Hong Kong Science & Technology Parks Highlights Region’s Innovation Prowess at China Hi-Tech Fair 2025
HKSTP leads 13 companies in Shenzhen to showcase Hong Kong’s strengths in AI, robotics, semiconductors and biotech
The Hong Kong Science & Technology Parks Corporation (HKSTP) played a prominent role at the 27th China Hi-Tech Fair (CHTF 2025), held from 14–16 November at the Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Centre.
Under the Hong Kong Pavilion, HKSTP guided thirteen of its park companies in presenting innovations across artificial intelligence, robotics, new energy, semiconductors and biotechnology.
These participating companies included Ori-sys Technology, which showcased a miniature visual-tactile MEMS sensor designed for robotics hands and wearable electronics, and MEINONG Robot Co., which displayed an agricultural robotics solution aimed at harvesting grapes, oranges and mangoes to improve efficiency and reduce crop damage.
Additional exhibits featured Haptron Scientific’s optical force-sensing technology for aerospace and new-energy applications, and Rafael Biotechnology’s quantum plasmonic lab-on-chip for rapid biosensing and diagnostics.
HKSTP emphasised its strategic role as a "super-connector" for innovation, particularly within the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA).
Through the Hong Kong Pavilion and its own Shenzhen branch—opened in Futian in 2023—the organisation supports tech-venture cross-border scaling, global collaboration and commercialisation of research.
The Pavilion’s “Bringing In, Going Global” theme underlined HKSTP’s ambition to position Hong Kong as an international hub for technology and innovation.
At the fair, HKSTP also hosted a briefing session titled “Go Global Mixer @ CHTF”, aimed at helping startups by sharing insights on global market expansion, Hong Kong’s innovation landscape and regional linkage.
The presence of over ten HKSTP-park companies at CHTF underlined Hong Kong’s growing prominence in the global I&T ecosystem and its capacity to convert cutting-edge research into scalable products.
HKSTP’s participation reflects Hong Kong’s broader policy focus on innovation-led growth, infrastructure support and integration into the GBA.
The Shenzhen exhibition underscored the city’s strategic assets—the proximity to mainland production, world-class I&T infrastructure and an international investor network—making it a compelling base for technology ventures looking to expand across China and beyond.
Under the Hong Kong Pavilion, HKSTP guided thirteen of its park companies in presenting innovations across artificial intelligence, robotics, new energy, semiconductors and biotechnology.
These participating companies included Ori-sys Technology, which showcased a miniature visual-tactile MEMS sensor designed for robotics hands and wearable electronics, and MEINONG Robot Co., which displayed an agricultural robotics solution aimed at harvesting grapes, oranges and mangoes to improve efficiency and reduce crop damage.
Additional exhibits featured Haptron Scientific’s optical force-sensing technology for aerospace and new-energy applications, and Rafael Biotechnology’s quantum plasmonic lab-on-chip for rapid biosensing and diagnostics.
HKSTP emphasised its strategic role as a "super-connector" for innovation, particularly within the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA).
Through the Hong Kong Pavilion and its own Shenzhen branch—opened in Futian in 2023—the organisation supports tech-venture cross-border scaling, global collaboration and commercialisation of research.
The Pavilion’s “Bringing In, Going Global” theme underlined HKSTP’s ambition to position Hong Kong as an international hub for technology and innovation.
At the fair, HKSTP also hosted a briefing session titled “Go Global Mixer @ CHTF”, aimed at helping startups by sharing insights on global market expansion, Hong Kong’s innovation landscape and regional linkage.
The presence of over ten HKSTP-park companies at CHTF underlined Hong Kong’s growing prominence in the global I&T ecosystem and its capacity to convert cutting-edge research into scalable products.
HKSTP’s participation reflects Hong Kong’s broader policy focus on innovation-led growth, infrastructure support and integration into the GBA.
The Shenzhen exhibition underscored the city’s strategic assets—the proximity to mainland production, world-class I&T infrastructure and an international investor network—making it a compelling base for technology ventures looking to expand across China and beyond.
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