HKTDC Associate Executive Director Silas Chu said: "As the lighting industry is evolving rapidly, the twin lighting fairs this year are held under the theme "Beyond Illumination", highlighting key industry trends related to smart connectivity, healthy living, immersive spatial experiences and sustainability, and showcasing cutting-edge lighting solutions to global buyers. The fairs attract some 3,000 exhibitors from more than 20 countries and regions, alongside international professional organisations and industry experts who share insights into the latest developments. By building an international trade and technology exchange platform, the fairs connect global buyers with industry players and foster the sustainable development of the lighting industry."

The 28th Hong Kong International Lighting Fair (Autumn Edition) and the 11th Hong Kong International Outdoor and Tech Light Expo are open. Together they form a global lighting event showcasing the latest products from some 3,000 exhibitors representing more than 20 countries and regions.

He added that the twin lighting fairs are international in scope. Besides exhibitors from Hong Kong, the Chinese Mainland and Taiwan, the fairs also welcome exhibitors from the Asia-Pacific region, including Australia, India, Korea and Singapore, as well as from Europe and America, including Denmark, Finland, Germany, the Netherlands, Mexico and the United Kingdom. The fairs gather exhibitors who have participated in landmark projects around the world and won international awards, as well as major industry alliances in global smart lighting and IoT such as the Connectivity Standards Alliance, the DALI Alliance, the SILA-EMN Alliance, the Zhaga Consortium and, making its debut at the fair, KNX, the global standard for smart building and home automation. Together with their member companies from around the globe, these alliances jointly demonstrate the smart lighting ecosystem.

A highlight of the Autumn Lighting Fair, the Hall of Connected Lighting features some 70 leading local and international brands, including Dimon, a local company which has participated in the Hong Kong Palace Museum project, Inventronics and TUYA from the Chinese Mainland, Viso Systems from Denmark, Casambi from Finland, and Signify from the Netherlands. The zone also features immersive lighting installations and application-based displays. For example, Casambi brings an Artisan Cafe concept space to the fair, while Viliya creates an immersive mirrored art installation, Mirrorverse.

The Hall of Connected Lighting features some 70 leading local and international brands, as well as immersive lighting installations and application-based displays.

Signify collaborates with the Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Team to present a racing simulator experience and also displays Philips Skylight, which simulates natural light environments and adjusts light according to human circadian rhythms by integrating two major health-focused lighting technologies (VitaUp and BioUp) to create a healthier and more comfortable indoor lighting experience.

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