Hong Kong Electronics Fair and electronicAsia Showcase Global AI and Robotics Innovation
The concurrent 45th Hong Kong Electronics Fair and 28th electronicAsia bring together over 3,200 exhibitors from 20 countries, highlighting China's leading role in AI and robotics technology while serving as a crucial platform for companies to expand globally.
The 45th Hong Kong Electronics Fair (Autumn Edition) and the 28th electronicAsia opened today at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, running simultaneously for four days and featuring more than 3,200 exhibitors from 20 countries and regions. The events highlight Hong Kong's position as a global electronics marketplace while showcasing China's growing dominance in artificial intelligence and robotics technologies. The scale and international participation underscore the continued importance of physical trade fairs in an increasingly digital business environment.
This year's Autumn Electronics Fair focuses on three key areas: AI and robotics, digital entertainment, and the silver economy, reflecting current technological trends and societal needs. The event brings together major Chinese technology companies from both "Hangzhou's Six Little Dragons" and "Shenzhen's Eight Great Guardians of Embodied Intelligence," demonstrating China's rapid advancement in robotics technology. These companies are using the fair as a platform to launch new products and expand into international markets, highlighting the event's role in facilitating global business connections.
The newly established RoboPark event space features over 30 live demonstrations showcasing robotics applications in business, rehabilitation, and daily living. Companies like Deep Robotics present the X30 Quadruped Robodog equipped with waterproof protection and intelligent navigation, while BrainCo introduces the Revo2 bionic dexterous hand that can function as a prosthetic. Other notable exhibits include PaXini Tech's humanoid robots with advanced tactile sensing and AI vision, and Booster Robotics' Booster T1 humanoid robot that won the RoboCup 2025 competition.
Beyond robotics, the fair features several specialized zones including the Adventure Hub with its Immersive Experience Zone combining VR, AR, and AI technologies, and the Hall of Fame showcasing more than 500 world-renowned electronic brands. The Startup Zone provides a platform for over 90 tech entrepreneurs to display their latest innovations, while the new Hong Kong Tech Showcase features products from approximately 40 local technology companies. Visitors can explore the event details through the official website at https://hkelectronicsfairae.hktdc.com.
The concurrent electronicAsia exhibition focuses on electronic components and manufacturing, featuring zones dedicated to keyboards and switches, power supplies, printed circuit boards, and test and inspection equipment. Australian exhibitor Masters & Young showcases its self-designed and manufactured printed circuit boards, demonstrating the global reach of the event. More information about this complementary exhibition is available at http://www.electronicasia.com.
A series of forums and seminars running alongside the fairs addresses key industry topics. The 10th Symposium on Innovation & Technology, co-organised by the HKTDC and the Hong Kong Electronics & Technologies Association, explored how robotics technology can drive innovation across various sectors. Additional events include the Hong Kong Electronic Forum focusing on battery technology and energy storage innovations, and the Future Stage: AI x Performing Arts Awards showcasing how young innovators combine AI with performing arts.
The events operate under the EXHIBITION+ hybrid model, allowing participants to connect through the HKTDC Click2Match smart business matching platform in addition to attending the physical fairs. This approach reflects the evolving nature of international trade events in the digital age, combining the benefits of in-person networking with online accessibility. The scale and diversity of exhibitors and products demonstrate Hong Kong's continued relevance as a global trade hub and superconnector between markets.