Three Hong Kong Tech Recognised as CES Awards 2025 Honorees for Excellence in Sustainability, Accessibility, and Imaging Innovation

(Hong Kong, 29 November 2024) – Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation (HKSTP) is proud to announce that three HKSTP tech companies have been named honorees of the CES Innovation Awards 2025. The recognised innovations will be taking stage at the largest edition of Hong Kong Tech Pavilions at Consumer Electronics Show 2025 (CES 2025), exhibiting cutting-edge solutions addressing the needs in their respective categories: Sustainability & Energy/Power, Accessibility & AgeTech, and Imaging. 

The distinction comes ahead of CES 2025, taking place in Las Vegas from 7 to 10 January 2025, HKSTP will co-organise the Hong Kong Tech Pavilions with the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), supported by Hong Kong Electronics Industry Association (HKEIA). The delegation will bring an unprecedented 50 tech companies to demo their innovations in AI & Data, Digital Transformation, Life & Health, Robotics & Advanced Electronics, and Sustainable Materials & Technology at both the Eureka Park and Global Pavilion, highlighting Hong Kong’s excellence in driving innovation.

• Full Nature Farms (Hong Kong) Limited has been awarded in the Sustainability & Energy/Power category for their innovative Rocket 2.0, a smart irrigation system that creates dynamic schedules through the use of sensors and weather forecasts, and optimises water consumption, nutrient usage, and labour costs, while enhancing corp health and productivity.
• Vidi Labs Ltd has been recognised in the Accessibility & AgeTech category for their groundbreaking Seekr device, the compact AI wearable is designed specifically for the elderly and visually impaired community, delivering vital audio information through a Bluetooth-enabled earpiece, all while ensuring an intuitive user experience in navigating the surroundings with independence.  
• Vista Innotech Limited has been awarded in the Imaging category for their 3-axis Micro Gimbal Stabilizer (MGS), the world’s smallest 3-axis gimbal camera, where the device allows clear image capture in low light and shaky conditions, making it ideal for various mobile applications, especially with the support of the latest 5G technology.

At CES 2025, HKSTP will continue to spotlight groundbreaking technologies, showcase the unparalleled achievements of Hong Kong’s I&T ecosystem, and demonstrate the importance of empowering startups to scale from ideation to making an impact.

For up-to-date information about the Hong Kong Tech Pavilion at CES, please visit: www.ces.tech.