Hong Kong has once again opened its doors to the world of cutting-edge technology with the 45th Electronics Fair (Autumn Edition) and the 28th electronicAsia. Held at the iconic Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, the events run until 16 October, welcoming thousands of tech enthusiasts, innovators, and buyers from across the globe.

A Global Gathering of Innovators

With over 3,200 exhibitors from 20 countries and regions, the fair has become a magnet for companies eager to showcase their latest breakthroughs. Delegations from regions including China, Japan, Korea, Singapore, Australia, the US, France, Germany, and the UK are actively participating. More than 120 buyer missions from 61 nations highlight the fair’s role as a hub for international business connections.

Robots, Exoskeletons, and Beyond

One of the standout attractions this year is the robotics zone, where humanoids, quadruped robots, and wearable exoskeletons are on full display. Leading firms are demonstrating live, interactive technologies, while innovators like Hangzhou-based Ascentiz have launched a modular exoskeleton designed to assist people with mobility challenges. Visitors can explore how robotics is moving from research labs into real-world applications.

Startups and Immersive Experiences

The fair also highlights emerging brands through zones like RISE Avenue and Adventure Hub. Here, AI-driven interactive gaming, VR and AR experiences, and smart home devices demonstrate how technology is reshaping entertainment and everyday life. The Hong Kong Tech Showcase and Startup Zone provide a platform for local and early-stage companies to connect with global buyers and investors.

Technology for All Ages

A special focus on the silver economy brings forward solutions aimed at older adults. Exhibits include GPS-enabled walking aids, smart pill dispensers, and wearable health monitors, all labeled under “Smart Ageing Products” to help visitors navigate this rapidly growing sector.

Knowledge Sharing and Collaboration

In addition to exhibitions, seminars, and forums offer insights into robotics, AI applications, and energy storage. The 10th Symposium on Innovation & Technology explores robotics in logistics, ocean exploration, and industrial automation, reflecting the fair’s commitment to connecting ideas with practical impact.

Blending live demonstrations with digital matchmaking via the Click2Match platform, the fairs reinforce Hong Kong’s position as a dynamic hub for global technology innovation.

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The Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) is set to host four major technology events this October, bringing together more than 6,200 exhibitors from 27 countries and regions. Running under the EXHIBITION+ hybrid model, these fairs will combine physical showcases with the AI-driven Click2Match business matching platform, highlighting Hong Kong’s push to establish AI as a core industry.

A Month of Innovation and Trade

The lineup includes the Hong Kong Electronics Fair (Autumn Edition), electronicAsia, the Hong Kong International Lighting Fair (Autumn Edition), and the Hong Kong International Outdoor and Tech Light Expo. Electronics Fair and electronicAsia will run from 13–16 October at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC), while the Lighting Fair takes place from 27–30 October at the same venue. The Outdoor and Tech Light Expo follows at AsiaWorld-Expo from 28–31 October, with overlapping online editions extending the reach of these exhibitions.

Electronics Fair & electronicAsia: Robotics, Silver Economy, and Digital Entertainment

Marking their 45th and 28th editions respectively, the Electronics Fair and electronicAsia will welcome 3,200+ exhibitors under the theme “World’s Leading Electronics Marketplace.” Robotics takes center stage with RoboPark, featuring live demonstrations from Booster Robotics, Unitree Robotics, and innovations such as a robot making coffee and humanoid AI-powered assistants.

New zones like RISE Avenue for emerging smart device brands and Adventure Hub for EV start-ups will complement the Hall of Fame, housing 500+ global names including AIWA, Rapoo, and Philips. Notable product highlights include DEEP Robotics’ quadruped robot dog, BrainCo’s bionic prosthetic hand, and PaXini Tech’s humanoid robot with tactile sensing. The event also emphasizes the silver economy, with smart canes and elder-care solutions, and immersive digital entertainment technologies.

Key forums include the 10th Symposium on Innovation & Technology, focusing on robotics applications across land, sea, and sky, and the Hong Kong Electronic Forum, covering advancements in battery and energy storage technologies.

Lighting Fair: Smart and Sustainable Illumination

The Hong Kong International Lighting Fair (Autumn Edition) will host 3,000+ exhibitors with the theme “Illuminated Designs for a Smarter Future.” Smart lighting, sustainability, and healthy living will dominate discussions. The Hall of Connected Lighting features 60+ leading brands such as GRE Alpha, TUYA Smart, Moorgen, and Signify, while the Hall of Aurora brings together over 540 international names like LEEDARSON, Tospo, and Megaman.

Award-winning designs such as Moorgen’s smart switch and Bweetech’s Fluorite Lamp will be showcased alongside Filmbase Tech’s Guinness World Record-holding LED mesh flying screen. Real-world applications of lighting in major global projects, from Singapore’s Gardens by the Bay to Osaka World Expo’s Yumeshima Station, will further highlight the fair’s industry relevance.

Outdoor and Tech Light Expo: Smart Cities and Public Lighting

Held at AsiaWorld-Expo, the Outdoor and Tech Light Expo will focus on smart city lighting and outdoor solutions. Exhibits will feature multi-functional smart light poles from Unilumin Group, integrating lighting, EV charging, and Wi-Fi, and professional sports lighting from Lamp Shining Technology, already in use at Canadian baseball fields.

Forums such as the Innovative Lighting Design Forum and Connected Lighting Forum will explore sustainable lighting ecosystems and the road to a net-zero future. A special seminar on sustainable outdoor designs and a masterclass by lighting designer Tino Kwan will add depth to the discussions.

Hybrid Connectivity and Global Reach

All fairs will benefit from HKTDC’s EXHIBITION+ hybrid engagement model, ensuring both in-person and online networking opportunities. Free shuttle services will connect the two main venues, HKCEC and AsiaWorld-Expo, to facilitate seamless visitor participation. With a strong mix of cutting-edge technology, cross-industry collaboration, and AI-driven business platforms, Hong Kong’s October fairs are set to strengthen the city’s role as a global innovation hub.

Register Now

Interested participants can pre-register via the official HKTDC link: HKTDC Pre-Registration Form

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