Organized by the Hong Kong Productivity Council (HKPC) and funded by the Logistics Promotion Funding Scheme (LPFS) under the Maritime and Aviation Training Fund of the Transport and Logistics Bureau of the HKSAR Government, LogTech Expo 2026 was held at the end of Oct., attracting participation from industry professionals and the public and bringing together over 50 logistics, supply chain and innovation and technology (I&T) enterprises.
Held under the theme "Smart-Driven Transformation, Leading the Future of Logistics", the Expo aligned with the logistics and innovation priorities of Hong Kong's first Five-Year Plan and the 2026 Policy Address. The Opening Ceremony was officiated by Mr YAU Cheuk Hang, Permanent Secretary for Transport and Logistics, and Mr DU Yonghai, Chief Innovation Officer of HKPC, with support from over 20 industry organizations.
The Expo showcased AI, smart warehousing, logistics robotics, supply chain visibility, IoT and automated logistics systems. Highlights included quadruped robots, Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs), intelligent sorting systems, Automated Storage and Retrieval Systems (ASRS), RFID tracking and high-density smart warehousing equipment, presented by companies including BPS Logistics Technology, HSM Industrial Solution Limited, Million Tech Development Limited, IoT Systems Limited and Beijing Xingdongjiyuan Co., Ltd.
More than 10 thematic forums and technical sharing sessions covered AI, digital twins, cross-border e-commerce logistics, ESG and green logistics, and the low-altitude economy. At the opening seminar, panellists including Professor LAI Kee-hung of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University and Sunny HO, MH, JP, FCILT, of the Hong Kong Shippers' Council noted that AI offers significant value in enhancing efficiency and reducing costs, while around 65% of SMEs remain at an early stage of technology adoption.
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