Group 1 - The 27th China International High-tech Achievements Fair (High-tech Fair) showcased cutting-edge products and technologies from Hong Kong-listed companies, accelerating the implementation of AI and robotics in daily life [1][2] - Hong Kong's appeal to high-tech enterprises is increasing, with a dual match of "capital demand" and "market recognition" for AI and robotics companies [1][4] - Tencent has transformed from a "seeker" of investment to a "provider," showcasing its digital solutions powered by AI across over 30 industries at the fair [2][4] Group 2 - SUTENG Juchuang launched its first high-precision long-range digital laser radar, Fairy, which offers industry-leading precision of 0.5 cm, enhancing environmental perception for robots and autonomous vehicles [2] - The X3, a lightweight autonomous delivery vehicle equipped with Fairy, is designed for urban last-mile delivery, capable of 360-degree vision within a 120-meter range [2] - Robotics at the fair demonstrated a stronger inclination towards practical applications, such as the coffee-making robot from YUEJIANG, which can produce a cup of coffee in 45 seconds [3] Group 3 - The Hong Kong stock market is rapidly becoming a hub for technology companies, supported by high internationalization, flexible listing regulations, and a mutual connectivity mechanism with mainland capital markets [4] - AI and robotics industries are characterized by high investment and long cycles, making Hong Kong's international financing platform attractive for stable long-term capital [4] - Investors in Hong Kong focus more on the future growth potential of technology companies rather than short-term profitability, aligning well with the business models of AI and robotics firms [4]
港股科技企业亮相高交会 AI和机器人落地“踩下油门”