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Hong Kong's Tech Innovations Shine at CES 2026

In a remarkable display of innovation, the Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation (HKSTP) along with the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) successfully showcased the largest-ever delegation of local tech companies at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2026 in Las Vegas. From January 6 to 9, 61 Hong Kong tech firms introduced their state-of-the-art technologies, emphasizing the city's pivotal role as an international technology hub.

As the delegation settled into the bustling atmosphere of CES, the Hong Kong Tech Pavilion quickly became a focal point for global brands, investors, and industry leaders eager to explore the latest advancements coming out of Hong Kong. Within the first two days alone, numerous prominent figures visited the Pavilion, seeking potential collaborations and business opportunities.

Showcasing Cutting-Edge Innovations

The pavilion featured diverse innovations across several key sectors, including advanced materials and sustainable technology, artificial intelligence and data analytics, digital transformation, electronics and robotics, as well as life and health sciences. This breadth of technological prowess showcases not only the depth of Hong Kong’s talent pool but also its commitment to enhancing quality of life through technology.

Three standout companies received accolades this year, being honored at the prestigious CES Innovation Awards 2026. Leading the pack was Widemount Dynamics Tech, recognized for its innovative Smart Firefighting Robot, which was awarded the title of Best in Innovation for its groundbreaking contribution to human safety. Additionally, Eieling received accolades for its FattaLab®, the first intelligence-driven device for diagnosing fatty liver, while PointFit celebrated success with its patented PF-Sweat Patch, a unique wearable technology that monitors health metrics.

A Vision for the Future

Terry Wong, the CEO of HKSTP, expressed his enthusiasm regarding the participation, stating, “We believe in catalyzing tomorrow’s world. This celebration of Hong Kong’s innovation at a global platform like CES demonstrates our city’s unique convergence of cutting-edge research and development, global talent, and capital.” Wong highlighted the importance of connecting innovators with resources, markets, and opportunities, propelling local firms onto the world stage.

Vivian Chan, Associate Director for Business Development at HKTDC, emphasized their long-standing commitment to fostering technology-driven cross-border business deals, claiming, “Having participated in CES for over 40 years, our goal has always been to reinforce Hong Kong’s position as a leading global innovation hub.”

Fostering Global Connections

The strategic participation in CES has empowered many Hong Kong tech firms to seek collaborations and partnerships beyond their local marketplaces, thereby driving talent acquisition and investment opportunities in the region. As the global innovation landscape rapidly evolves, Hong Kong is strategically positioned at its forefront, seamlessly connecting East and West.

The HKSTP and HKTDC continue to nurture an environment that supports entrepreneurs and startups in their quest for global outreach, ensuring that Hong Kong remains crucial in contributing to the global technology landscape. With innovative solutions addressing real-world challenges, Hong Kong's tech sector is set to make a significant impact in the years to come.

List of Participating Tech Companies

Among the many participants at the Hong Kong Tech Pavilion were esteemed companies such as:

• - 0x Limited
• - AIeveR Robotics Limited
• - Airoma AI Limited
• - Widemount Dynamics Tech Limited
• - PointFit Technology Limited
• - Many more...

Each of these companies brought forth unique solutions aimed at technological and societal advancement, highlighting the transformative potential of Hong Kong’s vibrant tech ecosystem.

As the CES 2026 wraps up, the enthusiasm surrounding innovation in Hong Kong only continues to grow, with its tech companies ready to take their next steps on a global scale.