2026 CES Hong Kong delegation: 61 scientific and technological enterprises bring AI+big health achievements to win 3 awards!

As one of the largest and most influential technology exhibitions in the world, CES has always been a "showcase window" and "trading platform" for global scientific and technological innovation achievements. Hong Kong organized 61 science and technology companies to participate in the exhibition, setting a record for the largest scale in history, covering five cutting-edge fields including advanced materials and sustainable technology, artificial intelligence and data, electronics and robotics technology, and life sciences and health technology, fully demonstrating the vitality and diverse development pattern of Hong Kong's science and technology innovation ecosystem. The CEO of Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation, Huang Bingxiu, stated that this exhibition is aimed at leveraging the CES global platform to showcase Hong Kong's unique advantages of gathering top research and development achievements, global talents, and capital, and to help innovators connect with global resources and market opportunities.

At this exhibition, the innovation strength of Hong Kong science and technology enterprises was recognized by international authorities, and three products focusing on safety and health successfully won the CES Innovation Award. Among them, the "Intelligent Firefighting Robot" developed by Lianshan Power won the Best Innovation Award in the National Safety category with outstanding safety protection performance. This robot can be regarded as the "all-around vanguard" in the field of firefighting, with the ability to remotely and accurately control from 100 meters away. Through high-definition cameras and detectors, it can transmit key information such as the fire environment and toxic gas concentration in real time. The triple water curtain sprinkler system endows it with super high temperature resistance, and the anti derailment track can easily cope with complex terrain. It can directly approach the fire source and accurately spray fire extinguishing agents, effectively improving the safety and efficiency of fire disposal.

In the field of digital health, Hong Kong technology companies have also performed outstandingly. FattaLab brought by Yiling Technology ®” The portable fatty liver measuring instrument won the award in this category. This world's first portable intelligent fatty liver measuring instrument has achieved technological breakthroughs, completing medical grade fatty liver assessment in just 30 seconds. It adopts non-invasive design and integrates real-time ultrasound images and instantaneous elastic imaging detection into a wireless composite probe through patented technology. It can be used by connecting to a mobile terminal, with simple operation and high accuracy. It can meet the professional testing needs of medical institutions and help ordinary people achieve home monitoring and early intervention of liver health. Another winner of the Digital Health Award is PointFit's "PF Sweat Patch" sweat sensor. This ultra-thin wearable patch is only 5 square centimeters in size and can monitor the concentration of lactate in sweat during exercise in real time. Through a dedicated algorithm, it can accurately determine the degree of muscle fatigue and issue warnings, helping athletes scientifically adjust training intensity and filling the gap in the field of deep physiological index monitoring of wearable devices.

Brilliant innovative achievements not only win honors, but also transform into tangible opportunities for cooperation. According to statistics, just two days before the exhibition, the Hong Kong exhibition area attracted dozens of international brand representatives, industry leaders, and investors to stop and exchange ideas. It has received cooperation intentions from over a hundred international buyers and investment institutions, covering multiple fields such as technology authorization, product procurement, and joint research and development. Chen Yingxin, Deputy General Manager of Business Development at the Exhibition and Digital Business Department of the Hong Kong Trade Development Council, stated that with over 40 years of CES exhibition experience and global network advantages, the Council has always been committed to promoting cross-border technology and business cooperation. This achievement further consolidates Hong Kong's position as a regional and global innovation hub.