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SHAPING THE FUTURE1- 6 DEC 2014 Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre

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About APAC Innovation Summit

To mark the 10th anniversary of InnoAsia – the signature event of Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation – it has been renamed as the APAC Innovation Summit (AIS) with “Shaping the Future” as the theme.

With the support from Hong Kong’s universities, R&D centres and over 90 trade associations, AIS aims to create a landmark forum where leading minds and in�uencers from Asian Paci�c nations can converge to mutually inspire through new thinking models and engage in forward-thinking dialogue on policy implementation and market adaption with uniquely Asian characteristics.


Programme Highlights:International Knowledge Transfer Conference (1 December 2014) – Dedicated to university practitioners, industrial partners and entrepreneur start-ups, KT Models and Best Practices, Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship will be explored and discussed. Presidents from Hong Kong and overseas universities will also exchange their views at the “The Presidents Forum” on how to leverage knowledge transfer for institutional advancement from the higher education perspective.

Tech Forums (2 December 2014) – Designed for senior technology and management executives to explore the next mega technology trends and associated market opportunities speci�c to the following areas:

1) Advanced Materials 2) Green Technologies

3) Information and Communications Technology (ICT) 4) Translational Biomedicine

5) Internet of Things (IoT) 6) Robotics

Main Conference (3 December 2014) – Bringing together the insights and experience of leading government policy setters, academic researchers and business leaders to an audience interested in the high-level interaction of innovation policy setting and the implications on change ignition, implementation, management and trickle down commercialisation.

Networking Cocktail and Dinner (3 December 2014) – A relaxing gathering for speakers and participants after whole day’s worth of insightful and rewarding sharings. The cocktail session and dinner will also provide a great opportunity for participants to network with top executives of AIS supporting organisations and partners.

FT Innovate Asia 2014 (4 December 2014) – The �rst regional conference by Financial Times tailored for CEOs and other C-suite decision-makers from cutting-edge businesses to explore the challenges associated with adopting a new technology, concept or brand to market, with a special focus on realising Asia’s huge economic potential.

Hong Kong Venture Capital and Angel Investment Conference (5 December 2014) – Explores business opportunities in new technology, insights into latest technology investment trends and funding / IPO processes and practices for entrepreneurs, �nanciers and investors.

AIS @ PRD (5 December 2014) – An opportunity for overseas delegates to visit Dongguan and network with �rms in the Pearl River Delta region at a technology forum jointly organised by Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation, Guangdong Provincial Department of Science & Technology (廣東省科學技術廳) and Dongguan Science and Technology Bureau (東莞市科學技術局).

Hong Kong Tech Showcase @ IDT Expo (4 - 6 December 2014) – At the world-class exposition of innovations, Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation together with local universities, R&D centres and Hong Kong inventors will present to both local and overseas enterprises their latest research outputs which are ready for commercialisation.

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Advanced Materials Green Technologies Information andCommunications Technology

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Main Conference

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Opening Ceremony / Keynote Address / The Presidents Forum

KT Models and Best Practices KT for Social Innovation KT for Entrepreneurship

International Knowledge Transfer Conference

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Hong Kong Venture Capital andAngel Investment Conference

Hong Kong TechShowcase @ IDT Expo AIS @ PRD

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* Note: This programme is updated as of 17 Nov and is subject to change without prior notice.

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Welcome Message

Mrs Fanny LawChairperson,Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation

It is with great pleasure that I welcome delegates to the 10th anniversary of our �agship innovation conference, which this year has been rebranded as APAC Innovation Summit (AIS) to re�ect this momentous event. We are expecting more than 2,000 participants, including our partners, regional and international thought leaders and inspiring in�uencers, to gather for the week-long meeting to share experiences and explore opportunities for collaboration in shaping the future.

We have chosen “Shaping the Future” as our theme for this year’s event to highlight the way in which innovation and technology will determine the world in which we live and how knowledge sharing and collaboration can contribute to the continued advancement of mankind. Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation (“HKSTP”) has not only been a breeding ground for innovation in Hong Kong, we also dedicate ourselves relentlessly to promote the adoption of advanced technologies among industries and the commercialisation of innovation achievements for the greater good of mankind.

AIS has long been an integral part of HKSTP's commitment to our mission to connect industry stakeholders, foster collaboration and accelerate technological innovations; and this year will be no different. Not only is AIS the largest in both scope and size, it will also cement Hong Kong’s position as a leading technology and innovation hub in Asia.

With the support from Hong Kong’s universities, R&D centres and over 90 trade associations, AIS creates a forum where leading minds and in�uencers can converge to inspire new thinking models and engage in forward-thinking dialogue on policy implementation and market adaption.

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Welcome Message

An exciting programme has been drawn up to include sharing and networking opportunities by thought leaders in a variety of formats, kicking off with an International Knowledge Transfer Conference. Technology Forums designed to reinforce our cluster approach will help set the blueprint for Hong Kong’s future while the Main Conference will feature insights of leading government policy makers, academics and business leaders.

The Financial Times will host the �rst FT Innovate Asia 2014 designed to help C-Suite decision makers explore the challenges associated with new technologies, and the Hong Kong Venture Capital and Angels Investment Conference will explore business opportunities in new technology.

Lastly, Hong Kong Tech Showcase @ IDT Expo, will allow HKSTP as well as local universities, R&D centres and Hong Kong inventors to introduce their latest innovations to local and overseas enterprises for potential commercialisation.

