2024-11-16 21:45:23 Ta Kung Pao Author: Shi Hua
In this year’s Hi-Tech Fair, from the “Hong Kong Pavilion” to the “Hong Kong Macau Innovation and Entrepreneurship Base” and “HKU Techno-Entrepreneurship Academy”, many Hong Kong enterprises showcased their achievements in innovation in the various incubation centers within Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Greater Bay Area. Jim Zeng, director of the Hong Kong Trade Development Council Shenzhen Office said that the Hong Kong Pavilion stood out in the fields of artificial intelligent robots and biomedical technology, with an aim to promote substantive cooperation between Hong Kong's industry, academia, and research institutes and the mainland industrial chain through the Hi-Tech Fair.
Hong Kong Pavilion. Shot by reporter Shi Hua
Passive cooling without energy that can reduce the temperature of the building surface by 40˚c can now be achieved by simply painting on the building surface. The optimal cooling effect can be maintained for up to 10 years and 40% of energy consumption can be saved. In the Hong Kong pavilion, i2cool technologies displayed their passive radiative cooling technology and electricity-free cooling products, which attracted attention from audiences within the industry. Currently, this technology is applied in Guangzhou College of Commerce and Crowne Plaza Hong Kong & Kowloon.
HuatuoGPT has also garnered attention. Shot by reporter Shi Hua
The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen’s “Smart doctor – HuatuoGPT” has also garnered attention. This AI system that has been certified as a physician is helping doctors treat patients in over 70 hospitals, demonstrating the powerful capabilities of AI in the medical field. Associate vice president Tony Lee states that Huatuo GPT’s AI capabilities are far beyond human imagination.
“We have 13 promising technology enterprises here at the Hi-Tech Fair, showcasing the R&D breakthroughs and applications of big data, AI, life and health technology, new materials, and microelectronics in the Hong Kong Science Park Shenzhen Branch” said Molly Cheung, assistant director of strategic planning at Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation. She hoped that partner companies can expand their global business and accelerate Hong Kong’s development as an international technological innovation hub through the hi-tech fair platform.
In the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Greater Bay Area (Guangdong), Zyetric Technologies (Foshan) limited, led by young entrepreneur Patrick Lam, participated in the “Guangdong Technology Release No.30” project pitching event as a recommended project, and interacted with investment and financial firms.
Zyetric’s co-founder and chief operating officer Leslie Chu introduced Zhowcase, the world’s first generative AI real-time facial translation SaaS platform developed by Zyetric Technologies. This platform can accurately translate the content spoken by the speaker in the video to 32 languages, and match the speaker’s voice, tone, and facial expressions in the original video.
Zyetric has 18 China and US patents. Zhowcase can be applied into real-time translation scenarios like global product launches, university lectures, international conferences, and movie translations” Leslie Chu said that Zhowcase is favoured by both domestic and overseas markets, and customers have already come to us for discussion, and we are in the process of communicating the details of the cooperation.
In this year’s Hi-Tech Fair, Hong Kong enterprises not only demonstrated their capabilities in innovation, but also actively scouted for cooperation opportunities with enterprises from Mainland China. Through the Hi-Tech platform, Hong Kong enterprises are able expand their business scope and accelerate their integration into the development of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Greater Bay Area. At the same time, enterprises from Mainland China are also able to gain exposure to more cutting-edge technological advancements and innovative concepts, which provides strong support for mutual benefits and high-quality development.
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