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SUMMARY:Spring Networking Sharing & Dinner 2025
DESCRIPTION:Theme: Charting the From the Moon to Low-Altitude Innovations to Human Ingenuity (未來)\nDate:  24 Apr 2025 (Thur)\n \nVenue: : CityU Chinese Restaurant: 8/F Bank of China (Hong Kong) Complex\, City University of\, Kowloon Tong\n\nTime:  7:00pm – 9:30pm\n\nDinner fee:$350/ person (member) \, $400/person (non member)\n \n CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION!\n \nPROGRAMME RUNDOWN\n\n6:45 pm           Registration and networking\n \n7:00 pm           Networking sharing starts\n\n7:35 pm           Dinner starts \n \nTalk 1: 7:15pm – 7:35pm – “Low-Altitude Economy Connecting the Global Transmission of Chinese Culture “by Prof Eddie Hui\, Founder & CEO of IT emaos \n \n[Abstract] \n \nLow-altitude technologies like drones\, aerial logistics\, and tourism are redefining the global sharing of Chinese culture\, offering unparalleled opportunities to preserve heritage\, showcase iconic landmarks\, and deliver cultural products efficiently. As a global logistics hub connecting China and the world\, Hong Kong is uniquely positioned to lead this transformation\, aligning with national strategies and strengthening its role as a global innovation benchmark while advancing cultural exchange at an unprecedented scale.  \n \n[Bio of Prof Hui] \n \nFounder & CEO of IT emaos\, has 43 years of ICT and business development experience. He served as Business Envoy for Zhuhai City Government\, VP of the International Smart City Research Institute\, and is an Executive Coach and startup mentor at Tech 300\, City University of Hong Kong.  \nTalk 2: 7:35pm – 7:55pm – “The Quantum Leap: Solving Puzzles Too Big for the Universe”by Mr Leo Lui \n \n[Abstract] \n \nWhat if a simple puzzle about friendships could shape the future of technology? This talk explores Ramsey’s Theorem\, a math puzzle asking how large a group must be to ensure smaller groups where everyone knows or doesn’t know each other — a problem impossible for supercomputers to solve. Enter quantum computing\, leveraging quantum physics to tackle such challenges\, revolutionizing fields from medicine to communication. No math or tech background needed — discover quantum computing’s transformative potential.  \n \n[Bio of Mr Lui] \n \nAn electronic engineering expert with over 20 years of experience\, specializes in software development\, data science\, and IT consultancy. He has led IoT deployments\, advanced intrusion systems\, and online platforms. As an educator\, he trains professionals in AI\, cybersecurity\, and data engineering while coaching STEM Olympiad teams. \n \n Talk 3: 7:55pm – 8:15pm – “Going to the Moon “by Dr. Stephen W. Cheung\, Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong \n \n[Abstract] \n \nSometime this decade\, humans will land on the Moon…. again. Human missions include the Artemis program of the US and Chang’e program of China. Their objectives are similar. The Moon is very near  by astronomy standard. But it is a different environment altogether. How will these programs go there? What will they do this time that is different than before? What does the Moon have to offer us? What are the challenges once humans arrive? Is the Moon the end or just the beginning of the Space Age?  \n \n[Bio of Dr Cheung] \n \nA former NASA-funded research scientist at Stanford\, is an expert in radiation therapy and microwave systems\, holding US patents and authoring books on microwave technology. As Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong\, he promotes space science in Hong Kong. \n \n \n \n9:25 pm      Dinner and networking \n \n9:30 pm      End of the event
URL:https://hketa.org.hk/event/spring-networking-sharing-dinner-2025/
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SUMMARY:Annual Dinner 17 Jan 2025
DESCRIPTION:Theme: Charting the From the Moon to Low-Altitude Innovations to Human Ingenuity (未來)\nDate:  24 Apr 2025 (Thur)\n \nVenue: : CityU Chinese Restaurant: 8/F Bank of China (Hong Kong) Complex\, City University of\, Kowloon Tong\n\nTime:  7:00pm – 9:30pm\n\nDinner fee:$350/ person (member) \, $400/person (non member)\n \n CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION!\n \nPROGRAMME RUNDOWN\n\n6:45 pm           Registration and networking\n \n7:00 pm           Networking sharing starts\n\n7:35 pm           Dinner starts \n \nTalk 1: 7:15pm – 7:35pm – “Low-Altitude Economy Connecting the Global Transmission of Chinese Culture “by Prof Eddie Hui\, Founder & CEO of IT emaos \n \n[Abstract] \n \nLow-altitude technologies like drones\, aerial logistics\, and tourism are redefining the global sharing of Chinese culture\, offering unparalleled opportunities to preserve heritage\, showcase iconic landmarks\, and deliver cultural products efficiently. As a global logistics hub connecting China and the world\, Hong Kong is uniquely positioned to lead this transformation\, aligning with national strategies and strengthening its role as a global innovation benchmark while advancing cultural exchange at an unprecedented scale.  \n \n[Bio of Prof Hui] \n \nFounder & CEO of IT emaos\, has 43 years of ICT and business development experience. He served as Business Envoy for Zhuhai City Government\, VP of the International Smart City Research Institute\, and is an Executive Coach and startup mentor at Tech 300\, City University of Hong Kong.  \nTalk 2: 7:35pm – 7:55pm – “The Quantum Leap: Solving Puzzles Too Big for the Universe”by Mr Leo Lui \n \n[Abstract] \n \nWhat if a simple puzzle about friendships could shape the future of technology? This talk explores Ramsey’s Theorem\, a math puzzle asking how large a group must be to ensure smaller groups where everyone knows or doesn’t know each other — a problem impossible for supercomputers to solve. Enter quantum computing\, leveraging quantum physics to tackle such challenges\, revolutionizing fields from medicine to communication. No math or tech background needed — discover quantum computing’s transformative potential.  \n \n[Bio of Mr Lui] \n \nAn electronic engineering expert with over 20 years of experience\, specializes in software development\, data science\, and IT consultancy. He has led IoT deployments\, advanced intrusion systems\, and online platforms. As an educator\, he trains professionals in AI\, cybersecurity\, and data engineering while coaching STEM Olympiad teams. \n \n Talk 3: 7:55pm – 8:15pm – “Going to the Moon “by Dr. Stephen W. Cheung\, Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong \n \n[Abstract] \n \nSometime this decade\, humans will land on the Moon…. again. Human missions include the Artemis program of the US and Chang’e program of China. Their objectives are similar. The Moon is very near  by astronomy standard. But it is a different environment altogether. How will these programs go there? What will they do this time that is different than before? What does the Moon have to offer us? What are the challenges once humans arrive? Is the Moon the end or just the beginning of the Space Age?  \n \n[Bio of Dr Cheung] \n \nA former NASA-funded research scientist at Stanford\, is an expert in radiation therapy and microwave systems\, holding US patents and authoring books on microwave technology. As Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong\, he promotes space science in Hong Kong. \n \n \n \n9:25 pm      Dinner and networking \n \n9:30 pm      End of the event
URL:https://hketa.org.hk/event/annual-dinner-17-jan-2025/
CATEGORIES:Events
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SUMMARY:HKETA = November 2024 Networking Sharing and Dinner
DESCRIPTION:Theme: Charting the From the Moon to Low-Altitude Innovations to Human Ingenuity (未來)\nDate:  24 Apr 2025 (Thur)\n \nVenue: : CityU Chinese Restaurant: 8/F Bank of China (Hong Kong) Complex\, City University of\, Kowloon Tong\n\nTime:  7:00pm – 9:30pm\n\nDinner fee:$350/ person (member) \, $400/person (non member)\n \n CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION!\n \nPROGRAMME RUNDOWN\n\n6:45 pm           Registration and networking\n \n7:00 pm           Networking sharing starts\n\n7:35 pm           Dinner starts \n \nTalk 1: 7:15pm – 7:35pm – “Low-Altitude Economy Connecting the Global Transmission of Chinese Culture “by Prof Eddie Hui\, Founder & CEO of IT emaos \n \n[Abstract] \n \nLow-altitude technologies like drones\, aerial logistics\, and tourism are redefining the global sharing of Chinese culture\, offering unparalleled opportunities to preserve heritage\, showcase iconic landmarks\, and deliver cultural products efficiently. As a global logistics hub connecting China and the world\, Hong Kong is uniquely positioned to lead this transformation\, aligning with national strategies and strengthening its role as a global innovation benchmark while advancing cultural exchange at an unprecedented scale.  \n \n[Bio of Prof Hui] \n \nFounder & CEO of IT emaos\, has 43 years of ICT and business development experience. He served as Business Envoy for Zhuhai City Government\, VP of the International Smart City Research Institute\, and is an Executive Coach and startup mentor at Tech 300\, City University of Hong Kong.  \nTalk 2: 7:35pm – 7:55pm – “The Quantum Leap: Solving Puzzles Too Big for the Universe”by Mr Leo Lui \n \n[Abstract] \n \nWhat if a simple puzzle about friendships could shape the future of technology? This talk explores Ramsey’s Theorem\, a math puzzle asking how large a group must be to ensure smaller groups where everyone knows or doesn’t know each other — a problem impossible for supercomputers to solve. Enter quantum computing\, leveraging quantum physics to tackle such challenges\, revolutionizing fields from medicine to communication. No math or tech background needed — discover quantum computing’s transformative potential.  \n \n[Bio of Mr Lui] \n \nAn electronic engineering expert with over 20 years of experience\, specializes in software development\, data science\, and IT consultancy. He has led IoT deployments\, advanced intrusion systems\, and online platforms. As an educator\, he trains professionals in AI\, cybersecurity\, and data engineering while coaching STEM Olympiad teams. \n \n Talk 3: 7:55pm – 8:15pm – “Going to the Moon “by Dr. Stephen W. Cheung\, Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong \n \n[Abstract] \n \nSometime this decade\, humans will land on the Moon…. again. Human missions include the Artemis program of the US and Chang’e program of China. Their objectives are similar. The Moon is very near  by astronomy standard. But it is a different environment altogether. How will these programs go there? What will they do this time that is different than before? What does the Moon have to offer us? What are the challenges once humans arrive? Is the Moon the end or just the beginning of the Space Age?  \n \n[Bio of Dr Cheung] \n \nA former NASA-funded research scientist at Stanford\, is an expert in radiation therapy and microwave systems\, holding US patents and authoring books on microwave technology. As Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong\, he promotes space science in Hong Kong. \n \n \n \n9:25 pm      Dinner and networking \n \n9:30 pm      End of the event
URL:https://hketa.org.hk/event/hketa-november-2024-networking-sharing-and-dinner/
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SUMMARY:HKICT Awards 2024 | Smart Mobility Award
