CILTHK LIVE Seminar Series 2020-21 aims to promote the excellence in the transport and logistics practice in Hong Kong and taking this opportunity joining other professionals to build up an online knowledge exchange platform to share best practice across the world. The theme of this series is ‘Smart Cities, Smart Mobility’ and is the first of its kind. In this series, FOUR sessions will be held in quarterly basis from September 2020 – June 2021. Practitioners and academics in the transport and logistics industry will be invited to share their knowledge, experience and insights on how smart mobility drives the city future and its latest development. The first session will be held with LSCM on 8 Sep 2020. The webinar topic is "How do we make Hong Kong a Smarter City?". Hong Kong is working to build a smarter city for the comfort of her residents and visitors. Six pillar approach including smart mobility, smart living, smart environment, smart people, smart government, and smart economy has been adopted. Technologies are the indispensable foundation for developing and implementing a smarter city. This seminar will discuss some selected technologies for smart city developed by Logistics and Supply Chain MultiTech R&D Centre. These example technologies span from sensing devices to video cams and from AI to systems. Realistic cases will be outlined to demonstrate the applicability of these technologies.  Please find the vent details as below:Date:8 September 2020, TuesdayTime: 7:00pm – 8:30pm (Registration starts on 6:30pm)Venue: Online with ZoomFee: Free admissionDeadline: 27 Aug 2020Registration: http://www.cilt.org.hk/webadmin/adminevents/joineventsform.jsp?rid=1779 Event website: http://www.cilt.org.hk/webadmin/adminevents/viewevents_public.jsp?cPage=2#1779

On 7 September, the Secretary for Innovation and Technology, Mr Alfred Sit, and the Permanent Secretary for Innovation and Technology, Ms Annie Choi, visited LSCM command centre of the Universal Community Testing Programme to learn about how LSCM had applied logistics and related technologies to oversee the security management and logistical arrangements for specimens. LSCM CEO Simon Wong and the team introduced the technologies applied in streamlining the logistical arrangements.

LSCM joined the Electrical and Mechanical Services Department’s annual flagship event - E&M I&T Day 2020 virtually on 31 Aug to 2 Sep.  With the showcased robotic technologies, including Follow-me Robot, Smart Service Robot and Deliverbot in the virtual exhibition, we engaged with the trade practitioners with our latest research deliverables.  

東華三院復康服務一向秉承「共融社區齊參與‧優質生活我自主」的服務理念，致力推動傷健共融，提升殘疾人士的自主性和生活質素。因此，東華三院聯同物流及供應鏈多元技術研發中心(LSCM)合辦「全港VR復康遊戲設計比賽」，旨在增強學生及公眾人士認識及關注殘疾人士及長者的需要，鼓勵他們善用自身的知識及創意，創作適合殘疾人士使用的VR復康訓練遊戲，推廣傷健共融。 比賽內容主要集中在兩大主題上：(1)復康訓練 (例如認知訓練、肢體肌能訓練、情緒舒緩、社區技能訓練等)(2)傷健共融 參加者將藉著這個機會充分發揮創意，設計出具復康訓練及趣味性的VR (Virtual Reality 虛擬實境)遊戲或意念。 目的:- 促進大眾對殘疾人士、長者的關注及有關軟件的發展。- 透過虛擬實境復康遊戲提升及改善殘疾人士及長者的生活質素。- 推廣傷健共融。 日程: 2020年6月3日 開始接受簡介會及比賽報名 2020年7月7日 比賽簡介會 (ZOOM) 2020年7月30日 截止報名參加比賽 2020年10月30日 截止遞交比賽作品 2020年11月至12月 評審 2021年1月 公佈結果 2021年2或3月 頒獎典禮 如欲報名參加比賽和簡介會，以及查詢更多關於比賽詳情，請瀏覽以下網站: https://vrehab.tungwahcsd.org/vrehabdesigncompetition/。  

On 7th May, the newly appointed Secretary for Innovation and Technology, Mr. SIT Wing Hang, Alfred, JP, visited LSCM to discuss the latest challenges of technology research with our teams and learn about our recently developed technologies. During the visit, we have introduced and demonstrated our technologies which could help to facilitate industry development, and those related to e-Commerce, such as our Heavy Duty Autonomous Guided Vehicles, Smart Service Robot, eBRAM platform, as well as the electronic wristband of the StayHomeSafe System which is being deployed to assist the HKSAR Government with its quarantine measures to contain the spread of COVID-19 in Hong Kong. LSCM will continue to work closely with different departments and industry partners to promote the development and adoption of innovative technology in Hong Kong.

The Chief Executive, Mrs Carrie Lam, accompanied by the Secretary for Innovation and Technology, Mr Nicholas W Yang visited LSCM at the Hong Kong Science Park .  LSCM CEO Simon Wong and the team introduced about its research and development and production of electronic wristbands for the Government's home quarantine measure.