I am con�dent that AIS will once again prove to be a stimulating platform for government, academia, research and development, �nance and related industries to exchange views on current challenges and opportunities for Asian innovation and for HKSTP to help propel this important movement forward.

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Location Map

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International Knowledge Transfer Conference – Room S221

KT Models and Best Practices – Rooms S222-223

KT for Social Innovation – Rooms S224-225

KT for Entrepreneurship – Rooms S226-227

Advanced Materials – Rooms S222-223

Green Technologies – Rooms S224-225

Information and Communications Technology – Rooms S226-227

Translational Biomedicine – Rooms S222-223

Internet of Things – Rooms S224-225

Robotics – Rooms S226-227

Main Conference – Convention Hall

Cocktail & Networking Dinner – Chancellor Room

FT Innovate Asia 2014 – Halls 5F-G

Hong Kong Tech Showcase @ IDT Expo – Halls 1A-B

Hong Kong Venture Capital and Angel Investment Conference – Halls 5F-G



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Location Map

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1 DEC | DAY 1 Venue: Room S221, HKCEC


08:30 Registration

09:00 Welcome Remarks Prof. Timothy W. Tong President, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

Opening Address Miss Janet Wong, JP Commissioner for Innovation and Technology, Innovation and Technology Commission

Dr Richard Armour, JP Secretary–General, University Grants Committee

Photo-taking Session

09:15 [Keynote Address] Collaborative Innovation Model – Research and Results into Business Mr Pekka Soini Director-General & CEO, Tekes (the Finnish Funding Agency for Technology and Innovation), Finland

09:50 Translating Science into Innovation and Economic Growth Dr Hermann M. Hauser CBE Partner, Amadeus Capital Partners, U.K.

Opening Ceremony / Keynote Address / The Presidents ForumInternational Knowledge Transfer Conference brings together university practitioners, industrial partners and entrepreneur start-ups to discuss KT models and best practices; social innovation and entrepreneurship to stimulate innovation and potential opportunities. Don’t miss the opportunity to hear “The Presidents Forum” as Presidents from Hong Kong and Overseas Universities will exchange their views on how to leverage knowledge transfer for institutional advancement.

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10:25 Connect. Collaborative. Catalyse Mr Allen Ma CEO, Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation

11:00 Morning Refreshments and Networking

11:20 [The Presidents Forum] Topic: Leveraging Knowledge Transfer for Institutional Advancement Prof. Tony F. Chan President, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

Prof. Pradeep K. Khosla Chancellor, University of California, San Diego, U.S.

Prof. Way Kuo President and University Distinguished Professor, City University of Hong Kong

Prof. Moshe Sidi Senior Executive Vice President, Technion – Israel Institute of Technology, Israel

Prof. Timothy W. Tong President, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

Prof. Benjamin W. Wah Provost, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Chairperson: Ms Katharine Ku Director, Of�ce of Technology Licensing, Stanford University, U.S.

12:45 Networking Lunch (Speakers & VIPs Only)

#This project is organised by Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation, subsidised by the General Support Programme under Innovation and Technology Fund, administered by Innovation and Technology Commission of HKSAR government. Any opinions, �ndings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material/event (or by members of the project team) do not re�ect the views of the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, the Innovation and Technology Commission or the Vetting Committee of the General Support Programme of the Innovation and Technology Fund.

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KT Models and Best Practices

13:45 Registration

14:15 Strengthening Innovation and Enterprise through Academic-Industry Partnerships and Pathways Prof. Khin-Yong Lam Chief of Staff and Vice President (Research), Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

14:40 The Weizmann Institute of Science for The Bene�t of Society Prof. Mordechai Sheves Vice President for Technology Transfer, Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel

15:05 The Academia-Industry Collaboration Practice in NCKU Prof. Huey-Jen Jenny Su Executive Vice President, National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan

15:30 KT Models and Best Practices Ms Katharine Ku Director, Of�ce of Technology Licensing, Stanford University, U.S.

15:55 Afternoon Refreshments and Networking

1 DEC | DAY 1 Venue: Rooms S222-223, HKCEC



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16:15 [Panel Discussions] KT Models and Best Practices Chairperson:

Prof. Patrick Yue Associate Provost for Knowledge Transfer, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

17:30 Programme Ends

18:00 Meet and Greet Tram Tour (by invitation only)

Come and board Hong Kong’s historic trams and experience a vibrant city of contrasts where East meets West.

Panel Members:

Dr David AiDirector of Knowledge Transfer, City University of Hong Kong

Prof. John Bacon-ShoneAssociate Director of Knowledge Exchange Of�ce, Associate Dean of Social Science and Director of Social Science Research Centre, The University of Hong Kong

Dr Sari Arho HavrénConsul (Innovation), Consulate General of Finland in Shanghai, China

Prof. Alexander WaiVice President (Research Development), The Hong Kong Polytechnic University



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14:15 Knowledge, Engagement and Social Innovation Dr Rajesh Tandon UNESCO Chair on Community-based Research and Social Responsibility in Higher Education, Participatory Research in Asia (PRIA), India

14:40 How Design Contributes to Social Innovation Prof. Cees de Bont Dean, School of Design, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

15:05 Design Knowledge Transfer in the Korean Automobile Industry: Emphasis on the Hyundai Motor’s Design Management Prof. Kyung-Won Chung Professor of Industrial Design, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), Korea