DESCRIPTION:Theme: Charting the From the Moon to Low-Altitude Innovations to Human Ingenuity (未來)\nDate:  24 Apr 2025 (Thur)\n \nVenue: : CityU Chinese Restaurant: 8/F Bank of China (Hong Kong) Complex\, City University of\, Kowloon Tong\n\nTime:  7:00pm – 9:30pm\n\nDinner fee:$350/ person (member) \, $400/person (non member)\n \n CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION!\n \nPROGRAMME RUNDOWN\n\n6:45 pm           Registration and networking\n \n7:00 pm           Networking sharing starts\n\n7:35 pm           Dinner starts \n \nTalk 1: 7:15pm – 7:35pm – “Low-Altitude Economy Connecting the Global Transmission of Chinese Culture “by Prof Eddie Hui\, Founder & CEO of IT emaos \n \n[Abstract] \n \nLow-altitude technologies like drones\, aerial logistics\, and tourism are redefining the global sharing of Chinese culture\, offering unparalleled opportunities to preserve heritage\, showcase iconic landmarks\, and deliver cultural products efficiently. As a global logistics hub connecting China and the world\, Hong Kong is uniquely positioned to lead this transformation\, aligning with national strategies and strengthening its role as a global innovation benchmark while advancing cultural exchange at an unprecedented scale.  \n \n[Bio of Prof Hui] \n \nFounder & CEO of IT emaos\, has 43 years of ICT and business development experience. He served as Business Envoy for Zhuhai City Government\, VP of the International Smart City Research Institute\, and is an Executive Coach and startup mentor at Tech 300\, City University of Hong Kong.  \nTalk 2: 7:35pm – 7:55pm – “The Quantum Leap: Solving Puzzles Too Big for the Universe”by Mr Leo Lui \n \n[Abstract] \n \nWhat if a simple puzzle about friendships could shape the future of technology? This talk explores Ramsey’s Theorem\, a math puzzle asking how large a group must be to ensure smaller groups where everyone knows or doesn’t know each other — a problem impossible for supercomputers to solve. Enter quantum computing\, leveraging quantum physics to tackle such challenges\, revolutionizing fields from medicine to communication. No math or tech background needed — discover quantum computing’s transformative potential.  \n \n[Bio of Mr Lui] \n \nAn electronic engineering expert with over 20 years of experience\, specializes in software development\, data science\, and IT consultancy. He has led IoT deployments\, advanced intrusion systems\, and online platforms. As an educator\, he trains professionals in AI\, cybersecurity\, and data engineering while coaching STEM Olympiad teams. \n \n Talk 3: 7:55pm – 8:15pm – “Going to the Moon “by Dr. Stephen W. Cheung\, Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong \n \n[Abstract] \n \nSometime this decade\, humans will land on the Moon…. again. Human missions include the Artemis program of the US and Chang’e program of China. Their objectives are similar. The Moon is very near  by astronomy standard. But it is a different environment altogether. How will these programs go there? What will they do this time that is different than before? What does the Moon have to offer us? What are the challenges once humans arrive? Is the Moon the end or just the beginning of the Space Age?  \n \n[Bio of Dr Cheung] \n \nA former NASA-funded research scientist at Stanford\, is an expert in radiation therapy and microwave systems\, holding US patents and authoring books on microwave technology. As Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong\, he promotes space science in Hong Kong. \n \n \n \n9:25 pm      Dinner and networking \n \n9:30 pm      End of the event
URL:https://hketa.org.hk/event/hkict-awards-2024-smart-mobility-award/
CATEGORIES:Events
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SUMMARY:Symposium on Innovation & Technology
DESCRIPTION:Theme: Charting the From the Moon to Low-Altitude Innovations to Human Ingenuity (未來)\nDate:  24 Apr 2025 (Thur)\n \nVenue: : CityU Chinese Restaurant: 8/F Bank of China (Hong Kong) Complex\, City University of\, Kowloon Tong\n\nTime:  7:00pm – 9:30pm\n\nDinner fee:$350/ person (member) \, $400/person (non member)\n \n CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION!\n \nPROGRAMME RUNDOWN\n\n6:45 pm           Registration and networking\n \n7:00 pm           Networking sharing starts\n\n7:35 pm           Dinner starts \n \nTalk 1: 7:15pm – 7:35pm – “Low-Altitude Economy Connecting the Global Transmission of Chinese Culture “by Prof Eddie Hui\, Founder & CEO of IT emaos \n \n[Abstract] \n \nLow-altitude technologies like drones\, aerial logistics\, and tourism are redefining the global sharing of Chinese culture\, offering unparalleled opportunities to preserve heritage\, showcase iconic landmarks\, and deliver cultural products efficiently. As a global logistics hub connecting China and the world\, Hong Kong is uniquely positioned to lead this transformation\, aligning with national strategies and strengthening its role as a global innovation benchmark while advancing cultural exchange at an unprecedented scale.  \n \n[Bio of Prof Hui] \n \nFounder & CEO of IT emaos\, has 43 years of ICT and business development experience. He served as Business Envoy for Zhuhai City Government\, VP of the International Smart City Research Institute\, and is an Executive Coach and startup mentor at Tech 300\, City University of Hong Kong.  \nTalk 2: 7:35pm – 7:55pm – “The Quantum Leap: Solving Puzzles Too Big for the Universe”by Mr Leo Lui \n \n[Abstract] \n \nWhat if a simple puzzle about friendships could shape the future of technology? This talk explores Ramsey’s Theorem\, a math puzzle asking how large a group must be to ensure smaller groups where everyone knows or doesn’t know each other — a problem impossible for supercomputers to solve. Enter quantum computing\, leveraging quantum physics to tackle such challenges\, revolutionizing fields from medicine to communication. No math or tech background needed — discover quantum computing’s transformative potential.  \n \n[Bio of Mr Lui] \n \nAn electronic engineering expert with over 20 years of experience\, specializes in software development\, data science\, and IT consultancy. He has led IoT deployments\, advanced intrusion systems\, and online platforms. As an educator\, he trains professionals in AI\, cybersecurity\, and data engineering while coaching STEM Olympiad teams. \n \n Talk 3: 7:55pm – 8:15pm – “Going to the Moon “by Dr. Stephen W. Cheung\, Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong \n \n[Abstract] \n \nSometime this decade\, humans will land on the Moon…. again. Human missions include the Artemis program of the US and Chang’e program of China. Their objectives are similar. The Moon is very near  by astronomy standard. But it is a different environment altogether. How will these programs go there? What will they do this time that is different than before? What does the Moon have to offer us? What are the challenges once humans arrive? Is the Moon the end or just the beginning of the Space Age?  \n \n[Bio of Dr Cheung] \n \nA former NASA-funded research scientist at Stanford\, is an expert in radiation therapy and microwave systems\, holding US patents and authoring books on microwave technology. As Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong\, he promotes space science in Hong Kong. \n \n \n \n9:25 pm      Dinner and networking \n \n9:30 pm      End of the event
URL:https://hketa.org.hk/event/6753/
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20241010T090000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20241010T163000
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LAST-MODIFIED:20240905T084946Z
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SUMMARY:LSCM Logistics Summit 2024
DESCRIPTION:Theme: Charting the From the Moon to Low-Altitude Innovations to Human Ingenuity (未來)\nDate:  24 Apr 2025 (Thur)\n \nVenue: : CityU Chinese Restaurant: 8/F Bank of China (Hong Kong) Complex\, City University of\, Kowloon Tong\n\nTime:  7:00pm – 9:30pm\n\nDinner fee:$350/ person (member) \, $400/person (non member)\n \n CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION!\n \nPROGRAMME RUNDOWN\n\n6:45 pm           Registration and networking\n \n7:00 pm           Networking sharing starts\n\n7:35 pm           Dinner starts \n \nTalk 1: 7:15pm – 7:35pm – “Low-Altitude Economy Connecting the Global Transmission of Chinese Culture “by Prof Eddie Hui\, Founder & CEO of IT emaos \n \n[Abstract] \n \nLow-altitude technologies like drones\, aerial logistics\, and tourism are redefining the global sharing of Chinese culture\, offering unparalleled opportunities to preserve heritage\, showcase iconic landmarks\, and deliver cultural products efficiently. As a global logistics hub connecting China and the world\, Hong Kong is uniquely positioned to lead this transformation\, aligning with national strategies and strengthening its role as a global innovation benchmark while advancing cultural exchange at an unprecedented scale.  \n \n[Bio of Prof Hui] \n \nFounder & CEO of IT emaos\, has 43 years of ICT and business development experience. He served as Business Envoy for Zhuhai City Government\, VP of the International Smart City Research Institute\, and is an Executive Coach and startup mentor at Tech 300\, City University of Hong Kong.  \nTalk 2: 7:35pm – 7:55pm – “The Quantum Leap: Solving Puzzles Too Big for the Universe”by Mr Leo Lui \n \n[Abstract] \n \nWhat if a simple puzzle about friendships could shape the future of technology? This talk explores Ramsey’s Theorem\, a math puzzle asking how large a group must be to ensure smaller groups where everyone knows or doesn’t know each other — a problem impossible for supercomputers to solve. Enter quantum computing\, leveraging quantum physics to tackle such challenges\, revolutionizing fields from medicine to communication. No math or tech background needed — discover quantum computing’s transformative potential.  \n \n[Bio of Mr Lui] \n \nAn electronic engineering expert with over 20 years of experience\, specializes in software development\, data science\, and IT consultancy. He has led IoT deployments\, advanced intrusion systems\, and online platforms. As an educator\, he trains professionals in AI\, cybersecurity\, and data engineering while coaching STEM Olympiad teams. \n \n Talk 3: 7:55pm – 8:15pm – “Going to the Moon “by Dr. Stephen W. Cheung\, Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong \n \n[Abstract] \n \nSometime this decade\, humans will land on the Moon…. again. Human missions include the Artemis program of the US and Chang’e program of China. Their objectives are similar. The Moon is very near  by astronomy standard. But it is a different environment altogether. How will these programs go there? What will they do this time that is different than before? What does the Moon have to offer us? What are the challenges once humans arrive? Is the Moon the end or just the beginning of the Space Age?  \n \n[Bio of Dr Cheung] \n \nA former NASA-funded research scientist at Stanford\, is an expert in radiation therapy and microwave systems\, holding US patents and authoring books on microwave technology. As Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong\, he promotes space science in Hong Kong. \n \n \n \n9:25 pm      Dinner and networking \n \n9:30 pm      End of the event
URL:https://hketa.org.hk/event/lscm-logistics-summit-2024/
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20240927T213000
DTSTAMP:20261014T161836
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SUMMARY:HKETA = Sept 2024 Networking Sharing and Dinner
