On 19 Aug 2019, LSCM received the delegation visit from the Chinese Medicine Hospital.  During the visit, our colleagues have introduced different technologies regarding locationing technology, AI/big data analytics, Internet-of-Things (IoT) and robotics and automation to the guests.

LSCM participated in Green Innovation and Technology Day on 6 Aug at HKSTP which was organised by Environment Bureau and EMSD.  LSCM exhibited “Smart Barrier” at the booth with demonstration to the guests.  Mr Wong Kam Sing, Secretary for the Environment of HKSAR also visited LSCM booth to obtain the information about the technologies. 

LSCM took part in the Greater Bay Festival 2019 held on 29 June to 1 July 2019 in Victoria Park.   LSCM showcased an interactive game - the EEG Remote Control Robot to let the youngsters experience the fun and convenience brought about by innovation and technology. The game was very popular throughout the three days among the participants.   

Organised by the Research Institute for Sustainable Urban Development and The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, the 3rd Annual Forum of the UGI Consortium for Sustainable Urban Development took place in Jockey Club Innovation Tower on 22 June 2019. LSCM hosted the afternoon session of the event with the theme of 'Smart City Tech to Enhance Sustainability'. Presentations on "AI Application on Resource and Risk Management", "Big Data-Driven Resources Management Engine and Application Tools", and "IoT Application for the Community", etc. were delivered by LSCM's representatives with a panel discussion to conclude the event. 

The Japan Consulate visited LSCM's Cyberport office on June 21, 2019. Technological demonstrations were presented to the attendees, to name a few, Mr. Yoshiike (Consul, Consulate-General of Japan), Mr. Yagyu (Secretary General, The HK Japanese Chamber), Mr. Fujimoto, and Mr. CH Wong. Projects such as the RFID Blind Cane Navigation System for the Visually Impaired, Infrared Thermal Safety System, and Baby Tag were showcased. LSCM had a fruitful session with the Japan Consulate while the most recent developments were demonstrated. 

The Electrical and Mechanical Services Department (EMSD) signed a memorandum of co-operation (MOC) with five local universities and seven research institutions to establish a strategic partnership to support the application of innovation and technology (I&T) in government departments so as to improve their services and enhance efficiency.  LSCM is pleased to participate in the signing of this MOC.   LSCM also showcased Smart Traffic Control System, RFID Enabled Sensing Technologies and RFID Alarm Sensing System at the event.