15:30 Understanding the Value of Social Innovation for Knowledge Transfer Mr Scott Lawson CEO, SOW Asia





KT for Social Innovation

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16:15 [Panel Discussions] KT for Social Innovation Chairperson:

Dr Alfred Tan Head of Knowledge Transfer Of�ce, Hong Kong Baptist University




Panel Members:

Prof. Kyung-Won ChungProfessor of Industrial Design, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), Korea

Mr Erwin HuangCEO, WebOrganic

Mr Timothy MaExecutive Director, Project Flame, City University of Hong Kong

Dr Rajesh TandonUNESCO Chair on Community-based Research and Social Responsibility in Higher Education, Participatory Research in Asia (PRIA), India

Mr Mingles TsoiProject Director, Center for Entrepreneurship, The Chinese University of Hong Kong



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13:45 Registration

14:15 The “Venture” University: Bene�ting for the Next 1000 Years Prof. Yesha Y. Sivan Founder, Metaverse Labs Ltd and Executive Director of the Coller Institute of Venture, Tel Aviv University, Israel

14:40 Innovate or Die Mr Simon Squibb CEO, NEST Investments

15:05 Young Entrepreneurs’ Sharing: 10 Lessons from My Entrepreneurial Journey Mr Eric Chen Founder and Director, Vitargent (International) Biotechnology Limited

15:20 My Golden Era Mr Ziru Wang Founder, ZEALER, China

15:35 Starting Up in College Mr Leo Wong Co-founder and CEO, Sensbeat


KT for Entrepreneurship




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16:15 [Panel Discussions] KT for Entrepreneurship Chairperson:

Prof. Paul Cheung Associate Vice-President (Research), Director of Technology Transfer and Professor in Electrical & Electronic Engineering, The University of Hong Kong




Panel Members:

Prof. Kevin AuDirector, Center for Entrepreneurship, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Mr Theodore MaCo-founder, CoCoon – Born To Fly Ltd

Prof. Po-Chi WuFounding Director of Entrepreneurship Minor Program, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

Mr Nicholas YangExecutive Vice President, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University



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Advanced MaterialsNanomanufacturing: The Future of Hong Kong Industry?

The Advanced Materials Tech Forum will highlight local initiatives fostering the technology and application of nanomanufacturing. There are two sub-themes: “Manufacturing with Nanotechnology” and “Advanced Material Application”. They provide opportunity for participants to learn about the topics in nanomanufacturing including metallic nanomaterials, ultra-precision machining technology, advanced surface technology, nanostructure and advanced materials in environmental technologies as well as for printed memories and sensors. Through critical collaboration and information exchange, participants will be able to realise the societal and economic bene�ts offered by integrated nanomanufacturing techniques in Hong Kong.

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08:30 Registration

Manufacturing with Nanotechnology

09:00 Advanced Metallic Nanomaterials for Structural and Functional Applications Prof. Jian Lu Vice-President (Research & Technology) & Chair Professor, Department of Mechanical & Biomedical Engineering, City University of Hong Kong

Ultra-Precision Machining Technology and its Applications in Nanomanufacturing Prof. Benny Cheung Professor, Department of Industrial & Systems Engineering, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

Industrial Applications on Advanced Surface Technology Dr Wai-Yin Lo Senior Consultant, Hong Kong Productivity Council

Moderator: Dr Feng Wang Assistant Professor, Department of Physics and Materials Science, City University of Hong Kong

10:30 Coffee Break

Advanced Material Applications

10:45 Diamond and Cubic Boron Nitride Surface Nanostructures and their Applications Prof. Wenjun Zhang Professor, Department of Physics & Materials Science, City University of Hong Kong

Applications of Advanced Materials in Environmental Technologies Dr Jifan Li Technical Manager, Nano and Advanced Materials Institute

Advanced Materials for Printed Memories and Sensors Dr Roy Vellaisamy Associate Professor, Department of Physics & Materials Science, City University of Hong Kong

Solar Energy Harvesting with Nanostructures: Opportunities for More Light Dr Zhiyong Fan Assistant Professor, Department of Electronic & Computer Engineering, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

Moderator: Prof. Andrey Rogach Chair Professor, Department of Physics and Materials Science, City University of Hong Kong

12:45 End of Event

Tech Forums

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Green TechnologiesGovernments and private sectors are facing unprecedented economic and environmental challenges for decades, while corporate social responsibility and sustainability becomes economic imperatives. Luckily, environmental sustainability has become economically pro�table and even economically advantageous. Companies no longer have to choose between bottom line and environmental impact – technology has enabled win-win solutions. Corporate social responsibility and sustainability are now economic imperatives. And sustainability is no longer a buzzword on annual reports, rather a key competitive component of expenses and revenues. Therefore, Green technologies are at the highest demand ever, and going green is bigger than the Internet. It could be the biggest economic opportunity of the 21st century for being sustainable.