DESCRIPTION:Theme: Charting the From the Moon to Low-Altitude Innovations to Human Ingenuity (未來)\nDate:  24 Apr 2025 (Thur)\n \nVenue: : CityU Chinese Restaurant: 8/F Bank of China (Hong Kong) Complex\, City University of\, Kowloon Tong\n\nTime:  7:00pm – 9:30pm\n\nDinner fee:$350/ person (member) \, $400/person (non member)\n \n CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION!\n \nPROGRAMME RUNDOWN\n\n6:45 pm           Registration and networking\n \n7:00 pm           Networking sharing starts\n\n7:35 pm           Dinner starts \n \nTalk 1: 7:15pm – 7:35pm – “Low-Altitude Economy Connecting the Global Transmission of Chinese Culture “by Prof Eddie Hui\, Founder & CEO of IT emaos \n \n[Abstract] \n \nLow-altitude technologies like drones\, aerial logistics\, and tourism are redefining the global sharing of Chinese culture\, offering unparalleled opportunities to preserve heritage\, showcase iconic landmarks\, and deliver cultural products efficiently. As a global logistics hub connecting China and the world\, Hong Kong is uniquely positioned to lead this transformation\, aligning with national strategies and strengthening its role as a global innovation benchmark while advancing cultural exchange at an unprecedented scale.  \n \n[Bio of Prof Hui] \n \nFounder & CEO of IT emaos\, has 43 years of ICT and business development experience. He served as Business Envoy for Zhuhai City Government\, VP of the International Smart City Research Institute\, and is an Executive Coach and startup mentor at Tech 300\, City University of Hong Kong.  \nTalk 2: 7:35pm – 7:55pm – “The Quantum Leap: Solving Puzzles Too Big for the Universe”by Mr Leo Lui \n \n[Abstract] \n \nWhat if a simple puzzle about friendships could shape the future of technology? This talk explores Ramsey’s Theorem\, a math puzzle asking how large a group must be to ensure smaller groups where everyone knows or doesn’t know each other — a problem impossible for supercomputers to solve. Enter quantum computing\, leveraging quantum physics to tackle such challenges\, revolutionizing fields from medicine to communication. No math or tech background needed — discover quantum computing’s transformative potential.  \n \n[Bio of Mr Lui] \n \nAn electronic engineering expert with over 20 years of experience\, specializes in software development\, data science\, and IT consultancy. He has led IoT deployments\, advanced intrusion systems\, and online platforms. As an educator\, he trains professionals in AI\, cybersecurity\, and data engineering while coaching STEM Olympiad teams. \n \n Talk 3: 7:55pm – 8:15pm – “Going to the Moon “by Dr. Stephen W. Cheung\, Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong \n \n[Abstract] \n \nSometime this decade\, humans will land on the Moon…. again. Human missions include the Artemis program of the US and Chang’e program of China. Their objectives are similar. The Moon is very near  by astronomy standard. But it is a different environment altogether. How will these programs go there? What will they do this time that is different than before? What does the Moon have to offer us? What are the challenges once humans arrive? Is the Moon the end or just the beginning of the Space Age?  \n \n[Bio of Dr Cheung] \n \nA former NASA-funded research scientist at Stanford\, is an expert in radiation therapy and microwave systems\, holding US patents and authoring books on microwave technology. As Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong\, he promotes space science in Hong Kong. \n \n \n \n9:25 pm      Dinner and networking \n \n9:30 pm      End of the event
URL:https://hketa.org.hk/event/hketa-sept-2024-networking-sharing-and-dinner/
CATEGORIES:Events
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SUMMARY:HKETA = Aug 2024 Networking Sharing and Dinner
DESCRIPTION:Theme: Charting the From the Moon to Low-Altitude Innovations to Human Ingenuity (未來)\nDate:  24 Apr 2025 (Thur)\n \nVenue: : CityU Chinese Restaurant: 8/F Bank of China (Hong Kong) Complex\, City University of\, Kowloon Tong\n\nTime:  7:00pm – 9:30pm\n\nDinner fee:$350/ person (member) \, $400/person (non member)\n \n CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION!\n \nPROGRAMME RUNDOWN\n\n6:45 pm           Registration and networking\n \n7:00 pm           Networking sharing starts\n\n7:35 pm           Dinner starts \n \nTalk 1: 7:15pm – 7:35pm – “Low-Altitude Economy Connecting the Global Transmission of Chinese Culture “by Prof Eddie Hui\, Founder & CEO of IT emaos \n \n[Abstract] \n \nLow-altitude technologies like drones\, aerial logistics\, and tourism are redefining the global sharing of Chinese culture\, offering unparalleled opportunities to preserve heritage\, showcase iconic landmarks\, and deliver cultural products efficiently. As a global logistics hub connecting China and the world\, Hong Kong is uniquely positioned to lead this transformation\, aligning with national strategies and strengthening its role as a global innovation benchmark while advancing cultural exchange at an unprecedented scale.  \n \n[Bio of Prof Hui] \n \nFounder & CEO of IT emaos\, has 43 years of ICT and business development experience. He served as Business Envoy for Zhuhai City Government\, VP of the International Smart City Research Institute\, and is an Executive Coach and startup mentor at Tech 300\, City University of Hong Kong.  \nTalk 2: 7:35pm – 7:55pm – “The Quantum Leap: Solving Puzzles Too Big for the Universe”by Mr Leo Lui \n \n[Abstract] \n \nWhat if a simple puzzle about friendships could shape the future of technology? This talk explores Ramsey’s Theorem\, a math puzzle asking how large a group must be to ensure smaller groups where everyone knows or doesn’t know each other — a problem impossible for supercomputers to solve. Enter quantum computing\, leveraging quantum physics to tackle such challenges\, revolutionizing fields from medicine to communication. No math or tech background needed — discover quantum computing’s transformative potential.  \n \n[Bio of Mr Lui] \n \nAn electronic engineering expert with over 20 years of experience\, specializes in software development\, data science\, and IT consultancy. He has led IoT deployments\, advanced intrusion systems\, and online platforms. As an educator\, he trains professionals in AI\, cybersecurity\, and data engineering while coaching STEM Olympiad teams. \n \n Talk 3: 7:55pm – 8:15pm – “Going to the Moon “by Dr. Stephen W. Cheung\, Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong \n \n[Abstract] \n \nSometime this decade\, humans will land on the Moon…. again. Human missions include the Artemis program of the US and Chang’e program of China. Their objectives are similar. The Moon is very near  by astronomy standard. But it is a different environment altogether. How will these programs go there? What will they do this time that is different than before? What does the Moon have to offer us? What are the challenges once humans arrive? Is the Moon the end or just the beginning of the Space Age?  \n \n[Bio of Dr Cheung] \n \nA former NASA-funded research scientist at Stanford\, is an expert in radiation therapy and microwave systems\, holding US patents and authoring books on microwave technology. As Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong\, he promotes space science in Hong Kong. \n \n \n \n9:25 pm      Dinner and networking \n \n9:30 pm      End of the event
URL:https://hketa.org.hk/event/hketa-aug-2024-networking-sharing-and-dinner/
CATEGORIES:Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20240727T090000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20240727T180000
DTSTAMP:20261014T161837
CREATED:20240704T020545Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240704T020548Z
UID:6667-1722070800-1722103200@hketa.org.hk
SUMMARY:IFF2024 Pitch & Conference Day
DESCRIPTION:Theme: Charting the From the Moon to Low-Altitude Innovations to Human Ingenuity (未來)\nDate:  24 Apr 2025 (Thur)\n \nVenue: : CityU Chinese Restaurant: 8/F Bank of China (Hong Kong) Complex\, City University of\, Kowloon Tong\n\nTime:  7:00pm – 9:30pm\n\nDinner fee:$350/ person (member) \, $400/person (non member)\n \n CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION!\n \nPROGRAMME RUNDOWN\n\n6:45 pm           Registration and networking\n \n7:00 pm           Networking sharing starts\n\n7:35 pm           Dinner starts \n \nTalk 1: 7:15pm – 7:35pm – “Low-Altitude Economy Connecting the Global Transmission of Chinese Culture “by Prof Eddie Hui\, Founder & CEO of IT emaos \n \n[Abstract] \n \nLow-altitude technologies like drones\, aerial logistics\, and tourism are redefining the global sharing of Chinese culture\, offering unparalleled opportunities to preserve heritage\, showcase iconic landmarks\, and deliver cultural products efficiently. As a global logistics hub connecting China and the world\, Hong Kong is uniquely positioned to lead this transformation\, aligning with national strategies and strengthening its role as a global innovation benchmark while advancing cultural exchange at an unprecedented scale.  \n \n[Bio of Prof Hui] \n \nFounder & CEO of IT emaos\, has 43 years of ICT and business development experience. He served as Business Envoy for Zhuhai City Government\, VP of the International Smart City Research Institute\, and is an Executive Coach and startup mentor at Tech 300\, City University of Hong Kong.  \nTalk 2: 7:35pm – 7:55pm – “The Quantum Leap: Solving Puzzles Too Big for the Universe”by Mr Leo Lui \n \n[Abstract] \n \nWhat if a simple puzzle about friendships could shape the future of technology? This talk explores Ramsey’s Theorem\, a math puzzle asking how large a group must be to ensure smaller groups where everyone knows or doesn’t know each other — a problem impossible for supercomputers to solve. Enter quantum computing\, leveraging quantum physics to tackle such challenges\, revolutionizing fields from medicine to communication. No math or tech background needed — discover quantum computing’s transformative potential.  \n \n[Bio of Mr Lui] \n \nAn electronic engineering expert with over 20 years of experience\, specializes in software development\, data science\, and IT consultancy. He has led IoT deployments\, advanced intrusion systems\, and online platforms. As an educator\, he trains professionals in AI\, cybersecurity\, and data engineering while coaching STEM Olympiad teams. \n \n Talk 3: 7:55pm – 8:15pm – “Going to the Moon “by Dr. Stephen W. Cheung\, Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong \n \n[Abstract] \n \nSometime this decade\, humans will land on the Moon…. again. Human missions include the Artemis program of the US and Chang’e program of China. Their objectives are similar. The Moon is very near  by astronomy standard. But it is a different environment altogether. How will these programs go there? What will they do this time that is different than before? What does the Moon have to offer us? What are the challenges once humans arrive? Is the Moon the end or just the beginning of the Space Age?  \n \n[Bio of Dr Cheung] \n \nA former NASA-funded research scientist at Stanford\, is an expert in radiation therapy and microwave systems\, holding US patents and authoring books on microwave technology. As Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong\, he promotes space science in Hong Kong. \n \n \n \n9:25 pm      Dinner and networking \n \n9:30 pm      End of the event
URL:https://hketa.org.hk/event/iff2024-pitch-conference-day/
CATEGORIES:Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20240726T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20240726T213000
DTSTAMP:20261014T161837
CREATED:20240712T151008Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240712T151347Z
UID:6675-1722020400-1722029400@hketa.org.hk
SUMMARY:HKETA = July 2024 Networking Sharing and Dinner
