning technology for railway safety and inspection, and AI solutions for governments and public bodies stood out to us. Our agency has a total budget of US$2 billion, and we are more than prepared to allocate a portion of this to the promising contacts we have met here.

The fair helps us connect with companies from both the Chinese Mainland and Hong Kong, a very good stepping stone for international visitors like us to reach new suppliers. Hong Kong remains a highly progressive city with excellent logistics and modern infrastructure. As our country evolves, we often reference Hong Kong as a model for improvements. For example, Kazakhstan often faces significant traffic congestion, while Hong Kong remains effective in managing it. The fair showed us several local companies specialising in traffic congestion, and we could forward details gathered at the fair to relevant departments if there is interest.

We are a Japan-based company focused on security technology. We use global navigation satellite system signals to strengthen transaction security by linking digital access with physical location, which helps protect sensitive assets and prevent unauthorised activity outside designated areas.

As a buyer, I attended InnoEX mainly to explore the latest innovation trends, especially in artificial intelligence, and to identify technologies that may complement our solutions. What impressed me most is the diversity of the fair. It brings together exhibitors from different sectors, from software and artificial intelligence to hardware and robotics, which creates valuable opportunities for cross-sector exchange and potential collaboration.

Hong Kong is a very suitable location for an event like this because it is easily accessible and serves as a convenient meeting point for companies across Asia and beyond. The fair provides a vibrant platform for industry players to connect, exchange ideas and discover new technologies. I have already exchanged business cards with close to 20 exhibitors, mainly from Hong Kong, and I am interested in following up on samples and potential collaboration opportunities.

I also found the RoboPark zone particularly impressive. It gave me a strong sense of how quickly physical artificial intelligence is being applied in real-world scenarios such as airports and laboratories. In addition, the Scan2Match functions were very useful for helping me keep track of conversations and identify relevant contacts more efficiently.

Blue Capital Advisory focuses on investment strategy, capital markets and high-tech advisory, particularly in AI, robotics, cybersecurity and healthcare technology.

At InnoEX,we have already identified several concrete collaboration opportunities. For example, we are in advanced discussions with a UK-based company specialising in healthcare solutions, as well as a Chinese Mainland technology firm focusing on AI-driven platforms. In addition, we are engaging with other exhibitors from France, Singapore and the Middle East, which clearly reflects the global reach of the fair.

While contracts are still under discussion, we are targeting at least two deals in the short term, including one project valued at around US$6,000–8,000 and another larger collaboration of approximately US$500,000. Based on the quality of meetings so far, we are confident that more opportunities will follow in the coming months.

Compared with other global platforms, including Singapore, Hong Kong stands out as a far more effective business hub. In Hong Kong, you can directly connect with decision-makers, technology providers and investors within a highly concentrated environment. The integration of Chinese Mainland innovation capabilities with international capital and expertise gives Hong Kong a unique and unmatched advantage.

The Hong Kong Trade Development Council has done an exceptional job. The business matching arrangements, including Click2Match, are highly efficient and well-organised, allowing us to connect with targeted partners in a very short time. The professionalism of the team and the quality of execution are among the best I have experienced globally.

Overall, I would definitely say InnoEX is a high-value international platform for deal-making, collaboration and market expansion. Following this visit, we are actively exploring the possibility of establishing a Hong Kong office within the next few months to support our expansion across Asia, which clearly demonstrates our confidence in Hong Kong as a leading global innovation and investment hub.

Hummingbird is a Japan-based company specialising in drone training and drone-related solutions. We currently operate 12 drone schools in Japan.

Our main objective in joining InnoEX is to understand the latest opportunities in the low-altitude economy and connect with companies involved in drone technologies. e are particularly interested in Hong Kong and the Chinese Mainland as both markets have seen rapid development in this field in recent years. In particular, Hong Kong has strong government support for related projects, which further encourages us to come and explore the market firsthand. Following our visit to Hong Kong, we will also travel to Shenzhen to gain deeper insights into the latest developments in this sector.

What impressed us most about the exhibition is its scale, which is much larger than we expected, as well as the strong visitor traffic and high level of technology on display. Compared with similar exhibitions in Japan, this event stands out in terms of size, number of visitors and the level of industry attention towards drone technologies. In particular, we have seen many advanced applications in autonomous flight, which are highly impressive and provide valuable insights into future trends.

So far, we have identified several exhibitors with potential for collaboration, mainly from Hong Kong and the Chinese Mainland. Some have expressed interest in visiting our schools and operations in Japan, while others are keen to introduce their technologies into the Japanese market through cooperation with us.