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08:45 Registration

09:15 Welcome Remarks and Introduction Dr Alfred Tan Head of Knowledge Transfer Of�ce, Hong Kong Baptist University

09:20 Organic LED – its Science and Technology Prof. Kok Wai Cheah Chair Professor, Department of Physics, Hong Kong Baptist University

09:50 Metallated and Metal-free Molecular Materials for Energy Conversion in OPVs and OLEDs Prof. Raymond Wong Chair Professor in Chemistry and Head of Chemistry Department, Hong Kong Baptist University

10:20 Bio-based Materials for Textile Applications Prof. John H. Xin Chair Professor of Textile Chemistry, Institute of Textiles & Clothing, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

10:50 Coffee Break

11:10 Food Waste-based Biore�nery Development: Valorisation of Food Waste for Sustainable Production of Chemicals, Materials and Fuels Dr Carol Lin Assistant Professor, School of Energy and Environment, City University of Hong Kong

11:40 Vehicle Electri�cation Development – A Green Transportation Future Dr Chi Kin Poon Principle Consultant, Hong Kong Productivity Council

12:10 Sharing of EV Fast Charger Certi�cation – A Green Vehicle Infrastructure in Hong Kong Mr Daniel Siu Engineering Manager, Hong Kong Productivity Council

12:40 Q&As and Conclusion

13:00 End of Event

Tech Forums

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09:00 Registration

09:30 Welcome Remarks Dr Justin Chuang Vice President and Group Director, Communications Technologies Group, Hong Kong Applied Science and Technology Research Institute

09:40 BATS: Network Coding in Action Prof. Raymond Yeung Choh-Ming Li Professor of Information Engineering and Co-Director, Institute of Network Coding, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Tech Forums


Information and Communications TechnologyShaping a better Hong Kong with Information and Communications Technology (ICT)

Two sub-themes: “Mobility & Wireless” and “Cloud & Big Data”

The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region carried out the Digital 21 Strategy as the blueprint for the development of ICT. The new strategy of “Smarter Hong Kong, Smarter living” will set out the framework to leverage on new technologies to drive continuous economic and social development on various fronts. Part of being “smart” is to utilise ICT and the Internet for meeting city business goals and creating value services. We will address the enabling technologies of Mobility & Wireless and Cloud & Big Data to achieve the Smart City Goals.

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10:00 WIFI-based Indoor Localisation Prof. Victor Li Chair Professor of Information Engineering and Head of the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, The University of Hong Kong

10:20 Opportunities and Challenges in 5G Wireless Systems Prof. Vincent Lau Chair Professor, FIEEE, FHKIE, Changjiang Chair Professor, Department of Electronic and Computer Engineering, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

10:40 60-GHz CMOS Front-End for Wireless Connection of Big Data Prof. Xue Quan Chair Professor of Microwave Engineering and Associate Vice President, City University of Hong Kong

11:00 Coffee Break

11:30 Security Issues of Single-Sign-On Services for the Cloud – A Re�ection on the Deployment of OAuth2.0 Prof. Lau Wing-Cheong Associate Professor, Department of Information Engineering and Director of the Mobile Technologies Centre, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

11:50 Urban Computing: Using Big Data to Solve Urban Challenges Prof. Zheng Yu Lead Researcher, Microsoft Research and Chair Professor, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China

12:10 Beyond the Data Deluge – Computing at the Speed of Information Dr Yan Shi Xing Director, Data Analytics Program, HP Labs Singapore, Singapore

12:30 Next Generation Video and Collaboration on Cloud Mr Charles Liu CEO, Guangzhou Sky-Tech Cloud Info Co., Ltd, China

12:50 Conclusion Dr Justin Chuang Vice President and Group Director, Communications Technologies Group, Hong Kong Applied Science and Technology Research Institute

13:00 End of Event

Tech Forums

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Translational BiomedicineThe goal of translational biomedicine is to accelerate the pace of medical research from bench to bedside. It narrows the gap between effective patient care and discovery of new treatments. Medical scientists do make great discoveries but often �nd it challenging to translate discoveries into practical solutions without a deep understanding of the needs of patients. Successful implementations often involve a close collaboration and an effective feedback loop between scientists and clinicians.

This Tech Forum provides a great opportunity for industrial partners, scientists, and clinicians to learn from highly esteemed practitioners who have �rst-hand experience in conducting translational research and knowledge transfer in biomedicine. The speakers will focus not only on “what” but also on “how” to conduct translational research. Speakers will also share their success stories in turning their research outputs into companies, treatment procedures, drugs or devices.


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13:30 Registration

14:00 Personalised Bio-arti�cial Hearts from Human Pluripotent Stem Cells: From Concepts to Applications and The Future Prof. Ronald Li Director, Stem Cell & Regenerative Medicine Consortium (SCRMC); S.Y. and H.Y. Cheng Endowed Professor in Stem Cell Biology & Regenerative Medicine, LKS Faculty of Medicine, The University of Hong Kong

Innovations on Stem Cell Harvest and Engineering Prof. Ken Yung Professor, Department of Biology, Hong Kong Baptist University

Drug Discovery in Hong Kong – The Many Roads from Bench to Bedside Prof. Karl Herrup Chair Professor and Head, Division of Life Science, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

15:30 Coffee Break

16:00 Non-invasive Prenatal Testing: From Science to Clinical Applications Prof. Dennis Lo Director, Li Ka Shing Institute of Health Sciences and Chairman, Department of Chemical Pathology, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Cancer Drug Research and Development Prof. Thomas Leung Director of Lo Ka Chung Centre for Natural Anti-Cancer Drug Development, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

Memory and Memory Drug Development Prof. Jufang He Professor in Neuroscience, Department of Biomedical Sciences, City University of Hong Kong

17:30 End of Event

Tech Forums

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Internet of ThingsThe Internet of Things (IoT) is one of the fastest-growing technology segment in Asia-Paci�c. Based on the latest report by Frost & Sullivan, total Asia Paci�c spending on Internet of Things is forecasted to reach US$9.96 billion in 2014 and will continue to grow at a CAGR of 34.1% to reach US$57.96 billion by 2020. It has been predicted that more than 80 billion of devices will be connected to the internet by 2020. Against this backdrop, this half-day event brings together technopreneurs, thought leaders and dynamic practitioners to share their insights on a more connected world. Participants will have the opportunity to hear the latest developments and emerging applications of Internet of Things to construction, transportation and logistics, exhibition and convention and smart cities.