DESCRIPTION:Theme: Charting the From the Moon to Low-Altitude Innovations to Human Ingenuity (未來)\nDate:  24 Apr 2025 (Thur)\n \nVenue: : CityU Chinese Restaurant: 8/F Bank of China (Hong Kong) Complex\, City University of\, Kowloon Tong\n\nTime:  7:00pm – 9:30pm\n\nDinner fee:$350/ person (member) \, $400/person (non member)\n \n CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION!\n \nPROGRAMME RUNDOWN\n\n6:45 pm           Registration and networking\n \n7:00 pm           Networking sharing starts\n\n7:35 pm           Dinner starts \n \nTalk 1: 7:15pm – 7:35pm – “Low-Altitude Economy Connecting the Global Transmission of Chinese Culture “by Prof Eddie Hui\, Founder & CEO of IT emaos \n \n[Abstract] \n \nLow-altitude technologies like drones\, aerial logistics\, and tourism are redefining the global sharing of Chinese culture\, offering unparalleled opportunities to preserve heritage\, showcase iconic landmarks\, and deliver cultural products efficiently. As a global logistics hub connecting China and the world\, Hong Kong is uniquely positioned to lead this transformation\, aligning with national strategies and strengthening its role as a global innovation benchmark while advancing cultural exchange at an unprecedented scale.  \n \n[Bio of Prof Hui] \n \nFounder & CEO of IT emaos\, has 43 years of ICT and business development experience. He served as Business Envoy for Zhuhai City Government\, VP of the International Smart City Research Institute\, and is an Executive Coach and startup mentor at Tech 300\, City University of Hong Kong.  \nTalk 2: 7:35pm – 7:55pm – “The Quantum Leap: Solving Puzzles Too Big for the Universe”by Mr Leo Lui \n \n[Abstract] \n \nWhat if a simple puzzle about friendships could shape the future of technology? This talk explores Ramsey’s Theorem\, a math puzzle asking how large a group must be to ensure smaller groups where everyone knows or doesn’t know each other — a problem impossible for supercomputers to solve. Enter quantum computing\, leveraging quantum physics to tackle such challenges\, revolutionizing fields from medicine to communication. No math or tech background needed — discover quantum computing’s transformative potential.  \n \n[Bio of Mr Lui] \n \nAn electronic engineering expert with over 20 years of experience\, specializes in software development\, data science\, and IT consultancy. He has led IoT deployments\, advanced intrusion systems\, and online platforms. As an educator\, he trains professionals in AI\, cybersecurity\, and data engineering while coaching STEM Olympiad teams. \n \n Talk 3: 7:55pm – 8:15pm – “Going to the Moon “by Dr. Stephen W. Cheung\, Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong \n \n[Abstract] \n \nSometime this decade\, humans will land on the Moon…. again. Human missions include the Artemis program of the US and Chang’e program of China. Their objectives are similar. The Moon is very near  by astronomy standard. But it is a different environment altogether. How will these programs go there? What will they do this time that is different than before? What does the Moon have to offer us? What are the challenges once humans arrive? Is the Moon the end or just the beginning of the Space Age?  \n \n[Bio of Dr Cheung] \n \nA former NASA-funded research scientist at Stanford\, is an expert in radiation therapy and microwave systems\, holding US patents and authoring books on microwave technology. As Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong\, he promotes space science in Hong Kong. \n \n \n \n9:25 pm      Dinner and networking \n \n9:30 pm      End of the event
URL:https://hketa.org.hk/event/hketa-july-2024-networking-sharing-and-dinner/
CATEGORIES:Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20240726T150000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20240726T170000
DTSTAMP:20261014T161837
CREATED:20240710T072144Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240710T072146Z
UID:6670-1722006000-1722013200@hketa.org.hk
SUMMARY:Visit to Logistics and Supply Chain MultiTech R&D Centre 物流及供應鏈多元技術研發中心 (LSCM)
DESCRIPTION:Theme: Charting the From the Moon to Low-Altitude Innovations to Human Ingenuity (未來)\nDate:  24 Apr 2025 (Thur)\n \nVenue: : CityU Chinese Restaurant: 8/F Bank of China (Hong Kong) Complex\, City University of\, Kowloon Tong\n\nTime:  7:00pm – 9:30pm\n\nDinner fee:$350/ person (member) \, $400/person (non member)\n \n CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION!\n \nPROGRAMME RUNDOWN\n\n6:45 pm           Registration and networking\n \n7:00 pm           Networking sharing starts\n\n7:35 pm           Dinner starts \n \nTalk 1: 7:15pm – 7:35pm – “Low-Altitude Economy Connecting the Global Transmission of Chinese Culture “by Prof Eddie Hui\, Founder & CEO of IT emaos \n \n[Abstract] \n \nLow-altitude technologies like drones\, aerial logistics\, and tourism are redefining the global sharing of Chinese culture\, offering unparalleled opportunities to preserve heritage\, showcase iconic landmarks\, and deliver cultural products efficiently. As a global logistics hub connecting China and the world\, Hong Kong is uniquely positioned to lead this transformation\, aligning with national strategies and strengthening its role as a global innovation benchmark while advancing cultural exchange at an unprecedented scale.  \n \n[Bio of Prof Hui] \n \nFounder & CEO of IT emaos\, has 43 years of ICT and business development experience. He served as Business Envoy for Zhuhai City Government\, VP of the International Smart City Research Institute\, and is an Executive Coach and startup mentor at Tech 300\, City University of Hong Kong.  \nTalk 2: 7:35pm – 7:55pm – “The Quantum Leap: Solving Puzzles Too Big for the Universe”by Mr Leo Lui \n \n[Abstract] \n \nWhat if a simple puzzle about friendships could shape the future of technology? This talk explores Ramsey’s Theorem\, a math puzzle asking how large a group must be to ensure smaller groups where everyone knows or doesn’t know each other — a problem impossible for supercomputers to solve. Enter quantum computing\, leveraging quantum physics to tackle such challenges\, revolutionizing fields from medicine to communication. No math or tech background needed — discover quantum computing’s transformative potential.  \n \n[Bio of Mr Lui] \n \nAn electronic engineering expert with over 20 years of experience\, specializes in software development\, data science\, and IT consultancy. He has led IoT deployments\, advanced intrusion systems\, and online platforms. As an educator\, he trains professionals in AI\, cybersecurity\, and data engineering while coaching STEM Olympiad teams. \n \n Talk 3: 7:55pm – 8:15pm – “Going to the Moon “by Dr. Stephen W. Cheung\, Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong \n \n[Abstract] \n \nSometime this decade\, humans will land on the Moon…. again. Human missions include the Artemis program of the US and Chang’e program of China. Their objectives are similar. The Moon is very near  by astronomy standard. But it is a different environment altogether. How will these programs go there? What will they do this time that is different than before? What does the Moon have to offer us? What are the challenges once humans arrive? Is the Moon the end or just the beginning of the Space Age?  \n \n[Bio of Dr Cheung] \n \nA former NASA-funded research scientist at Stanford\, is an expert in radiation therapy and microwave systems\, holding US patents and authoring books on microwave technology. As Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong\, he promotes space science in Hong Kong. \n \n \n \n9:25 pm      Dinner and networking \n \n9:30 pm      End of the event
URL:https://hketa.org.hk/event/visit-to-logistics-and-supply-chain-multitech-rd-centre-%e7%89%a9%e6%b5%81%e5%8f%8a%e4%be%9b%e6%87%89%e9%8f%88%e5%a4%9a%e5%85%83%e6%8a%80%e8%a1%93%e7%a0%94%e7%99%bc%e4%b8%ad%e5%bf%83-lscm/
CATEGORIES:Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20240712T090000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20240712T180000
DTSTAMP:20261014T161837
CREATED:20240615T100210Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240615T101628Z
UID:6635-1720774800-1720807200@hketa.org.hk
SUMMARY:BUSINESS GOVirtual 2024
DESCRIPTION:Theme: Charting the From the Moon to Low-Altitude Innovations to Human Ingenuity (未來)\nDate:  24 Apr 2025 (Thur)\n \nVenue: : CityU Chinese Restaurant: 8/F Bank of China (Hong Kong) Complex\, City University of\, Kowloon Tong\n\nTime:  7:00pm – 9:30pm\n\nDinner fee:$350/ person (member) \, $400/person (non member)\n \n CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION!\n \nPROGRAMME RUNDOWN\n\n6:45 pm           Registration and networking\n \n7:00 pm           Networking sharing starts\n\n7:35 pm           Dinner starts \n \nTalk 1: 7:15pm – 7:35pm – “Low-Altitude Economy Connecting the Global Transmission of Chinese Culture “by Prof Eddie Hui\, Founder & CEO of IT emaos \n \n[Abstract] \n \nLow-altitude technologies like drones\, aerial logistics\, and tourism are redefining the global sharing of Chinese culture\, offering unparalleled opportunities to preserve heritage\, showcase iconic landmarks\, and deliver cultural products efficiently. As a global logistics hub connecting China and the world\, Hong Kong is uniquely positioned to lead this transformation\, aligning with national strategies and strengthening its role as a global innovation benchmark while advancing cultural exchange at an unprecedented scale.  \n \n[Bio of Prof Hui] \n \nFounder & CEO of IT emaos\, has 43 years of ICT and business development experience. He served as Business Envoy for Zhuhai City Government\, VP of the International Smart City Research Institute\, and is an Executive Coach and startup mentor at Tech 300\, City University of Hong Kong.  \nTalk 2: 7:35pm – 7:55pm – “The Quantum Leap: Solving Puzzles Too Big for the Universe”by Mr Leo Lui \n \n[Abstract] \n \nWhat if a simple puzzle about friendships could shape the future of technology? This talk explores Ramsey’s Theorem\, a math puzzle asking how large a group must be to ensure smaller groups where everyone knows or doesn’t know each other — a problem impossible for supercomputers to solve. Enter quantum computing\, leveraging quantum physics to tackle such challenges\, revolutionizing fields from medicine to communication. No math or tech background needed — discover quantum computing’s transformative potential.  \n \n[Bio of Mr Lui] \n \nAn electronic engineering expert with over 20 years of experience\, specializes in software development\, data science\, and IT consultancy. He has led IoT deployments\, advanced intrusion systems\, and online platforms. As an educator\, he trains professionals in AI\, cybersecurity\, and data engineering while coaching STEM Olympiad teams. \n \n Talk 3: 7:55pm – 8:15pm – “Going to the Moon “by Dr. Stephen W. Cheung\, Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong \n \n[Abstract] \n \nSometime this decade\, humans will land on the Moon…. again. Human missions include the Artemis program of the US and Chang’e program of China. Their objectives are similar. The Moon is very near  by astronomy standard. But it is a different environment altogether. How will these programs go there? What will they do this time that is different than before? What does the Moon have to offer us? What are the challenges once humans arrive? Is the Moon the end or just the beginning of the Space Age?  \n \n[Bio of Dr Cheung] \n \nA former NASA-funded research scientist at Stanford\, is an expert in radiation therapy and microwave systems\, holding US patents and authoring books on microwave technology. As Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong\, he promotes space science in Hong Kong. \n \n \n \n9:25 pm      Dinner and networking \n \n9:30 pm      End of the event
URL:https://hketa.org.hk/event/business-govirtual-2024/
CATEGORIES:Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20240628T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20240628T213000
DTSTAMP:20261014T161837
CREATED:20240615T141140Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240615T141441Z
UID:6645-1719601200-1719610200@hketa.org.hk
SUMMARY:HKETA = June 2024 Networking Sharing and Dinner
