HKSTP, HKTDC Lead Largest-Ever Hong Kong Tech Delegation to CES 2026

60 tech companies to showcase at Las Vegas as the city positions itself as Asia's innovation gateway.

Hong Kong is set to make its biggest splash yet at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2026, with a 60-strong delegation of technology companies heading to Las Vegas next month in a powerful demonstration of the city’s ambition to become a global innovation hub.

The delegation, jointly led by Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation (HKSTP) and the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), is a scaling up from previous years. The delegation will occupy a dual-pavilion presence spanning both the Eureka Park zone, which showcases emerging startups, and the Global Pavilion, which features more established enterprises that are seeking international expansion.

“Last year, the Hong Kong Tech Pavilion attracted over 16,000 visitors and generated over HK$100 million in business opportunities, providing tremendous exposure and collaboration prospects for our startups,” Derek Chim, Head of Startup Ecosystem and Development at HKSTP, said in a press briefing. “By bringing the largest-ever delegation to CES 2026, we are scaling up that impact.”

The delegation’s credibility has already received a significant boost, with three Hong Kong companies securing CES 2026 Innovation Awards. Point Fit Technology Limited earned recognition in the Digital Health category for its ultra-thin wearable skin patch that enables continuous health monitoring through sweat lactate analysis.

Eieling Technology Limited received the same honour for its portable fatty liver diagnostic device, which delivers medical-grade assessments in 30 seconds. Meanwhile, Widemount Dynamics Tech Limited earned the “Best of Innovation” distinction for its AI-powered firefighting robot designed for high-risk industrial environments.

The 60 companies span five core sectors that reflect Hong Kong’s technology priorities: Advanced Materials and Sustainability, AI and Data, Digital Transformation, Electronics and Robotics, and Life and Health.

“For over 40 years, we have led the Hong Kong tech industry to participate in CES,” said Iris Wong, Director, Merchandise Trade and Innovation/Director, External Relations, HKTDC. “The Pavilions set up at CES is an ideal springboard to assist Hong Kong’s tech enterprises in ‘going global.”

Wong added that promoting international expansion for the city’s innovation sector remains a key HKTDC priority, with the council building platforms through trade exhibitions, conferences, and outreach activities to help companies capture global opportunities.

Beyond the award winners, the delegation includes companies pushing boundaries in emerging technology niches. Airoma AI Limited will demonstrate an “electronic nose” combining micro-electro-mechanical systems with AI to digitise and recognise scents. Plasticvore Chain Limited is bringing the world’s first AI-powered pest control system manufactured from recycled tyre materials, positioning the company at the intersection of sustainability and smart technology.

The Hong Kong Tech Pavilion will operate throughout CES 2026, running from 6 to 9 January at The Venetian Expo. Companies seeking partnership or investment discussions can find the delegation at Eureka Park in Hall G and the Global Pavilion in Hall A.