13:30 Registration

14:00 Welcome Remarks Mr Simon Wong CEO, LSCM R&D Centre

14:05 Sensing and Tracking Technologies: Operations and Systems Prof. Chun Hung Cheng Associate Professor, Department of Systems Engineering and Engineering Management, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

14:25 Proactive Construction Management Using IoT Technologies Dr Eric Luo Senior Research Fellow, Department of Building and Real Estate, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

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14:45 Indoor Location Analysis System for Exhibition and Convention Industries Prof. Joseph Ng Professor and the Director of the Research Centre for Ubiquitous Computing, Department of Computer Science, Hong Kong Baptist University

15:05 IoT Platform for Global Fleet Management Transportation and Logistics Prof. Kim-Fung Tsang Associate Professor, Department of Electronic Engineering, City University of Hong Kong

15:25 Smart Devices Powered by the Cloud Mr Markku Lepisto Principal Technology Evangelist, APAC, Amazon Web Services, Singapore

15:45 Coffee Break

16:05 Wi-Fi Indoor Positioning: Opportunities, Technologies and Deployment Trials Prof. Gary Chan Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

16:25 RFID-Enabled Building Information Modeling (BIM) Platform for Prefabrication Housing Prof. George Huang Professor and Head of Department, Department of Industrial and Manufacturing Systems Engineering, The University of Hong Kong

16:45 Innovation in Display Industry Dr Alan Lien CTO, Shenzhen China Star Optoelectronics Technology Co., Ltd.

17:05 ASTRI’s Internet of Things (IoT) Solution – Smart City Management & Applications Dr Billy Chan Senior Manager, Communications Technologies, Hong Kong Applied Science and Technology Research Institute (ASTRI)

17:30 End of Event

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RoboticsWith a new age dawning, robots are coming into our lives more than ever before. Some may say that there is no issue more polarising to the human race than robots. But here, we don't heed those overblown warnings about the robot apocalypse. Instead, we like to focus on the ways robots are improving our daily lives and helping people in need. At the Forum, you could see that robots are now used to help take videos from an unmanned aerial vehicle, rescue survivors in the wake of disaster amongst providing many other helpful services, and so on. Robots are also allowing people to live better, more independent lives. For example, robots could someday allow more freedom for the elderly by assisting and encouraging them to take their medicine, do their rehab exercises, or perform tasks around the home.

"The whole notion of working directly with people and understanding society's needs is an incredibly powerful thing. I think people don't really realise it, because there's this stigma that an engineer is someone who is a nerd who sits in a cubicle. It's about working with people and solving interesting problems. I wish more people would understand that that's what it is, because it's really one of the most fun things you could possibly do.” says Even Mataric.


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Theme: Robotics for Better Living and Higher Education

14:00 Highlighting the Advances in Robotics for Drug Discovery and Medical Diagnostics and Treatment Prof. Ning Xi Director, Laboratory for Robotics & Automation, Michigan State University, U.S.

Recent Advances in Unmanned Aerial Vehicles with Applications for Precision Farming and Infrastructure Inspection Prof. Shaojie Shen Assistant Professor, Department of Electronic and Computer Engineering, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

How Robotic Competitions can Foster Intellectual Maturation and Cooperative Learning Prof. Kam Tim Woo Associate Professor of Engineering Education, Department of Electronic and Computer Engineering, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

15:30 Coffee Break

Theme: Applications and Enabling Technologies for Next Generation Robots

16:00 Exploring the Next Generation of Educational Robots and Examples of Situated Robot Vision Prof. Markus Vincze Professor, Automation and Control Institute, Technical University of Vienna, Austria

Building Cost-effective Battery Management Technologies to Support Future Robotics and Applications Mr Wylie So CEO, BMTPow, Ltd

Recent Advances on Deep Learning and Applications to Visual Perception Prof. Xiaogang Wang Assistant Professor, Department of Electronic Engineering, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Discussing the Effectiveness of Robotic Localisation and Navigation in Both Indoor and Outdoor Environments Prof. Ming Liu Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Electronic and Computer Engineering, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

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08:30 Registration

09:00 Welcome Speech The Honourable Mrs Fanny Law, GBS, JP Chairperson, Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation

09:05 Opening Remarks by Guest-of-Honour The Honourable C Y Leung, GBM, GBS, JP The Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region

09:15 Speech by Guest-of-Honour Dr Cao Jianlin Vice Minister, Ministry of Science and Technology, China

09:30 Opening Ceremony and Photo Session

Theme: Innovation Policy Design

09:40 [Plenary 1] How Sweden is Breeding Innovation in Tomorrow’s Smart Urban Development Mr Mehmet Kaplan Minister for Housing and Urban Development, Sweden

10:00 [Plenary 2] Strengthening Singapore’s Innovation Value Chain Mr Teo Ser Luck Minister of State, Ministry of Trade and Industry and Mayor, North East District, Singapore

Bringing together the insights and experience of leading government policy setters, academic researchers and business leaders to an audience interested in the high-level interaction of innovation policy setting and the implications on change ignition, implementation, management and trickle down commercialisation.