DESCRIPTION:Theme: Charting the From the Moon to Low-Altitude Innovations to Human Ingenuity (未來)\nDate:  24 Apr 2025 (Thur)\n \nVenue: : CityU Chinese Restaurant: 8/F Bank of China (Hong Kong) Complex\, City University of\, Kowloon Tong\n\nTime:  7:00pm – 9:30pm\n\nDinner fee:$350/ person (member) \, $400/person (non member)\n \n CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION!\n \nPROGRAMME RUNDOWN\n\n6:45 pm           Registration and networking\n \n7:00 pm           Networking sharing starts\n\n7:35 pm           Dinner starts \n \nTalk 1: 7:15pm – 7:35pm – “Low-Altitude Economy Connecting the Global Transmission of Chinese Culture “by Prof Eddie Hui\, Founder & CEO of IT emaos \n \n[Abstract] \n \nLow-altitude technologies like drones\, aerial logistics\, and tourism are redefining the global sharing of Chinese culture\, offering unparalleled opportunities to preserve heritage\, showcase iconic landmarks\, and deliver cultural products efficiently. As a global logistics hub connecting China and the world\, Hong Kong is uniquely positioned to lead this transformation\, aligning with national strategies and strengthening its role as a global innovation benchmark while advancing cultural exchange at an unprecedented scale.  \n \n[Bio of Prof Hui] \n \nFounder & CEO of IT emaos\, has 43 years of ICT and business development experience. He served as Business Envoy for Zhuhai City Government\, VP of the International Smart City Research Institute\, and is an Executive Coach and startup mentor at Tech 300\, City University of Hong Kong.  \nTalk 2: 7:35pm – 7:55pm – “The Quantum Leap: Solving Puzzles Too Big for the Universe”by Mr Leo Lui \n \n[Abstract] \n \nWhat if a simple puzzle about friendships could shape the future of technology? This talk explores Ramsey’s Theorem\, a math puzzle asking how large a group must be to ensure smaller groups where everyone knows or doesn’t know each other — a problem impossible for supercomputers to solve. Enter quantum computing\, leveraging quantum physics to tackle such challenges\, revolutionizing fields from medicine to communication. No math or tech background needed — discover quantum computing’s transformative potential.  \n \n[Bio of Mr Lui] \n \nAn electronic engineering expert with over 20 years of experience\, specializes in software development\, data science\, and IT consultancy. He has led IoT deployments\, advanced intrusion systems\, and online platforms. As an educator\, he trains professionals in AI\, cybersecurity\, and data engineering while coaching STEM Olympiad teams. \n \n Talk 3: 7:55pm – 8:15pm – “Going to the Moon “by Dr. Stephen W. Cheung\, Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong \n \n[Abstract] \n \nSometime this decade\, humans will land on the Moon…. again. Human missions include the Artemis program of the US and Chang’e program of China. Their objectives are similar. The Moon is very near  by astronomy standard. But it is a different environment altogether. How will these programs go there? What will they do this time that is different than before? What does the Moon have to offer us? What are the challenges once humans arrive? Is the Moon the end or just the beginning of the Space Age?  \n \n[Bio of Dr Cheung] \n \nA former NASA-funded research scientist at Stanford\, is an expert in radiation therapy and microwave systems\, holding US patents and authoring books on microwave technology. As Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong\, he promotes space science in Hong Kong. \n \n \n \n9:25 pm      Dinner and networking \n \n9:30 pm      End of the event
URL:https://hketa.org.hk/event/hketa-june-2024-networking-sharing-and-dinner/
CATEGORIES:Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20240531T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20240531T213000
DTSTAMP:20261014T161837
CREATED:20240514T021347Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240521T061232Z
UID:6614-1717182000-1717191000@hketa.org.hk
SUMMARY:May 2024 Networking Sharing & Dinner
DESCRIPTION:Theme: Charting the From the Moon to Low-Altitude Innovations to Human Ingenuity (未來)\nDate:  24 Apr 2025 (Thur)\n \nVenue: : CityU Chinese Restaurant: 8/F Bank of China (Hong Kong) Complex\, City University of\, Kowloon Tong\n\nTime:  7:00pm – 9:30pm\n\nDinner fee:$350/ person (member) \, $400/person (non member)\n \n CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION!\n \nPROGRAMME RUNDOWN\n\n6:45 pm           Registration and networking\n \n7:00 pm           Networking sharing starts\n\n7:35 pm           Dinner starts \n \nTalk 1: 7:15pm – 7:35pm – “Low-Altitude Economy Connecting the Global Transmission of Chinese Culture “by Prof Eddie Hui\, Founder & CEO of IT emaos \n \n[Abstract] \n \nLow-altitude technologies like drones\, aerial logistics\, and tourism are redefining the global sharing of Chinese culture\, offering unparalleled opportunities to preserve heritage\, showcase iconic landmarks\, and deliver cultural products efficiently. As a global logistics hub connecting China and the world\, Hong Kong is uniquely positioned to lead this transformation\, aligning with national strategies and strengthening its role as a global innovation benchmark while advancing cultural exchange at an unprecedented scale.  \n \n[Bio of Prof Hui] \n \nFounder & CEO of IT emaos\, has 43 years of ICT and business development experience. He served as Business Envoy for Zhuhai City Government\, VP of the International Smart City Research Institute\, and is an Executive Coach and startup mentor at Tech 300\, City University of Hong Kong.  \nTalk 2: 7:35pm – 7:55pm – “The Quantum Leap: Solving Puzzles Too Big for the Universe”by Mr Leo Lui \n \n[Abstract] \n \nWhat if a simple puzzle about friendships could shape the future of technology? This talk explores Ramsey’s Theorem\, a math puzzle asking how large a group must be to ensure smaller groups where everyone knows or doesn’t know each other — a problem impossible for supercomputers to solve. Enter quantum computing\, leveraging quantum physics to tackle such challenges\, revolutionizing fields from medicine to communication. No math or tech background needed — discover quantum computing’s transformative potential.  \n \n[Bio of Mr Lui] \n \nAn electronic engineering expert with over 20 years of experience\, specializes in software development\, data science\, and IT consultancy. He has led IoT deployments\, advanced intrusion systems\, and online platforms. As an educator\, he trains professionals in AI\, cybersecurity\, and data engineering while coaching STEM Olympiad teams. \n \n Talk 3: 7:55pm – 8:15pm – “Going to the Moon “by Dr. Stephen W. Cheung\, Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong \n \n[Abstract] \n \nSometime this decade\, humans will land on the Moon…. again. Human missions include the Artemis program of the US and Chang’e program of China. Their objectives are similar. The Moon is very near  by astronomy standard. But it is a different environment altogether. How will these programs go there? What will they do this time that is different than before? What does the Moon have to offer us? What are the challenges once humans arrive? Is the Moon the end or just the beginning of the Space Age?  \n \n[Bio of Dr Cheung] \n \nA former NASA-funded research scientist at Stanford\, is an expert in radiation therapy and microwave systems\, holding US patents and authoring books on microwave technology. As Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong\, he promotes space science in Hong Kong. \n \n \n \n9:25 pm      Dinner and networking \n \n9:30 pm      End of the event
URL:https://hketa.org.hk/event/may-2024-networking-sharing-dinner/
CATEGORIES:Events
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20240426T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20240426T213000
DTSTAMP:20261014T161837
CREATED:20240411T163448Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240411T163719Z
UID:6593-1714158000-1714167000@hketa.org.hk
SUMMARY:Apr 2024 Networking Sharing & Dinner
DESCRIPTION:Theme: Charting the From the Moon to Low-Altitude Innovations to Human Ingenuity (未來)\nDate:  24 Apr 2025 (Thur)\n \nVenue: : CityU Chinese Restaurant: 8/F Bank of China (Hong Kong) Complex\, City University of\, Kowloon Tong\n\nTime:  7:00pm – 9:30pm\n\nDinner fee:$350/ person (member) \, $400/person (non member)\n \n CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION!\n \nPROGRAMME RUNDOWN\n\n6:45 pm           Registration and networking\n \n7:00 pm           Networking sharing starts\n\n7:35 pm           Dinner starts \n \nTalk 1: 7:15pm – 7:35pm – “Low-Altitude Economy Connecting the Global Transmission of Chinese Culture “by Prof Eddie Hui\, Founder & CEO of IT emaos \n \n[Abstract] \n \nLow-altitude technologies like drones\, aerial logistics\, and tourism are redefining the global sharing of Chinese culture\, offering unparalleled opportunities to preserve heritage\, showcase iconic landmarks\, and deliver cultural products efficiently. As a global logistics hub connecting China and the world\, Hong Kong is uniquely positioned to lead this transformation\, aligning with national strategies and strengthening its role as a global innovation benchmark while advancing cultural exchange at an unprecedented scale.  \n \n[Bio of Prof Hui] \n \nFounder & CEO of IT emaos\, has 43 years of ICT and business development experience. He served as Business Envoy for Zhuhai City Government\, VP of the International Smart City Research Institute\, and is an Executive Coach and startup mentor at Tech 300\, City University of Hong Kong.  \nTalk 2: 7:35pm – 7:55pm – “The Quantum Leap: Solving Puzzles Too Big for the Universe”by Mr Leo Lui \n \n[Abstract] \n \nWhat if a simple puzzle about friendships could shape the future of technology? This talk explores Ramsey’s Theorem\, a math puzzle asking how large a group must be to ensure smaller groups where everyone knows or doesn’t know each other — a problem impossible for supercomputers to solve. Enter quantum computing\, leveraging quantum physics to tackle such challenges\, revolutionizing fields from medicine to communication. No math or tech background needed — discover quantum computing’s transformative potential.  \n \n[Bio of Mr Lui] \n \nAn electronic engineering expert with over 20 years of experience\, specializes in software development\, data science\, and IT consultancy. He has led IoT deployments\, advanced intrusion systems\, and online platforms. As an educator\, he trains professionals in AI\, cybersecurity\, and data engineering while coaching STEM Olympiad teams. \n \n Talk 3: 7:55pm – 8:15pm – “Going to the Moon “by Dr. Stephen W. Cheung\, Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong \n \n[Abstract] \n \nSometime this decade\, humans will land on the Moon…. again. Human missions include the Artemis program of the US and Chang’e program of China. Their objectives are similar. The Moon is very near  by astronomy standard. But it is a different environment altogether. How will these programs go there? What will they do this time that is different than before? What does the Moon have to offer us? What are the challenges once humans arrive? Is the Moon the end or just the beginning of the Space Age?  \n \n[Bio of Dr Cheung] \n \nA former NASA-funded research scientist at Stanford\, is an expert in radiation therapy and microwave systems\, holding US patents and authoring books on microwave technology. As Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong\, he promotes space science in Hong Kong. \n \n \n \n9:25 pm      Dinner and networking \n \n9:30 pm      End of the event
URL:https://hketa.org.hk/event/apr-2024-networking-sharing-dinner/
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20240419T030000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20240419T153000
DTSTAMP:20261014T161837
CREATED:20240411T164816Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240411T164955Z
UID:6600-1713495600-1713540600@hketa.org.hk
SUMMARY:Global Sources Summit
