LSCM participated in the fourth edition of InnoEX, co-organised by the Government of the HKSAR and the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), on 13 – 16 April 2026 to showcase a series of the Centre’s award-winning technologies including the Port Community System (PCS),  Electronic Power Assist Trolley System Series, Air-Conditioning Water Dripping Inspection System, as well as Smart Lock Application and Devices for Confidential Document Tracking in the GBA. These showcased technologies align with Hong Kong’s smart city development initiatives to boost industry productivity and efficiency. We were honoured to welcome several distinguished guests to our booth, including Prof Dong SUN, JP, Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry; Mr HAN Bing, Chairman of the Hefei Municipal Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC); and Mr Ivan LEE, JP, Commissioner for Innovation & Technology. The LSCM team highlighted the showcased technologies and the Centre’s latest R&D initiatives. Furthermore, Dr Venus LUN, Special Project Director of LSCM, delivered a compelling presentation on the “Port Community System (PCS)”.  She introduced how the system seamlessly connects supply chain stakeholders to enhance Hong Kong’s logistics efficiency and cross-sector collaboration. The four-day event provided exceptional opportunities for the LSCM team to engage with industry players and tech experts from both local and overseas markets, fostering a vibrant exchange of ideas to drive future innovation.  

At the 51st International Exhibition Inventions Geneva, LSCM won a gold medal, 3 silver medals, and a bronze medal with the Centre’s satellite, locationing and robotics technologies. The “AI Large Language Model – Powered Remote Sensing Satellite System for Near-Real-Time Disaster Monitoring” developed in collaboration with The Chinese University of Hong Kong was awarded a gold medal. Three of the silver medals were awarded to LSCM’s robotics technologies, namely the "Multi-Robot Collaborated Object Transportation System", the "Voice-Controlled Mobile Manipulator Powered by Large Language Model”, and the  "Smart Lock Application and Devices for Confidential Document Tracking in the Greater Bay Area". And the "Personalised Chatbot for Elderly Companions" was awarded a bronze medal. The LSCM team is thrilled to have received the recognition in the exhibition again this year and will continue our efforts in fostering collaboration among the government, industry, academia, and research institutes to develop more innovative technologies and promote technology adoption.

LSCM participated in the Regional Conference on Smart Customs to showcase the Port Community System (PCS) and E-lock developed by the Centre which could help enhance customs efficiency, security, and facilitate seamless cross-border operations. At the event, distinguished guests including Mr Tang Ping-keung, Secretary for Security, and Mr Chan Tsz-tat, Commissioner of Customs and Excise, visited the LSCM booth to learn about the Centre’s advanced technologies. Mr Stephen WAI, Senior Business Development Director of LSCM, delivered a presentation that introduced the Centre’s technologies which were developed to enhance cross-boundary logistics efficiency and facilitate trade.

The Transport and Logistics Bureau (TLB) and LSCM organised the PCS Roll-out Ceremony, marking the official launch of the PCS. The ceremony was officiated by Ms Mable CHAN, Secretary for Transport and Logistics, Mr Vic YAU, Permanent Secretary for Transport and Logistics , Miss Amy CHAN, Commissioner for Maritime and Port Development, Captain Hon Lothair LAM, Legislative Council Member, Mr Frankie YICK, member of the Hong Kong Maritime and Port Development Board, Ir Prof Alan LAM, Chairman of the LSCM Board of Directors, and Mr Simon WONG, Chief Executive Officer of LSCM.  At the event, Transport and Logistics Bureau, LSCM, and FUNDel Limited signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) which signifies the collaboration among the three organisations to accelerate the integration of the PCS with logistics industry information platforms and explore the use of trusted cargo-flow data within the PCS to assist financial institutions in evaluating trade finance assessments of logistics SMEs.

The Airspace Asia Pacific 2025 organised by Civil Air Navigation Services Organisation on 9 - 11 December 2025 brought the region’s air traffic management and aviation community together in Hong Kong for its inaugural edition. At the event, LSCM showcased the AI-assisted UWB Locationing and Obstacle Avoidance System Using Video Analytics for LAE (Landing / Take-off Operations) which supports future LAE deployment, regulatory sandbox testing, and scalable commercial drone operations, paving the way for safer and more reliable UAV missions.

The 5th Asia Exhibition of Innovations and Inventions Hong Kong organised by the Hong Kong Exporters’ Association (HKEA) and Palexpo, Geneva took place on 4 - 5 December 2025. This year, LSCM garnered three awards at the event with the Centre’s smart city and robotics technologies.   The LSCM team is excited to have gained the international recognition again for its expertise in technology R&D and will continue to work closely with our partners, pooling the strengths of different sectors to develop more innovative technologies and facilitate Hong Kong’s smart city development and industry digitalisation!