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The 50th International Exhibition of Inventions of Geneva, took place from 9 to 13 April 2025 in Geneva, Switzerland, was a global event honouring the advancement in technology and innovation. This year, LSCM once again demonstrated its strength and expertise in technology R&D and has garnered 3 silver medals and 1 bronze medal at this prestigious event. LSCM’s award-winning projects highlight its commitment in developing advanced technologies to foster the smart city development in Hong Kong and in the Greater Bay Area. The project “Protecting the Ecological Environment in Construction Areas with an AIoT System” was awarded a silver medal for its ability to monitor the air quality, wildlife movements, and water changes for early detection of the environmental impact of construction. Another silver medal was awarded to the project “Assistive Technologies for Traditional Chinese Medicine Tele-Practice”. It  integrates pulse sensing and regeneration devices which are linked via wireless network to support remote medical consultations in Traditional Chinese Medicine practice. The project “Multi-Sensor Object Detection for Better Traffic Control”, also awarded a silver medal, utilises  lidar, thermal cameras, radar, and standard cameras to monitor and optimise traffic flow. The Detachable Follow-me Robot, which was awarded a bronze medal, is capable of following the operator while assisting in transporting heavy and bulky items. LSCM is excited to have received the prestigious awards again this year and will continue its effort in driving the progress of technology development to foster the industry growth and enhance the quality of life of the community.

At the Edison Awards™ 2025 held on 2-3 April 2025 in the United States, LSCM was proud to receive one Gold Award and one Silver Award with two of its latest technologies, which is another remarkable achievement of the centre this year. Established in 1987, The Edison Awards™ is among the most prestigious accolades honouring excellence in new product and service development, marketing, design and innovation. LSCM’s “Robo-9 with Multi-Sensor Technologies for the Visually Impaired” clinched the Gold Award in the “Engineering & Robotics” category at the event. This innovative technology enhances mobility for the visually impaired with advanced navigation and obstacle avoidance functionalities, simulating the guide dogs. Meanwhile, the “XRCC – Extended Reality Content Creation Suite,” developed in collaboration with The University of Hong Kong and VOTANIC Limited, received the Silver Award in the “Entertainment Design & Experience” category. XRCC empowers users to create dynamic XR experiences for training and experiential learning with ease. LSCM’s success at The Edison Awards™ 2025 signified its dedication to develop innovative technologies in collaboration with various sectors to bring about meaningful and significant benefits to the industry and the community.

Dialogue with CEO   Logistics and Supply Chain MultiTech R&D Centre (LSCM) is committed to nurturing young talents through various programmes, such as the annual internship programme. This year, more than 25 interns from different local and overseas academic institutes have joined the LSCM team. To enhance the communication amongst the interns and the management, the event “Dialogue with CEO” hosted by Mr Simon Wong, Chief Executive Officer of LSCM, was held on 24 July 2024.During the event, Mr. Wong and the mentors from different teams shared their valuable experiences in leading the team members to overcome the challenges in the research projects. Mr. Wong emphasised that one of the major roles of LSCM is to engage the young generation in the R&D of technology, providing them with a platform to gain valuable experiences and explore the opportunities in the Innovation and Technology industry. He also encouraged the interns to set their own career goals. With the valuable exposure, most of the interns expressed strong interest in joining LSCM after their graduation.   

This year, the world-renowned International Exhibition of Inventions Geneva took place on 17 – 21 April 2024 in Geneva, Switzerland. Once again, LSCM’s commitment and expertise in technology R&D were acclaimed and recognised at this international event. At the event, LSCM has won 1 gold medal, 3 silver medals and 4 bronze medals. The Hong Kong GNSS Signal Quality Monitoring and Interference Detection System, a collaborative project developed with The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, was awarded a gold medal. And the e-Publishing Platform which provides the functions of AI translation and audio production from text, was awarded a silver medal. The two other collaborative projects which also received the silver medals were the Computer Vision-enabled Digital Twin for Construction Resource and Progress Management developed in partnership with The Hong Kong Polytechnic University and the Digital Twin, AI, Robotics, and IoT Empowered ESG Platform for Property and Facility Management Industries developed in partnership with The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. The other award-winning technologies were the e-SmartPort Platform (eSPP), AI in Assisting Crop Pest and Disease Control, Baby Tag and Baby Tracking Management Control System, and the Intrusion Detected Continuous Re-authentication (IDCRA) Technology.

LSCM participated in the second edition of InnoEx co-organised by the Government of the HKSAR and Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) on 13 – 16 Apr 2024 to showcase the Centre’s latest Smart City technologies. The event focused on the next-generation smart solutions, cutting-edge technologies and disruptive innovations. At the event, LSCM demonstrated a series of Smart City technologies including the Electronic Power Assist Trolley System, Tele-control Warehouse Stackers Using 5G, Smart Area-Wide Traffic Control System for better Mobility, and Baby Tag and Baby Tracking Management Control System. Dr CH Cheng, Director, Research & Technology, LSCM, also delivered a talk on “Smart Mobility, Smart City” to introduce LSCM’s technology which could enhance mobility and alleviate traffic congestions.  Many local visitors, as well as others from the Mainland and overseas visited the LSCM booth to learn about the showcased technologies.