Hong Kong hosted the AI and Robotics Fair as part of InnoEX 2026 and the Hong Kong Electronics Fair (Spring Edition) from 13 to 16 April at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. The event showcased a new wave of humanoid robots capable of boxing, playing musical instruments, and performing martial arts routines.
Unitree, a leading robotics firm, unveiled four advanced models designed for navigation assistance, emergency response, and hazardous environment operations. Some units demonstrated the ability to operate fire hoses, underscoring their potential role in public safety and industrial settings. Developers highlighted applications in security, rescue missions, customer service, and entertainment.
The fair brought together companies and research teams from across Asia, reinforcing Hong Kong’s position as a regional innovation hub. Firms such as AgiBot, EngineAI, UBTECH, and Unitree exhibited alongside start-ups and international participants, reflecting strong investment and collaboration in the sector.
China has intensified its focus on intelligent robotics in recent years, with policies aimed at integrating advanced machines into daily lifeāfrom public services to industrial safety. The exhibition illustrated how robots are expanding beyond manufacturing into service and public-facing roles.
Organisers reported robust attendance and engagement, signalling growing global interest in robotics applications. The event highlighted both technological progress and the increasing versatility of humanoid systems in practical, real-world scenarios.
