A place for products and markets to meet
Building a product is an important milestone. Entering another market also requires buyers who understand the use case, partners who can provide local service, and people willing to examine the technology and business carefully. Jimhang Academy is organising this participation to bring those conversations into a setting where visitors can see products, ask specific questions and agree on useful follow-up.
Organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council, the fair takes place at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. HKTDC's 29 September preview highlights AI, robotics and future industries, and names Jimhang Academy among groups bringing startups to the exhibition. Participation provides a platform for presentation and discussion; it is not an organiser endorsement of a company's investment merits or product performance.
This is the first featured event in Jimhang's Going Global section. The section brings together project introductions, booth locations and meeting details, and will also host future international-market activities and collaboration updates.
Exhibition, roadshow and meeting details
- Exhibition: 13–16 October 2026.
- Venue: Startup Zone, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, Wan Chai.
- Founder roadshow: Thursday, 15 October, 15:00–16:30, Hong Kong time.
- Roadshow venue: INNOVATIONHub, Startup Zone, Old Wing, 1/F.
- Discussion languages: Chinese / English.
- Meet Jimhang at J02; individual team booths are listed below.
Roadshow details follow the latest supplied event posters. Jimhang Academy presents the founder roadshow; HKTDC organises the exhibition. The final running order, location arrangements and admission eligibility remain subject to the on-site programme and organiser confirmation. Use the invitation's QR code to register your guest interest, or contact Jimhang to arrange a meeting. Guest registration does not replace confirmation of exhibition admission.
Ten participating organisations, with confirmed booths
These booth numbers come from Jimhang's confirmed list. Letter case has been standardised; no hall prefix has been added. The supplied English names are retained, including where they do not literally translate the Chinese labels.
| English name (as supplied) | Chinese name | Booth |
|---|---|---|
| Yisi (shenzhen) Artificial Intelligence Co., Ltd | 一思（深圳）人工智能有限公司 | J10 |
| Shenzhen Ymeng Technology Limited | 深圳映梦智能科技有限公司 | K05 |
| Changyao Innovation Robotics(Shenzhen)Co.,Ltd | 广东省长曜创新科技有限公司 | J06 |
| HK AUYEETEK INNOVATION TECHNOLOGY LIMITED | 香港傲蚁创新科技有限公司 | K03 |
| Clawinnovation Limited | 深圳可酪创新科技有限公司（ZX） | J04 |
| FLY-H₂O (Shenzhen) Technology Co., Ltd. | 御水飞行（深圳）科技有限公司 | K09 |
| Dark Unit AI Limited | 香港暗元智能有限公司 | K07 |
| HK ZHUO HANGINNOVATION LIMITED | 香港卓航创新有限公司 | J08 |
| PENGUIN INSURANCE CO., LIMITED | 企鹅保险有限公司 | K01 |
| JIMHANG ACADEMY | 瞻势集团 | J02 |
The supplied list pairs the Chinese label “瞻势集团” with “JIMHANG ACADEMY” in entry 10. They are reproduced as supplied exhibition labels, not as verification that they identify the same legal entity.
Six product directions worth a closer conversation
Yisi / AceiiLab: moving tennis training forward · J10
Solo practice needs more than a repeatable feed. Players also adjust their position and choose their next shot. Yisi's AceiiLab A1 focuses on mobile tennis training, combining robotic movement, sensing and ball delivery in a sports setting. Coaches, tennis clubs and equipment distributors can visit J10 to discuss training modes, transport and maintenance, and how service would be supported in an overseas market.
Read the AceiiLab project introduction. The attending model and demonstration format are subject to the team's actual arrangements.
Ymeng: making a product easier to understand · K05
Engineering capability needs a clear explanation when a brand enters a new market. Ymeng's public products address AI-assisted creation and content production. For an international expansion team, a useful discussion is how to turn existing product material into accurate, understandable communication for different audiences. At K05, brands, cross-border business teams and creative partners can bring a specific brief: what must be shown, which details AI must not change, what rights cover the source material, and how final work will be reviewed.
Read the Ymeng and MENG2 introduction. Faster content production is not a guarantee of sales conversion.
