The Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation (HKSTP) and the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) are leading the largest-ever Hong Kong Tech Pavilion to the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas from January 6-9, 2026. The showcase features 61 technology companies representing a dynamic mix of early-stage ventures and mature firms across artificial intelligence, robotics, health technology, and sustainability sectors. This collective presence signals Hong Kong's rapidly advancing technological capabilities and its capacity to empower innovators to scale their solutions for global impact.
The Hong Kong Tech Pavilion, spanning both the Eureka Park and Global Pavilion areas at The Venetian Expo, will highlight several CES Innovation Award-winning solutions alongside world-first technologies. The pavilion includes companies less than five years old alongside more established ventures, demonstrating the breadth of Hong Kong's innovation ecosystem. Three award-winning companies taking center stage include Widemount Dynamics Tech, PointFit, and Eieling Technology.
Widemount Dynamics Tech received the Best of Innovation for Product in Support of Human Security for All award for its Smart Firefighting Robot. The autonomous system is engineered to detect fires, navigate through smoke-filled environments, provide real-time mapping data, and determine the most effective extinguishing agent. This technology aims to minimize both financial costs and risks to human life and property during fire emergencies.
In the Digital Health category, PointFit was honored for its PF-Sweat Patch, an ultra-thin wearable device incorporating patented biomarkers tracking technology. The patch offers a non-invasive alternative for continuous monitoring of vital signs and performance metrics, catering to athletes and wellness enthusiasts seeking detailed physiological data. Another Digital Health award winner, Eieling Technology, developed FattaLab®, recognized as the world's first intelligence-driven compact fatty liver diagnostic device. The portable system delivers medical-grade assessment results in approximately 30 seconds, promoting early detection and treatment to potentially improve patient outcomes and longevity.
The pavilion will host numerous events including product launches, briefings, and business matching conversations. Scheduled demonstrations include GumAI, a smart oral healthcare solution from Dentomi that promotes a "Dentist coming in handy" approach; DRESIO's "AI Physiotherapy for Everyone" solution; and moftBODY's launch of "wuBiee & wuBiee wrap," which integrates neuroscience into smart textile shapewear. Visitors can access the full event line-up at https://www.hkstp.org and schedule their visit through https://www.hktdc.com/aboutus.
Additionally, a Hong Kong Tech Networking Reception will be held on January 7, 2026, from 5:30 to 7:30 pm at Mercato Della Pescheria in The Venetian. The reception welcomes interested parties to explore partnership opportunities and engage with Hong Kong technology companies. Registration details are available at https://www.hkstp.org. The 61 participating companies include 47 from within the HKSTP ecosystem, representing diverse technological specializations from AI and robotics to logistics and sustainable energy solutions.
For business and technology leaders, this showcase represents more than a product exhibition; it demonstrates Hong Kong's strategic positioning as a global innovation hub capable of nurturing both early-stage startups and scaling mature companies. The concentration of award-winning technologies in critical areas like healthcare, public safety, and digital wellness indicates Hong Kong's competitive edge in developing solutions with tangible societal impact. The collaboration between HKSTP and HKTDC facilitates crucial market access and partnership opportunities that could accelerate the global adoption of these technologies, potentially influencing industry standards and investment flows in the AI, healthtech, and robotics sectors worldwide.