DESCRIPTION:Theme: Charting the From the Moon to Low-Altitude Innovations to Human Ingenuity (未來)\nDate:  24 Apr 2025 (Thur)\n \nVenue: : CityU Chinese Restaurant: 8/F Bank of China (Hong Kong) Complex\, City University of\, Kowloon Tong\n\nTime:  7:00pm – 9:30pm\n\nDinner fee:$350/ person (member) \, $400/person (non member)\n \n CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION!\n \nPROGRAMME RUNDOWN\n\n6:45 pm           Registration and networking\n \n7:00 pm           Networking sharing starts\n\n7:35 pm           Dinner starts \n \nTalk 1: 7:15pm – 7:35pm – “Low-Altitude Economy Connecting the Global Transmission of Chinese Culture “by Prof Eddie Hui\, Founder & CEO of IT emaos \n \n[Abstract] \n \nLow-altitude technologies like drones\, aerial logistics\, and tourism are redefining the global sharing of Chinese culture\, offering unparalleled opportunities to preserve heritage\, showcase iconic landmarks\, and deliver cultural products efficiently. As a global logistics hub connecting China and the world\, Hong Kong is uniquely positioned to lead this transformation\, aligning with national strategies and strengthening its role as a global innovation benchmark while advancing cultural exchange at an unprecedented scale.  \n \n[Bio of Prof Hui] \n \nFounder & CEO of IT emaos\, has 43 years of ICT and business development experience. He served as Business Envoy for Zhuhai City Government\, VP of the International Smart City Research Institute\, and is an Executive Coach and startup mentor at Tech 300\, City University of Hong Kong.  \nTalk 2: 7:35pm – 7:55pm – “The Quantum Leap: Solving Puzzles Too Big for the Universe”by Mr Leo Lui \n \n[Abstract] \n \nWhat if a simple puzzle about friendships could shape the future of technology? This talk explores Ramsey’s Theorem\, a math puzzle asking how large a group must be to ensure smaller groups where everyone knows or doesn’t know each other — a problem impossible for supercomputers to solve. Enter quantum computing\, leveraging quantum physics to tackle such challenges\, revolutionizing fields from medicine to communication. No math or tech background needed — discover quantum computing’s transformative potential.  \n \n[Bio of Mr Lui] \n \nAn electronic engineering expert with over 20 years of experience\, specializes in software development\, data science\, and IT consultancy. He has led IoT deployments\, advanced intrusion systems\, and online platforms. As an educator\, he trains professionals in AI\, cybersecurity\, and data engineering while coaching STEM Olympiad teams. \n \n Talk 3: 7:55pm – 8:15pm – “Going to the Moon “by Dr. Stephen W. Cheung\, Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong \n \n[Abstract] \n \nSometime this decade\, humans will land on the Moon…. again. Human missions include the Artemis program of the US and Chang’e program of China. Their objectives are similar. The Moon is very near  by astronomy standard. But it is a different environment altogether. How will these programs go there? What will they do this time that is different than before? What does the Moon have to offer us? What are the challenges once humans arrive? Is the Moon the end or just the beginning of the Space Age?  \n \n[Bio of Dr Cheung] \n \nA former NASA-funded research scientist at Stanford\, is an expert in radiation therapy and microwave systems\, holding US patents and authoring books on microwave technology. As Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong\, he promotes space science in Hong Kong. \n \n \n \n9:25 pm      Dinner and networking \n \n9:30 pm      End of the event
URL:https://hketa.org.hk/event/global-sources-summit/
CATEGORIES:Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20240413T141500
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20240413T153000
DTSTAMP:20261014T161837
CREATED:20240411T164458Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240411T164501Z
UID:6597-1713017700-1713022200@hketa.org.hk
SUMMARY:Sharing Session during the InnoEX
DESCRIPTION:Theme: Charting the From the Moon to Low-Altitude Innovations to Human Ingenuity (未來)\nDate:  24 Apr 2025 (Thur)\n \nVenue: : CityU Chinese Restaurant: 8/F Bank of China (Hong Kong) Complex\, City University of\, Kowloon Tong\n\nTime:  7:00pm – 9:30pm\n\nDinner fee:$350/ person (member) \, $400/person (non member)\n \n CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION!\n \nPROGRAMME RUNDOWN\n\n6:45 pm           Registration and networking\n \n7:00 pm           Networking sharing starts\n\n7:35 pm           Dinner starts \n \nTalk 1: 7:15pm – 7:35pm – “Low-Altitude Economy Connecting the Global Transmission of Chinese Culture “by Prof Eddie Hui\, Founder & CEO of IT emaos \n \n[Abstract] \n \nLow-altitude technologies like drones\, aerial logistics\, and tourism are redefining the global sharing of Chinese culture\, offering unparalleled opportunities to preserve heritage\, showcase iconic landmarks\, and deliver cultural products efficiently. As a global logistics hub connecting China and the world\, Hong Kong is uniquely positioned to lead this transformation\, aligning with national strategies and strengthening its role as a global innovation benchmark while advancing cultural exchange at an unprecedented scale.  \n \n[Bio of Prof Hui] \n \nFounder & CEO of IT emaos\, has 43 years of ICT and business development experience. He served as Business Envoy for Zhuhai City Government\, VP of the International Smart City Research Institute\, and is an Executive Coach and startup mentor at Tech 300\, City University of Hong Kong.  \nTalk 2: 7:35pm – 7:55pm – “The Quantum Leap: Solving Puzzles Too Big for the Universe”by Mr Leo Lui \n \n[Abstract] \n \nWhat if a simple puzzle about friendships could shape the future of technology? This talk explores Ramsey’s Theorem\, a math puzzle asking how large a group must be to ensure smaller groups where everyone knows or doesn’t know each other — a problem impossible for supercomputers to solve. Enter quantum computing\, leveraging quantum physics to tackle such challenges\, revolutionizing fields from medicine to communication. No math or tech background needed — discover quantum computing’s transformative potential.  \n \n[Bio of Mr Lui] \n \nAn electronic engineering expert with over 20 years of experience\, specializes in software development\, data science\, and IT consultancy. He has led IoT deployments\, advanced intrusion systems\, and online platforms. As an educator\, he trains professionals in AI\, cybersecurity\, and data engineering while coaching STEM Olympiad teams. \n \n Talk 3: 7:55pm – 8:15pm – “Going to the Moon “by Dr. Stephen W. Cheung\, Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong \n \n[Abstract] \n \nSometime this decade\, humans will land on the Moon…. again. Human missions include the Artemis program of the US and Chang’e program of China. Their objectives are similar. The Moon is very near  by astronomy standard. But it is a different environment altogether. How will these programs go there? What will they do this time that is different than before? What does the Moon have to offer us? What are the challenges once humans arrive? Is the Moon the end or just the beginning of the Space Age?  \n \n[Bio of Dr Cheung] \n \nA former NASA-funded research scientist at Stanford\, is an expert in radiation therapy and microwave systems\, holding US patents and authoring books on microwave technology. As Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong\, he promotes space science in Hong Kong. \n \n \n \n9:25 pm      Dinner and networking \n \n9:30 pm      End of the event
URL:https://hketa.org.hk/event/sharing-session-during-the-innoex/
CATEGORIES:Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20240328T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20240328T213000
DTSTAMP:20261014T161837
CREATED:20240307T143624Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240307T143626Z
UID:6571-1711652400-1711661400@hketa.org.hk
SUMMARY:March 2024 Networking sharing & dinner
DESCRIPTION:Theme: Charting the From the Moon to Low-Altitude Innovations to Human Ingenuity (未來)\nDate:  24 Apr 2025 (Thur)\n \nVenue: : CityU Chinese Restaurant: 8/F Bank of China (Hong Kong) Complex\, City University of\, Kowloon Tong\n\nTime:  7:00pm – 9:30pm\n\nDinner fee:$350/ person (member) \, $400/person (non member)\n \n CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION!\n \nPROGRAMME RUNDOWN\n\n6:45 pm           Registration and networking\n \n7:00 pm           Networking sharing starts\n\n7:35 pm           Dinner starts \n \nTalk 1: 7:15pm – 7:35pm – “Low-Altitude Economy Connecting the Global Transmission of Chinese Culture “by Prof Eddie Hui\, Founder & CEO of IT emaos \n \n[Abstract] \n \nLow-altitude technologies like drones\, aerial logistics\, and tourism are redefining the global sharing of Chinese culture\, offering unparalleled opportunities to preserve heritage\, showcase iconic landmarks\, and deliver cultural products efficiently. As a global logistics hub connecting China and the world\, Hong Kong is uniquely positioned to lead this transformation\, aligning with national strategies and strengthening its role as a global innovation benchmark while advancing cultural exchange at an unprecedented scale.  \n \n[Bio of Prof Hui] \n \nFounder & CEO of IT emaos\, has 43 years of ICT and business development experience. He served as Business Envoy for Zhuhai City Government\, VP of the International Smart City Research Institute\, and is an Executive Coach and startup mentor at Tech 300\, City University of Hong Kong.  \nTalk 2: 7:35pm – 7:55pm – “The Quantum Leap: Solving Puzzles Too Big for the Universe”by Mr Leo Lui \n \n[Abstract] \n \nWhat if a simple puzzle about friendships could shape the future of technology? This talk explores Ramsey’s Theorem\, a math puzzle asking how large a group must be to ensure smaller groups where everyone knows or doesn’t know each other — a problem impossible for supercomputers to solve. Enter quantum computing\, leveraging quantum physics to tackle such challenges\, revolutionizing fields from medicine to communication. No math or tech background needed — discover quantum computing’s transformative potential.  \n \n[Bio of Mr Lui] \n \nAn electronic engineering expert with over 20 years of experience\, specializes in software development\, data science\, and IT consultancy. He has led IoT deployments\, advanced intrusion systems\, and online platforms. As an educator\, he trains professionals in AI\, cybersecurity\, and data engineering while coaching STEM Olympiad teams. \n \n Talk 3: 7:55pm – 8:15pm – “Going to the Moon “by Dr. Stephen W. Cheung\, Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong \n \n[Abstract] \n \nSometime this decade\, humans will land on the Moon…. again. Human missions include the Artemis program of the US and Chang’e program of China. Their objectives are similar. The Moon is very near  by astronomy standard. But it is a different environment altogether. How will these programs go there? What will they do this time that is different than before? What does the Moon have to offer us? What are the challenges once humans arrive? Is the Moon the end or just the beginning of the Space Age?  \n \n[Bio of Dr Cheung] \n \nA former NASA-funded research scientist at Stanford\, is an expert in radiation therapy and microwave systems\, holding US patents and authoring books on microwave technology. As Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong\, he promotes space science in Hong Kong. \n \n \n \n9:25 pm      Dinner and networking \n \n9:30 pm      End of the event
URL:https://hketa.org.hk/event/march-2024-networking-sharing-dinner/
CATEGORIES:Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20240117T183000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20240117T213000
DTSTAMP:20261014T161837
CREATED:20231229T171659Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231229T171701Z
UID:6179-1705516200-1705527000@hketa.org.hk
SUMMARY:HKETA 16TH Annual Dinner 2024