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3 DEC | DAY 3 Venue: Convention Hall, HKCEC

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10:20 [Plenary 3] Spotlighting on Made-in-Israel Innovations Mr Ido Sharir Director General, Ministry of Science, Technology and Space, Israel

10:40 [Panel] De�ning the Characteristics of an Asian Innovation Framework Moderator:

Mr Nick Edwards Business Editor, South China Morning Post

11:00 Networking Coffee Break

11:25 [Plenary 4] Innovating London’s Future Prof. David Gann CBE Vice-President, Development and Innovation, Imperial College London, U.K.

11:40 [Plenary 5] How Innovation and Entrepreneurship In�uence Each Other: Contemporary Lessons From the U.S. Prof. Carl Schramm Former President and CEO, Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, U.S.

11:55 [Plenary 6] Global Precincts: Harnessing the Power of Collaboration Dr David Ireland General Manager, International and Innovation Systems, the Commonwealth Scienti�c and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO), Australia

Panel Members:

The Honourable Mr Gregory So, GBS, JPSecretary for Commerce and Economic Development, Commerce and Economic Development Bureau, HKSAR Government

Mr Teo Ser LuckMinister of State, Ministry of Trade and Industry and Mayor, North East District, Singapore

Mr Ido SharirDirector General, Ministry of Science, Technology and Space, Israel

Dr Zhang Jing'anChairman of China Association for Science and Technology Industry Parks; Chairman of The Research Association for Science &Technology System Reform of China; Academi-cian of International Eurasian Academy of Sciences; Member of the 11th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference; Ex-Member of the Leading Party Group, Ministry of Science and Technology; Ex-Chief of Science and Technology Daily

Mr Mats DenningerHigh Representative, Ministry for Enterprise, Energy and Communications, Sweden

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Interviewer:

Mr Charles NgAssociate Director-General of Investment Promotion, Invest Hong Kong

12:40 [Plenary 7] One-on-One Interview: Thinking Outside the Box to Create an Innovative Business Model Interviewee:

Dr Yao Ming Founder, Yao Foundation, China

13:00 Networking Luncheon @ Congress (by invitation)

Theme: Forging a Uniquely Asian Innovation Niche

14:20 [Plenary 8] One-on-One Interview: Secrets Behind Transitioning from a Domestic Giant to a Global Player Interviewee:

Mr Li Dongsheng Chairman, CEO and Founder, TCL Corporation, China

14:40 [Plenary 9] Innovation for Better Cities Mr Jean-Pascal Tricoire Chairman and CEO, Schneider Electric

15:00 [Plenary 10] One-on-One interview: Inside Xiaomi – Asia’s Fastest Growing Innovator Interviewee:

Mr Lin Bin Co-founder and President, Xiaomi Inc., China

Interviewer:

Ms Tammy TamDeputy Editor, South China Morning Post

Interviewer:

Mr William ZhengChief Editor, SCMPChinese.com, South China Morning Post

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12:10 [Panel] Accelerating Innovation from City to City Moderator:

Mr Alvin Yip Director, Jockey Club Design Institute for Social Innovation

Panel Members:

Prof. David GannVice-President, Development and Innovation, Imperial College London, U.K.

Prof. Carl SchrammUniversity Professor, Syracuse University, U.S.

Dr David IrelandGeneral Manager, International and Innovation Systems,the Commonwealth Scienti�c and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO), Australia

Mr Allen MaCEO, Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation

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Panel Members:

Prof. Ronald LiDirector, Stem Cell & Regenerative Medicine Consortium (SCRMC); S.Y. and H.Y. Cheng Endowed Professor in Stem Cell Biology & Regenerative Medicine, LKS Faculty of Medicine, The University of Hong Kong

Dr Johnsee LeeFounder & Chief Executive Of�cer, Personal Genomics, Inc.; Honorary Chairman of Taiwan Biotech Industry Organization (Taiwan Bio); Former President of Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI)

Prof. Huanming YangChairman and Professor, Beijing Genomics Institute, China

15:20 Panel: De�ning a New Asian Innovation Niche - DNA Sequencing & Bioengineering Moderator:

Prof. Tsui Lap-Chee, GBS, JP President, Victor and William Fung Foundation

16:00 [Plenary 11] Delivering Cleaner Energy to the Asia Paci�c Region Mr Paul Poon Managing Director, CLP Power Hong Kong Limited

16:20 Networking Coffee Break

16:35 [Plenary 12] Examining How Qualcomm Built a Successful Self-Sustaining Innovation Organisation Dr Jilei Hou Head of Qualcomm Research China, Qualcomm Incorporated, China

16:55 [Plenary 13] Transitioning From Internet of Things to Intelligence of Things Mr Samuel Shen COO, Microsoft Asia-Paci�c R&D Group; Chairman, Microsoft Asia-Paci�c Technology Company Ltd.; General Manager, Microsoft Cloud and Enterprise Group (China)

17:15 [Plenary 14] Trailblazing Social Innovation Driven by Robotics Dr Yoshitaka Nishino General Manager, Hitachi Research Laboratory, Hitachi Ltd., Japan

17:35 [Plenary 15] Supporting the Next Generation of Sustainable Urban Development Dr Paul Friedli Head of Advanced Research, Schindler Ltd, Switzerland

17:55 Closing Remarks and Summary of Key Takeaways Mr Allen Ma CEO, Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation

18:00 Networking Cocktail Venue: Chancellor Room, L4, HKCEC

19:00 Gala Dinner Venue: Chancellor Room, L4, HKCEC

Main Conference

Main Conference

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13:00 Registration

14:00 Welcome from the FT Mr David Pilling Asia Editor, Financial Times

14:15 [Keynote Interview] Doing Business in a Digital Age: Why Innovation is Imperative

Asia is home to some of the fastest growing economies in the world; and as India, China, Thailand, Indonesia, and other nations continue to develop at this exceptional pace, there is huge scope for progress and innovation, across a variety of industries.