Hong Kong offers clear advantages as the host location for this exhibition. Despite its compact size, it has a highly concentrated population, strong economic activity and excellent international connectivity. For us, this creates strong potential for developing our drone school business in Hong Kong. Overall, we believe this exhibition is highly effective in supporting our international expansion, broadening our global perspective and exploring new market opportunities. We would definitely consider participating again in the future.

At InnoEX, I am mainly looking for suitable artificial intelligence and robotics technologies that can be adopted in airport operations.In particular, I am interested in solutions that can help reduce passenger queuing, strengthen aviation security through detection functions, and improve overall operational efficiency.

This is my first time attending this event in Hong Kong, and I have been impressed by the many live demonstrations and the wide range of products on display.

So far, I have spoken with around 10 exhibitors, mainly from Hong Kong and the Chinese Mainland. So far, the exhibition has been very useful. It has helped me identify several technologies with potential relevance to airport applications, especially in robotics. I was particularly impressed by the robot zone, where I saw how far robotics technology has advanced, including precise task execution.

I believe InnoEX is a very helpful platform for understanding global technology trends and identifying promising solutions. After returning to Korea, I will certainly recommend this event to my colleagues.

The Startup and Innovation Hub of Ho Chi Minh City (SIHUB), under the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Science and Technology, is focused on supporting startups, innovation and international collaboration.

At this year’s InnoEX, our main objective is to identify innovative solutions and potential partners that could be introduced into the Vietnamese market through our network and support platform.

So far, we have met more than 30 exhibitors from different countries and regions, with particularly strong interest in companies from the Chinese Mainland. We have also held deeper discussions with around 10 companies that show stronger cooperation potential. We are especially interested in artificial intelligence systems with strong translation capability and practical application potential, as we believe such technologies could have promising prospects in Viet Nam.

From our perspective, Hong Kong stands out as a leading technology and innovation hub in the region. It not only gathers high-quality exhibitors and advanced solutions from different markets, but also plays a very important bridging role in helping economies like Viet Nam connect with cutting-edge technology, professional partners and international business opportunities. For Viet Nam, this is particularly valuable, because bringing in strong technology partners can help accelerate innovation, support economic growth and strengthen the development of our own startup and technology ecosystem.

The overall quality of the exhibitors at this fair has been very impressive. If I were to rate the exhibition experience, I would give the Hong Kong Trade Development Council a 10 out of 10 for the quality of exhibitors and the value of the platform.

What impressed us most about Hong Kong is the scale and international character of the exhibition. The event has allowed us to see a wide range of new ideas, technologies and market possibilities in one place. It is also a very valuable platform for exchange, as we were able to attend seminars, meet representatives from different sectors and gain useful insights for future cooperation. Overall, InnoEX has broadened our perspective and opened up many promising opportunities for collaboration.

Bali International is a logistics and shipping company providing international freight solutions, including air freight, ocean freight and project cargo. At this year’s InnoEX, we are mainly looking for advanced warehouse technologies, particularly integrated systems and robotics solutions that can connect our partners, vendors and internal operations more efficiently.

Compared with similar events in Singapore, which tend to focus more on startups and early-stage solutions, what we find in Hong Kong is much more practical and business-ready. Many exhibitors here offer complete systems that can be directly integrated into our existing operations, rather than standalone solutions that require additional layers of development. This makes Hong Kong a much better fit for companies like ours with established logistics networks.

So far, we have identified around two to three potential suppliers, mainly from the Chinese Mainland, and have already arranged follow-up meetings for further evaluation. While we are still in the process of reviewing technical details and quotations, we expect individual projects to be valued at around US$10,000.

So far, the discussions have been highly relevant and efficient, and we are confident that these engagements will lead to concrete collaborations in the near future.

We develop programmes and services for universities and startups in the Philippines. We are at InnoEX to look for potential partnerships that can be replicated back home, such as incubators, startup mentoring, university collaborations, manufacturers to help with commercialisation, and export clients.

The expo offers unique advantages with innovative and interesting services or products that could be adapted in the Philippines. Hong Kong is nearby, brings everyone together, and functions as a centre connecting all parts of the world, with communication done at ease.

We joined InnoEX last year as exhibitors, and our positive experience made us come back as buyers. We have met around 10 organisations from the government, private, and universities, and we are exploring collaboration opportunities. For example, developing a science park in the Philippines, or collaborating with universities to develop incubation programmes, and participating in international innovation competitions.

The fair helps our startups go global, and they might as well be able to enter the Hong Kong market. We are very happy with the activities and opportunities at the fair.