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!

At the Hong Kong ICT Awards 2025 organised by Digital Policy Office of the Government of the HKSAR, LSCM was excited to have received the Certificate of Merit with three technologies developed in collaboration with the government, industry and the academia. The award-winning technologies covered the areas of smart mobility, construction, and digital entertainment.   Established in 2006, the HKICT Awards is one of the most recognised and longest-standing information technology awards in Hong Kong. The awards honoured the outstanding achievement of LSCM in technology R&D. The LSCM team is committed to pursing excellence in technology development with an aim to enhancing the quality of life of the community and the efficiency of various industries.

The Gerontech and Innovation Expo cum Summit (GIES) 2025 was held from 20 to 23 November 2025, providing the public with an access to the latest technologies and solutions for elderly care services. At the event, visitors explored the technologies designed to support ageing at home, rehabilitation, and professional elderly care services.   This year, LSCM showcased the MaxBot SmartTable, Elderly Lifter, Detachable Follow-me Robot, Electronic Power Assist Trolley, and Tele-practice Platform System at the event.  Experts and industry practitioners from the elderly service sector and the public visited LSCM’s booth to exchange their ideas on how these technologies can be applied to support the daily operations of the elderly care homes for better service delivery and care management.

At the Asian Logistics, Maritime and Aviation Conference (ALMAC) hosted by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), LSCM organised the “Port Community System x LSCM Maritime Summit 2025” and “Hong Kong Belt and Road Low-Altitude Economy Cooperation Conference 2025” on 18 November 2025, gathering the government officials and industry leaders to explore the Port Community System (PCS) and innovative technologies that are fostering the development of the logistics and maritime industry. The event also examined the emerging low-altitude economy (LAE) in Hong Kong and in the Belt and Road countries, assisting the industry to seize the new opportunities for development.

The InnoCarnival 2025 organised by Innovation and Technology Commission (ITC) on 18 - 26 October 2025 provided the public with an opportunity to enjoy a wide range of I&T-related interactive and educational activities. This year, LSCM designed three interactive activities for the event which attracted the participation of many visitors.   A mini basketball shooting game was designed with LSCM’s Maxbot. The participants were required to shoot the mini basketball into a moving hoop. And another interactive game required the participants to pilot a drone to complete a designated route within limited time to showcase the concept of low-altitude economy. Besides, the Personalised Chatbot for the Elderly developed by LSCM was also introduced to the public, demonstrating how innovation and technology could enhance the emotional well-being of the seniors.   LSCM’s booth was one of the most popular highlights at the event, demonstrating the emerging technologies in an interactive and interesting way.

Logistics and Supply Chain MultiTech R&D Centre (LSCM)’s signature annual event, LSCM Logistics Summit 2025, concluded as a resounding success at Hong Kong Science Park. Centred around the theme of “Port Community System: Steering Innovation and Collaboration in Logistics”, the Summit served as a key platform for the industry to exchange ideas and views. The event focused on the development of the Port Community System (PCS), examining how innovative technologies could enhance collaboration in logistics and help the industry respond to the rapidly changing market demands and challenges, whilst seizing the emerging opportunities. LSCM also showcased its cutting-edge technologies at the exhibition. Key highlights included the “Port Community System (PCS)”, “Po Shan Groundwater Regulation System”, “Multi-Robot Collaborated Object Transportation System”, and the project “Protecting the Ecological Environment in Construction Areas with an AIoT System”,etc. Other technologies developed in collaboration of LSCM and its partner organisations were also showcased at the event, aiming to foster technology adoption to enhance industry efficiency, sustainability, and competitiveness. During the Summit, LSCM also signed Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with the government department and several leading industry organisations to further advance technology R&D and collaboration for key technologies for cross-border logistics and Smart City development.