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The 46th Hong Kong Electronics Fair (Autumn Edition) will take place from October 13 to 16, 2026, at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC). Organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), the event will showcase developments in artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, smart wellness, entertainment technology and consumer electronics.
The fair will run alongside the 29th electronicAsia, organised by HKTDC and MMI Asia Pte Ltd. Together, the two events are expected to bring more than 3,200 exhibitors from 15 countries and regions to Hong Kong. An online exhibition will also run from October 6 to 23 through the Click2Match platform.
AI, Robotics and Smart Wellness Take Centre Stage
The Autumn Electronics Fair will focus on three major themes: AI & Robotics, Smart Wellness and NEXTEntertainment. A new Future Industries Zone will also highlight technologies aimed at emerging industries.
The RoboPark area will feature more than 120 robots, covering applications in commercial services, industrial operations, logistics, entertainment, healthcare and rehabilitation. Visitors can also explore humanoid robots and AI-powered wearable robotic systems. Activities will include robot football, robot dance battles, a RoboDog Garden and a station where robots serve coffee and popcorn.
Companies expected to showcase their technology include AgiBot, UBTECH, Booster Robotics, VIGX Technology and Shenzhen Honor Smart Technology Development. UBTECH plans to demonstrate its Walker C1 humanoid robot, while VIGX will present a pocket-sized AI exoskeleton robot. Other participating robotics companies include AI² Robotics, Digit Robotics, EngineAI, DexForce and Deep Robotics.
The Smart Wellness theme will cover digital health, wearable devices, personal care, gerontechnology and healthy living. NEXTEntertainment will focus on extended reality (XR), virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), smart gaming and AI-powered entertainment.
New Future Industries Zone to Feature More Than 100 Exhibitors
Supported by the Innovation, Technology and Industry Bureau of the Hong Kong SAR Government, the Future Industries Zone is being developed jointly by HKTDC and the Hong Kong Electronic Industries Association (HKEIA). It is expected to feature more than 100 exhibitors, including Lenovo, AV Concept and GP Energy Tech.
The zone will cover five areas: Future Computing, Future Manufacturing, Future Marine & Quantum Technologies, Future Microelectronics and Future Wellness.
Planned activities include industry forums, startup pitching sessions, talent development discussions and business-matching opportunities. The programme will also introduce the Top 100 Future Industries Pioneer List, intended to identify innovative products and solutions with commercial potential.
Speakers expected to participate include Jeffrey Lam, Vincent Ma, Clara Chan and Allen Yeung, representing organisations involved in industrial development, innovation and technology, investment and the information technology industry.
Technology Exhibits Extend Beyond Robotics
Other areas of the fair will showcase technologies for businesses and consumers. Tech Hall will feature AI data solutions, the Internet of Things (IoT) and transport monitoring technologies.
The Adventure Hub will include an Immersive Experience Zone featuring brainwave gaming sensors, allowing users to control games through concentration rather than conventional physical controls. Manna Pacific (HK) Limited will demonstrate an AI-powered indoor fitness screen that uses real-time motion tracking to provide visual guidance and support workout posture and coordination.
The wider exhibition will feature more than 20 themed zones. Its Hall of Fame will present more than 560 established brands, while first-time exhibitors will include HiFuture, Aoni and ZENS. RISE Avenue will focus on emerging brands, gaming equipment and home entertainment products.
The Startup Zone is expected to host more than 120 emerging companies and startups. Participating groups will include IOTHK and JimHang Academy, with activities designed to connect technology developers with potential business partners and investors.
Industry Forums to Discuss AI and Business Expansion
The Symposium on Innovation and Technology, organised by HKTDC and the Hong Kong Electronics and Technologies Association, will focus on “AI-Driven Security & The Next-Gen Infrastructure.” Discussions will cover AI, intelligent systems, infrastructure security, operational efficiency and business competitiveness.
Expected speakers include Alexander Gerfer, CTO of the Würth Elektronik Group; Dr Charles Cheung, Adjunct Associate Professor in the Department of Mathematics at Hong Kong Baptist University; and Silvia Lam Ihensekhien, identified in the event announcement as Chief Security Advisor at Microsoft.
The Hong Kong Electronics Forum will examine how AI, sustainability and technological innovation are shaping the electronics industry. Startup-focused activities will include enterprise-investor matching, mentorship and the Hong Kong Value Creation for Technology: Pitching Competition.
A separate GoGlobal Connect Zone will help mainland Chinese companies explore international expansion through Hong Kong. Sessions will address overseas market entry, financing, risk management, smart manufacturing, sustainability, certification and international brand development. Planned discussions will involve representatives from HKECIC, TechNode, Hang Seng Bank and OCBC Bank (Hong Kong), among others.
electronicAsia to Focus on Electronic Components
Running alongside the Autumn Electronics Fair, electronicAsia will focus on semiconductors, sensors, electronic components and manufacturing technologies. Exhibitors named in the announcement include Easttop Display and Microtech Technology, although specific product launches have not been detailed.
The two exhibitions will use HKTDC’s EXHIBITION+ model, combining the physical events with online business connections through Click2Match until October 23. A complimentary shuttle service between HKCEC and AsiaWorld-Expo will also support visitors attending the wider October exhibition programme.
Hong Kong Electronics Fair 2026: What to Expect
The Autumn Electronics Fair is designed to connect technology companies with buyers, investors, talent and international markets. Its programme combines consumer electronics, robotics demonstrations, emerging technology showcases and business discussions, while the Future Industries and GoGlobal Connect zones place additional emphasis on industrial innovation and overseas expansion.
With AI, robotics, smart wellness and future computing among its central themes, the event will offer visitors an overview of technologies and business opportunities across the electronics sector.
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