DESCRIPTION:Theme: Charting the From the Moon to Low-Altitude Innovations to Human Ingenuity (未來)\nDate:  24 Apr 2025 (Thur)\n \nVenue: : CityU Chinese Restaurant: 8/F Bank of China (Hong Kong) Complex\, City University of\, Kowloon Tong\n\nTime:  7:00pm – 9:30pm\n\nDinner fee:$350/ person (member) \, $400/person (non member)\n \n CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION!\n \nPROGRAMME RUNDOWN\n\n6:45 pm           Registration and networking\n \n7:00 pm           Networking sharing starts\n\n7:35 pm           Dinner starts \n \nTalk 1: 7:15pm – 7:35pm – “Low-Altitude Economy Connecting the Global Transmission of Chinese Culture “by Prof Eddie Hui\, Founder & CEO of IT emaos \n \n[Abstract] \n \nLow-altitude technologies like drones\, aerial logistics\, and tourism are redefining the global sharing of Chinese culture\, offering unparalleled opportunities to preserve heritage\, showcase iconic landmarks\, and deliver cultural products efficiently. As a global logistics hub connecting China and the world\, Hong Kong is uniquely positioned to lead this transformation\, aligning with national strategies and strengthening its role as a global innovation benchmark while advancing cultural exchange at an unprecedented scale.  \n \n[Bio of Prof Hui] \n \nFounder & CEO of IT emaos\, has 43 years of ICT and business development experience. He served as Business Envoy for Zhuhai City Government\, VP of the International Smart City Research Institute\, and is an Executive Coach and startup mentor at Tech 300\, City University of Hong Kong.  \nTalk 2: 7:35pm – 7:55pm – “The Quantum Leap: Solving Puzzles Too Big for the Universe”by Mr Leo Lui \n \n[Abstract] \n \nWhat if a simple puzzle about friendships could shape the future of technology? This talk explores Ramsey’s Theorem\, a math puzzle asking how large a group must be to ensure smaller groups where everyone knows or doesn’t know each other — a problem impossible for supercomputers to solve. Enter quantum computing\, leveraging quantum physics to tackle such challenges\, revolutionizing fields from medicine to communication. No math or tech background needed — discover quantum computing’s transformative potential.  \n \n[Bio of Mr Lui] \n \nAn electronic engineering expert with over 20 years of experience\, specializes in software development\, data science\, and IT consultancy. He has led IoT deployments\, advanced intrusion systems\, and online platforms. As an educator\, he trains professionals in AI\, cybersecurity\, and data engineering while coaching STEM Olympiad teams. \n \n Talk 3: 7:55pm – 8:15pm – “Going to the Moon “by Dr. Stephen W. Cheung\, Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong \n \n[Abstract] \n \nSometime this decade\, humans will land on the Moon…. again. Human missions include the Artemis program of the US and Chang’e program of China. Their objectives are similar. The Moon is very near  by astronomy standard. But it is a different environment altogether. How will these programs go there? What will they do this time that is different than before? What does the Moon have to offer us? What are the challenges once humans arrive? Is the Moon the end or just the beginning of the Space Age?  \n \n[Bio of Dr Cheung] \n \nA former NASA-funded research scientist at Stanford\, is an expert in radiation therapy and microwave systems\, holding US patents and authoring books on microwave technology. As Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong\, he promotes space science in Hong Kong. \n \n \n \n9:25 pm      Dinner and networking \n \n9:30 pm      End of the event
URL:https://hketa.org.hk/event/hketa-16th-annual-dinner-2024/
CATEGORIES:Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20231124T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20231124T213000
DTSTAMP:20261014T161837
CREATED:20231113T024255Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231122T033332Z
UID:6122-1700852400-1700861400@hketa.org.hk
SUMMARY:Nov 2023 Networking Sharing and Dinner
DESCRIPTION:Theme: Charting the From the Moon to Low-Altitude Innovations to Human Ingenuity (未來)\nDate:  24 Apr 2025 (Thur)\n \nVenue: : CityU Chinese Restaurant: 8/F Bank of China (Hong Kong) Complex\, City University of\, Kowloon Tong\n\nTime:  7:00pm – 9:30pm\n\nDinner fee:$350/ person (member) \, $400/person (non member)\n \n CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION!\n \nPROGRAMME RUNDOWN\n\n6:45 pm           Registration and networking\n \n7:00 pm           Networking sharing starts\n\n7:35 pm           Dinner starts \n \nTalk 1: 7:15pm – 7:35pm – “Low-Altitude Economy Connecting the Global Transmission of Chinese Culture “by Prof Eddie Hui\, Founder & CEO of IT emaos \n \n[Abstract] \n \nLow-altitude technologies like drones\, aerial logistics\, and tourism are redefining the global sharing of Chinese culture\, offering unparalleled opportunities to preserve heritage\, showcase iconic landmarks\, and deliver cultural products efficiently. As a global logistics hub connecting China and the world\, Hong Kong is uniquely positioned to lead this transformation\, aligning with national strategies and strengthening its role as a global innovation benchmark while advancing cultural exchange at an unprecedented scale.  \n \n[Bio of Prof Hui] \n \nFounder & CEO of IT emaos\, has 43 years of ICT and business development experience. He served as Business Envoy for Zhuhai City Government\, VP of the International Smart City Research Institute\, and is an Executive Coach and startup mentor at Tech 300\, City University of Hong Kong.  \nTalk 2: 7:35pm – 7:55pm – “The Quantum Leap: Solving Puzzles Too Big for the Universe”by Mr Leo Lui \n \n[Abstract] \n \nWhat if a simple puzzle about friendships could shape the future of technology? This talk explores Ramsey’s Theorem\, a math puzzle asking how large a group must be to ensure smaller groups where everyone knows or doesn’t know each other — a problem impossible for supercomputers to solve. Enter quantum computing\, leveraging quantum physics to tackle such challenges\, revolutionizing fields from medicine to communication. No math or tech background needed — discover quantum computing’s transformative potential.  \n \n[Bio of Mr Lui] \n \nAn electronic engineering expert with over 20 years of experience\, specializes in software development\, data science\, and IT consultancy. He has led IoT deployments\, advanced intrusion systems\, and online platforms. As an educator\, he trains professionals in AI\, cybersecurity\, and data engineering while coaching STEM Olympiad teams. \n \n Talk 3: 7:55pm – 8:15pm – “Going to the Moon “by Dr. Stephen W. Cheung\, Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong \n \n[Abstract] \n \nSometime this decade\, humans will land on the Moon…. again. Human missions include the Artemis program of the US and Chang’e program of China. Their objectives are similar. The Moon is very near  by astronomy standard. But it is a different environment altogether. How will these programs go there? What will they do this time that is different than before? What does the Moon have to offer us? What are the challenges once humans arrive? Is the Moon the end or just the beginning of the Space Age?  \n \n[Bio of Dr Cheung] \n \nA former NASA-funded research scientist at Stanford\, is an expert in radiation therapy and microwave systems\, holding US patents and authoring books on microwave technology. As Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong\, he promotes space science in Hong Kong. \n \n \n \n9:25 pm      Dinner and networking \n \n9:30 pm      End of the event
URL:https://hketa.org.hk/event/nov-2023-networking-sharing-and-dinner/
CATEGORIES:Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20230928T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230928T213000
DTSTAMP:20261014T161837
CREATED:20230921T102935Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230921T103259Z
UID:5989-1695927600-1695936600@hketa.org.hk
SUMMARY:Sep 2023 Networking Sharing & Dinner
DESCRIPTION:Theme: Charting the From the Moon to Low-Altitude Innovations to Human Ingenuity (未來)\nDate:  24 Apr 2025 (Thur)\n \nVenue: : CityU Chinese Restaurant: 8/F Bank of China (Hong Kong) Complex\, City University of\, Kowloon Tong\n\nTime:  7:00pm – 9:30pm\n\nDinner fee:$350/ person (member) \, $400/person (non member)\n \n CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION!\n \nPROGRAMME RUNDOWN\n\n6:45 pm           Registration and networking\n \n7:00 pm           Networking sharing starts\n\n7:35 pm           Dinner starts \n \nTalk 1: 7:15pm – 7:35pm – “Low-Altitude Economy Connecting the Global Transmission of Chinese Culture “by Prof Eddie Hui\, Founder & CEO of IT emaos \n \n[Abstract] \n \nLow-altitude technologies like drones\, aerial logistics\, and tourism are redefining the global sharing of Chinese culture\, offering unparalleled opportunities to preserve heritage\, showcase iconic landmarks\, and deliver cultural products efficiently. As a global logistics hub connecting China and the world\, Hong Kong is uniquely positioned to lead this transformation\, aligning with national strategies and strengthening its role as a global innovation benchmark while advancing cultural exchange at an unprecedented scale.  \n \n[Bio of Prof Hui] \n \nFounder & CEO of IT emaos\, has 43 years of ICT and business development experience. He served as Business Envoy for Zhuhai City Government\, VP of the International Smart City Research Institute\, and is an Executive Coach and startup mentor at Tech 300\, City University of Hong Kong.  \nTalk 2: 7:35pm – 7:55pm – “The Quantum Leap: Solving Puzzles Too Big for the Universe”by Mr Leo Lui \n \n[Abstract] \n \nWhat if a simple puzzle about friendships could shape the future of technology? This talk explores Ramsey’s Theorem\, a math puzzle asking how large a group must be to ensure smaller groups where everyone knows or doesn’t know each other — a problem impossible for supercomputers to solve. Enter quantum computing\, leveraging quantum physics to tackle such challenges\, revolutionizing fields from medicine to communication. No math or tech background needed — discover quantum computing’s transformative potential.  \n \n[Bio of Mr Lui] \n \nAn electronic engineering expert with over 20 years of experience\, specializes in software development\, data science\, and IT consultancy. He has led IoT deployments\, advanced intrusion systems\, and online platforms. As an educator\, he trains professionals in AI\, cybersecurity\, and data engineering while coaching STEM Olympiad teams. \n \n Talk 3: 7:55pm – 8:15pm – “Going to the Moon “by Dr. Stephen W. Cheung\, Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong \n \n[Abstract] \n \nSometime this decade\, humans will land on the Moon…. again. Human missions include the Artemis program of the US and Chang’e program of China. Their objectives are similar. The Moon is very near  by astronomy standard. But it is a different environment altogether. How will these programs go there? What will they do this time that is different than before? What does the Moon have to offer us? What are the challenges once humans arrive? Is the Moon the end or just the beginning of the Space Age?  \n \n[Bio of Dr Cheung] \n \nA former NASA-funded research scientist at Stanford\, is an expert in radiation therapy and microwave systems\, holding US patents and authoring books on microwave technology. As Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong\, he promotes space science in Hong Kong. \n \n \n \n9:25 pm      Dinner and networking \n \n9:30 pm      End of the event
URL:https://hketa.org.hk/event/sep-2023-networking-sharing-dinner/
CATEGORIES:Events
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20230805T090000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230805T170000
DTSTAMP:20261014T161837
CREATED:20230212T154530Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230719T020033Z
UID:5432-1691226000-1691254800@hketa.org.hk
SUMMARY:Innovate for Future 2023 Pitch Day (5 Aug 2023)