Changyao / AIRSEEKERS: robotics for recurring lawn-care work · J06
Lawn maintenance is recurring work shaped by terrain, weather and household habits. Changyao's AIRSEEKERS brand develops products for intelligent lawn care. Garden-equipment distributors, retailers and service partners can use a visit to J06 to discuss actual conditions: suitable gardens, deployment requirements, consumables, repairs and the organisation of after-sales support.
Read the AIRSEEKERS and ARANIX introduction. A model described on the brand's website is not automatically confirmed as the model being demonstrated at this fair.
Auyeetek / AuyeeSnc: more intuitive everyday controls · K03
For a device worn every day, usability matters alongside specifications. AuyeeSnc's public OmniTouch product places some adjustment functions on a touchscreen charging case, providing a concrete design approach to everyday operation. Distribution and service partners can visit K03 to examine the product, intended users and support arrangements, while separately checking product classification, registration and sales requirements in each intended market.
This introduction describes public product design. It does not assess clinical outcomes or treat exhibition participation as medical-device authorisation in any jurisdiction.
Clawinnovation: when customers ask AI about products · J04
Customers may discover and compare brands through AI-generated answers as well as conventional search. Clawinnovation's GEOscope direction concerns how brands appear in generative search and responses. At J04, visitors can bring a target market and a set of real customer questions to discuss the accuracy of public information, verifiable product claims, consistency across channels and meaningful ways to measure results.
This work needs evidence from actual measurement. Neither exhibition participation nor content optimisation guarantees AI recommendations, rankings or customer acquisition.
FLY-H₂O: finding partners who understand the water · K09
FLY-H₂O's ALAQUA direction combines electric propulsion with hydrofoil boats. Compared with ordinary consumer electronics, a water-based product requires particularly clear discussion of operating waters, maintenance, training and operating conditions. K09 is a relevant stop for yacht, waterfront-leisure, tourism-operation and specialist distribution partners interested in exploring use cases, delivery responsibilities, after-sales support and destination-market compliance.
This article does not imply that an on-water trial will take place at the fair, or make unverified promises about seaworthiness, speed or range.
More participating organisations to meet
Dark Unit AI is at K07, HK ZHUO HANGINNOVATION LIMITED at J08, PENGUIN INSURANCE CO., LIMITED at K01, and the supplied 瞻势集团 / JIMHANG ACADEMY entry at J02. Their participation labels and booth assignments are confirmed. For the first three organisations, specific exhibits, team introductions and publishable business descriptions still need additional material. We list their locations without guessing products from company names or implying any insurance coverage commitment.
Teams are welcome to provide official websites, product information and confirmed exhibits so these introductions can be expanded after verification. Visitors can also start at J02 and discuss which teams are relevant to their interests.
What can Hong Kong–Shenzhen collaboration mean in practice?
The event brings engineering, product and supply-chain questions from Shenzhen and the wider Greater Bay Area into an international trade setting in Hong Kong. Founders can test which questions overseas channels actually ask. Buyers can examine products while discussing delivery and support. Investors can understand a team's application before deciding which technical and business evidence deserves closer review.
Jimhang aims to help these conversations continue: organise product and market questions, help founders prepare clearer material, and discuss supply-chain management, startup support and venture connections. These are areas for potential collaboration, not claims that orders, investments or official partnerships have already been secured.
Before a meeting, teams should prepare a one-page product introduction in Chinese and English, a shareable demonstration, target markets and the type of partner they seek. Buyers and investors can state their application interests, regions, delivery requirements or project stages. Share necessary public information first; agree confidentiality and a follow-up process before exchanging customer lists, unpublished technology or sensitive financing details.
Further reading and meeting requests
The Jimhang startup-camp WeChat account has published its Electronics Fair and Founder Roadshow invitation. This feature follows the latest posters and booth list, alongside checked public brand information. Further company coverage will be added when suitable material is available.
To meet the teams, discuss international expansion through Hong Kong, or explore Greater Bay Area innovation opportunities, contact Jimhang Capital / Justin Zhan (詹培勋). Include your company, interests, the booths you would like to visit and possible meeting times so arrangements can be discussed in advance.
An exhibition starts a relationship. Clear product explanations, specific questions and careful follow-up are the work Jimhang hopes to carry forward with participating teams.