Many �nancial leaders and policy makers believe that innovation is the key to economic growth. China’s President Xi Jinping last year called on companies to capitalise on the country’s industrial revolution to create innovations in science and technology, management, marketing and branding.

But what does it take to turn a novel idea into a commercial reality? What must business leaders do to breed creativity and innovation within �rms? How can education systems and programmes help to nurture the imagination and celebrate originality early on? What are the process and considerations involved start-ups or entrepreneurial angel investors be translated into economic bene�ts?

The Financial Times and Hong Kong Science & Technology Parks will gather CEOs and other C-suite decision-makers from cutting-edge businesses that have successfully conquered the Asian market. The Summit will explore the challenges associated with taking a new technology, concept or brand to market, with a special focus on realising Asia’s huge economic and business potential.

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4 DEC | DAY 4 Venue: Halls 5F-G, HKCEC

FT Innovate Asia 2014

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* Note: This programme is updated as of 17 Nov and is subject to change without prior notice.

14:45 [Panel Discussion] Making a Footprint in the Market Moderator:

Mr David Pilling Asia Editor, Financial Times

15:35 Networking Break

15:55 [Keynote Interview] The Power and Potential of the Internet Interviewee:

Ms Cordelia Chung Vice President, Industry and Value Creation, IBM Asia Paci�c

16:25 [Panel Discussion] Nurturing the Workforce - Driving InnovationInternet Moderator:

Mr David Pilling Asia Editor, Financial Times

17:20 Closing Remarks Mr David Pilling Asia Editor, Financial Times

17:30 Cocktail Reception

Panel Members:

Mr Jacob CookeCEO, Web Presence in China

Ms Asmita DubeyChief Digital Of�cer, L’Oréal China

Mr Asif GhafoorFounder and CEO, Spacious.HK

Mr Yat SiuFounder and CEO, Outblaze

Mr Simon SquibbCEO, NEST HK

Interviewer:

Mr David PillingAsia Editor, Financial Times

Panel Members:

Mr David JinChairman & President, North East Asia and China, Harman International

Mr RamPrasad K RChief Technologist and Distinguished Member of Technical Staff, AI & Cognitive Computing, Wipro

Ms Rachael Regan-PatersonVice President - Human Resource, Greater China, Fonterra

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The Conference is designed for investors and investment-seeking entrepreneurs / companies and is led by highly experienced industry practitioners - experts with years of experience in deal-making, structuring, corporate value-creation and exits. Speakers will utilise real cases as a way to illustrate and share insight gained through years of industry practice, providing in-depth technical and practical know how for interested participants.

The Conference is expected to feature more than 30 speakers and panelists from around the world and attract leading angels and venture capitalists in the Asia Paci�c region. It is a perfect venue for experience-sharing, investment matching and networking in the �eld of angel and venture capital investment and innovative technology.

Furthermore, the Conference provides a great opportunity and platform for companies to raise Angel & VC funding and / or locate business partners. Selected companies will be invited to present their business plans at the Investment Pitching Session among of Conference.

5 DEC | DAY 5 Venue: Halls 5F-G, HKCEC

Hong Kong Venture Capital and Angel Investment Conference

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Plenary Speaker:

Prof. Yesha Y. SivanFounder, Metaverse Labs Ltd and Executive Director ofthe Coller Institute of Venture, Tel Aviv University, Israel

Panel Members:

[Entrepreneur]

[Seed Investor]

[VC Investor]

[Investment Banker]

[IPO]

08:30 Registration

09:00 Welcome Remarks The Honourable Mrs Fanny Law, GBS, JP Chairperson, Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation

Opening Remarks Miss Au King-Chi, GBS, JP Permanent Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury (Financial Services)

09:10 [One-on-One Interview] Latest Trend on Venture Investment Moderator:

Mr Marvin Lai Managing Partner, iTM Ventures Inc.

09:45 [Panel Discussion] From Zero to IPO Moderator:

Ir Allen Yeung Vice President, Business Development and Technology Support, Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation

10:25 Tea Break

Mr Chi Ho WongPresident, Advanced Card Systems Ltd

Mr Duncan ChiuManaging Director, Radiant Venture Capital

Dr Robert YungPartner, Walden International

Mr Johnny LiuDirector, Credit Suisse

Mr Michael ChanVice President, Global Markets Division,Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited


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10:45 [Panel Discussion] The Midas Touch : A New Breed of Investors in China's Entertainment Industry Powered by the Internet Welcome Speech:

Mr Zhou Li Publisher and Editor-in-Chief, China Daily Asia Paci�c

Moderator:

Mr Alexander Wan Senior Advisor, China Daily Asia Paci�c

11:30 [One-on-One Interview] Angel Investment Case Studies on Alibaba, China.com and BYD Moderator:

Dr Samson Tam Chairman, Hong Kong Association for the Promotion of Cooperation in Industry, University and Research Institute

12:00 Angel Investment Pitching Session

12:30 Lunch Break

13:45 Registration

14:15 [Panel Discussion] Hong Kong in the Greater China Investment Landscape Moderator:

Ms Wendy Kok CFO, Sequoia Capital China

Plenary Speaker:

[Angel Investor] Mr Simon WongFounding Partner, Whiz Partners Asia Ltd

Panel Member:

Mr Patrick IpHead of Portfolio Supervision Management & Risk Management, China-ASEAN Investment Cooperation Fund

Panel Members:

Mr David ChenCo-founder, AngelVest

Mr Karon WanPublic Sector Managing Partner, Deloitte Consulting (Hong Kong) Limited

Mr Guo Wei WangFounder, National Film Capital, China


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Panel Members:

Mr Scott LawsonCEO, SOW Asia

Ms Anne-Sophie DoProgram Director, Le Comptoir de I’Innovation, France

Ms Connie ShamHead of Audit, Strategic Business, Hong Kong Quality Assurance Agency

Ms Katherine LauGeneral Manager, Corporate Quality & Sustainability, Fuji Xerox (Hong Kong) Limited

Mr Antony WongCo-founder, Around

14:45 [Panel Discussion] Mobile Apps Market in China Moderator:

Mr Duncan Chiu Managing Director, Radiant Venture Capital

15:25 Tea Break

15:55 VC Investment Pitching Session

16:25 [Panel Discussion] Impact Investment in Hong Kong Moderator:

Mr Jeffrey Au Partner, Incu-Lab

17:05 [Panel Discussion] Technology Investment Trend Moderator:

Mr Roger Marshall Managing Director, Persimmon Capital Limited

18:00 End of Conference

Panel Members:

Mr Leonard ChanFounder, Pulse Mediatech Limited

Mr Jason ChiuCEO, Cherrypicks

Mr David IpGlobal Business Advisor, Qihoo 360 Technology Co. Ltd

Mr Henry FongCEO, Yodo1, Ltd

Mr Arthur ChowCEO, 6waves

Ms Sylvia ChanFounder and Managing Partner, Empower Ventures

Ms Vanessa HuangExecutive Director, Healthcare Investment Banking Asia, J.P. Morgan

Mr Iain ReedPresident, The Indus Entrepreneurs (TiE) Hong Kong Limited

Panel Members:

[Greentech]

[Biotech]

[Fintech]


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Visitors Admission:

Free Admission Trade Hall (Halls 1A-C) is opened to visitors aged 18 or above with free admission. Visitors must register at the Exposition and wear the visitor badge during the Exposition.

Opening Hours:

Fair Dates

4-5 Dec 2014 (Thu-Fri)6 Dec 2014 (Sat)

Opening Hours

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As part of AIS 2014, the Hong Kong Tech Showcase occupies a total �oor area of 750 square metres at the Inno Tech Design Expo 2014 organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council.

Supported by the General Support Programme of the Innovation & Technology Commission, the Hong Kong Tech Showcase embodies HKSTPC’s commitment to building a vibrant ecosystem of innovation and technology for Hong Kong through the collaboration with local universities, research institutes and industry leaders. It is a platform to discover over 200 home grown innovation projects and technologies that are ready for commercialisation.

The Showcase is also a place where new partnerships can be forged. Participants and research experts can identify new partners and reinforce existing business relationships to turn technologies ready for commercialisation into a viable reality.

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TOMORROWstarts here.

Today, it’s easy to marvel at how far we’ve come.

Our phones talk to our TVs to record our favorite shows. Doctors in Estonia diagnosepatients in Denmark. Social networks help companies improve customer service.

And yet, up to now, more than 99% of our world is not connected to the Internet.

But we’re working on it.

And tomorrow, we’ll wake up pretty much everything else you can imagine.

Trees will talk to networks will talk to scientists about climate change.

Stoplights will talk to cars will talk to road sensors about increasing traffic efficiency.

Ambulances will talk to patient records will talk to doctors about saving lives.

It’s a phenomenon we call the Internet of Everything—an unprecedented opportunity

for today’s businesses.

Tomorrow?

We’re going to wake the world up. And watch, with eyes wide, as it gets to work.

#tomorrowstartshere

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Global Tourism Economy Forum

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India China Economic and Cultural Council

Charles LiChief Executive

Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Ltd

Richard Lancaster

CLP Holdings Limited

Prof. Fan GangDirector

National Economic Research Institute

China Reform Foundation

Norman T. L. ChanChief Executive

Hong Kong Monetary Authority

The Honourable C. Y. LeungChief Executive

Hong Kong Special Administrative Region

H.E. Amb Ngurah SwajayaAmbassador /

Permanent Representative of Indonesia to ASEAN

Sinthya RoeslyPresident Director

Indonesia Infrastructure Guarantee Fund

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About China Daily Asia Leadership RoundtableThe China Daily Asia Leadership Roundtable is a by-invitation network of movers and shakers in Asia providing platforms

for focused dialogue, issue investigation, and possible collective action on strategic issues relating to economic, business and social development in Asia. Our aim is to enhance communication and increase mutual understanding

between China, Asian and Western countries. Roundtable events are held in major cities across Asia.

For all enquiries on invitation and upcoming events schedule, please contact Alexander Wan, Senior Advisor,

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Asian Strategy and Leadership Institute

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