DESCRIPTION:Theme: Charting the From the Moon to Low-Altitude Innovations to Human Ingenuity (未來)\nDate:  24 Apr 2025 (Thur)\n \nVenue: : CityU Chinese Restaurant: 8/F Bank of China (Hong Kong) Complex\, City University of\, Kowloon Tong\n\nTime:  7:00pm – 9:30pm\n\nDinner fee:$350/ person (member) \, $400/person (non member)\n \n CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION!\n \nPROGRAMME RUNDOWN\n\n6:45 pm           Registration and networking\n \n7:00 pm           Networking sharing starts\n\n7:35 pm           Dinner starts \n \nTalk 1: 7:15pm – 7:35pm – “Low-Altitude Economy Connecting the Global Transmission of Chinese Culture “by Prof Eddie Hui\, Founder & CEO of IT emaos \n \n[Abstract] \n \nLow-altitude technologies like drones\, aerial logistics\, and tourism are redefining the global sharing of Chinese culture\, offering unparalleled opportunities to preserve heritage\, showcase iconic landmarks\, and deliver cultural products efficiently. As a global logistics hub connecting China and the world\, Hong Kong is uniquely positioned to lead this transformation\, aligning with national strategies and strengthening its role as a global innovation benchmark while advancing cultural exchange at an unprecedented scale.  \n \n[Bio of Prof Hui] \n \nFounder & CEO of IT emaos\, has 43 years of ICT and business development experience. He served as Business Envoy for Zhuhai City Government\, VP of the International Smart City Research Institute\, and is an Executive Coach and startup mentor at Tech 300\, City University of Hong Kong.  \nTalk 2: 7:35pm – 7:55pm – “The Quantum Leap: Solving Puzzles Too Big for the Universe”by Mr Leo Lui \n \n[Abstract] \n \nWhat if a simple puzzle about friendships could shape the future of technology? This talk explores Ramsey’s Theorem\, a math puzzle asking how large a group must be to ensure smaller groups where everyone knows or doesn’t know each other — a problem impossible for supercomputers to solve. Enter quantum computing\, leveraging quantum physics to tackle such challenges\, revolutionizing fields from medicine to communication. No math or tech background needed — discover quantum computing’s transformative potential.  \n \n[Bio of Mr Lui] \n \nAn electronic engineering expert with over 20 years of experience\, specializes in software development\, data science\, and IT consultancy. He has led IoT deployments\, advanced intrusion systems\, and online platforms. As an educator\, he trains professionals in AI\, cybersecurity\, and data engineering while coaching STEM Olympiad teams. \n \n Talk 3: 7:55pm – 8:15pm – “Going to the Moon “by Dr. Stephen W. Cheung\, Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong \n \n[Abstract] \n \nSometime this decade\, humans will land on the Moon…. again. Human missions include the Artemis program of the US and Chang’e program of China. Their objectives are similar. The Moon is very near  by astronomy standard. But it is a different environment altogether. How will these programs go there? What will they do this time that is different than before? What does the Moon have to offer us? What are the challenges once humans arrive? Is the Moon the end or just the beginning of the Space Age?  \n \n[Bio of Dr Cheung] \n \nA former NASA-funded research scientist at Stanford\, is an expert in radiation therapy and microwave systems\, holding US patents and authoring books on microwave technology. As Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong\, he promotes space science in Hong Kong. \n \n \n \n9:25 pm      Dinner and networking \n \n9:30 pm      End of the event
URL:https://hketa.org.hk/event/innovate-for-future-2023-is-open-for-registration/
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20230728T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230728T213000
DTSTAMP:20261014T161837
CREATED:20230711T145758Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230719T034334Z
UID:5733-1690570800-1690579800@hketa.org.hk
SUMMARY:Jul 2023 Networking Sharing & Dinner
DESCRIPTION:Theme: Charting the From the Moon to Low-Altitude Innovations to Human Ingenuity (未來)\nDate:  24 Apr 2025 (Thur)\n \nVenue: : CityU Chinese Restaurant: 8/F Bank of China (Hong Kong) Complex\, City University of\, Kowloon Tong\n\nTime:  7:00pm – 9:30pm\n\nDinner fee:$350/ person (member) \, $400/person (non member)\n \n CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION!\n \nPROGRAMME RUNDOWN\n\n6:45 pm           Registration and networking\n \n7:00 pm           Networking sharing starts\n\n7:35 pm           Dinner starts \n \nTalk 1: 7:15pm – 7:35pm – “Low-Altitude Economy Connecting the Global Transmission of Chinese Culture “by Prof Eddie Hui\, Founder & CEO of IT emaos \n \n[Abstract] \n \nLow-altitude technologies like drones\, aerial logistics\, and tourism are redefining the global sharing of Chinese culture\, offering unparalleled opportunities to preserve heritage\, showcase iconic landmarks\, and deliver cultural products efficiently. As a global logistics hub connecting China and the world\, Hong Kong is uniquely positioned to lead this transformation\, aligning with national strategies and strengthening its role as a global innovation benchmark while advancing cultural exchange at an unprecedented scale.  \n \n[Bio of Prof Hui] \n \nFounder & CEO of IT emaos\, has 43 years of ICT and business development experience. He served as Business Envoy for Zhuhai City Government\, VP of the International Smart City Research Institute\, and is an Executive Coach and startup mentor at Tech 300\, City University of Hong Kong.  \nTalk 2: 7:35pm – 7:55pm – “The Quantum Leap: Solving Puzzles Too Big for the Universe”by Mr Leo Lui \n \n[Abstract] \n \nWhat if a simple puzzle about friendships could shape the future of technology? This talk explores Ramsey’s Theorem\, a math puzzle asking how large a group must be to ensure smaller groups where everyone knows or doesn’t know each other — a problem impossible for supercomputers to solve. Enter quantum computing\, leveraging quantum physics to tackle such challenges\, revolutionizing fields from medicine to communication. No math or tech background needed — discover quantum computing’s transformative potential.  \n \n[Bio of Mr Lui] \n \nAn electronic engineering expert with over 20 years of experience\, specializes in software development\, data science\, and IT consultancy. He has led IoT deployments\, advanced intrusion systems\, and online platforms. As an educator\, he trains professionals in AI\, cybersecurity\, and data engineering while coaching STEM Olympiad teams. \n \n Talk 3: 7:55pm – 8:15pm – “Going to the Moon “by Dr. Stephen W. Cheung\, Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong \n \n[Abstract] \n \nSometime this decade\, humans will land on the Moon…. again. Human missions include the Artemis program of the US and Chang’e program of China. Their objectives are similar. The Moon is very near  by astronomy standard. But it is a different environment altogether. How will these programs go there? What will they do this time that is different than before? What does the Moon have to offer us? What are the challenges once humans arrive? Is the Moon the end or just the beginning of the Space Age?  \n \n[Bio of Dr Cheung] \n \nA former NASA-funded research scientist at Stanford\, is an expert in radiation therapy and microwave systems\, holding US patents and authoring books on microwave technology. As Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong\, he promotes space science in Hong Kong. \n \n \n \n9:25 pm      Dinner and networking \n \n9:30 pm      End of the event
URL:https://hketa.org.hk/event/jul-2023-networking-sharing-dinner/
CATEGORIES:Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20230630T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230630T213000
DTSTAMP:20261014T161837
CREATED:20230616T115831Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230623T130221Z
UID:5718-1688151600-1688160600@hketa.org.hk
SUMMARY:30 Jun 2023 Networking Sharing and Dinner
DESCRIPTION:Theme: Charting the From the Moon to Low-Altitude Innovations to Human Ingenuity (未來)\nDate:  24 Apr 2025 (Thur)\n \nVenue: : CityU Chinese Restaurant: 8/F Bank of China (Hong Kong) Complex\, City University of\, Kowloon Tong\n\nTime:  7:00pm – 9:30pm\n\nDinner fee:$350/ person (member) \, $400/person (non member)\n \n CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION!\n \nPROGRAMME RUNDOWN\n\n6:45 pm           Registration and networking\n \n7:00 pm           Networking sharing starts\n\n7:35 pm           Dinner starts \n \nTalk 1: 7:15pm – 7:35pm – “Low-Altitude Economy Connecting the Global Transmission of Chinese Culture “by Prof Eddie Hui\, Founder & CEO of IT emaos \n \n[Abstract] \n \nLow-altitude technologies like drones\, aerial logistics\, and tourism are redefining the global sharing of Chinese culture\, offering unparalleled opportunities to preserve heritage\, showcase iconic landmarks\, and deliver cultural products efficiently. As a global logistics hub connecting China and the world\, Hong Kong is uniquely positioned to lead this transformation\, aligning with national strategies and strengthening its role as a global innovation benchmark while advancing cultural exchange at an unprecedented scale.  \n \n[Bio of Prof Hui] \n \nFounder & CEO of IT emaos\, has 43 years of ICT and business development experience. He served as Business Envoy for Zhuhai City Government\, VP of the International Smart City Research Institute\, and is an Executive Coach and startup mentor at Tech 300\, City University of Hong Kong.  \nTalk 2: 7:35pm – 7:55pm – “The Quantum Leap: Solving Puzzles Too Big for the Universe”by Mr Leo Lui \n \n[Abstract] \n \nWhat if a simple puzzle about friendships could shape the future of technology? This talk explores Ramsey’s Theorem\, a math puzzle asking how large a group must be to ensure smaller groups where everyone knows or doesn’t know each other — a problem impossible for supercomputers to solve. Enter quantum computing\, leveraging quantum physics to tackle such challenges\, revolutionizing fields from medicine to communication. No math or tech background needed — discover quantum computing’s transformative potential.  \n \n[Bio of Mr Lui] \n \nAn electronic engineering expert with over 20 years of experience\, specializes in software development\, data science\, and IT consultancy. He has led IoT deployments\, advanced intrusion systems\, and online platforms. As an educator\, he trains professionals in AI\, cybersecurity\, and data engineering while coaching STEM Olympiad teams. \n \n Talk 3: 7:55pm – 8:15pm – “Going to the Moon “by Dr. Stephen W. Cheung\, Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong \n \n[Abstract] \n \nSometime this decade\, humans will land on the Moon…. again. Human missions include the Artemis program of the US and Chang’e program of China. Their objectives are similar. The Moon is very near  by astronomy standard. But it is a different environment altogether. How will these programs go there? What will they do this time that is different than before? What does the Moon have to offer us? What are the challenges once humans arrive? Is the Moon the end or just the beginning of the Space Age?  \n \n[Bio of Dr Cheung] \n \nA former NASA-funded research scientist at Stanford\, is an expert in radiation therapy and microwave systems\, holding US patents and authoring books on microwave technology. As Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong\, he promotes space science in Hong Kong. \n \n \n \n9:25 pm      Dinner and networking \n \n9:30 pm      End of the event
URL:https://hketa.org.hk/event/30-jun-2023-networking-sharing-and-dinner/
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20230630T033000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230630T173000
DTSTAMP:20261014T161837
CREATED:20230615T115714Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230616T114710Z
UID:5706-1688095800-1688146200@hketa.org.hk
SUMMARY:Visit to ASTRI
DESCRIPTION:Theme: Charting the From the Moon to Low-Altitude Innovations to Human Ingenuity (未來)\nDate:  24 Apr 2025 (Thur)\n \nVenue: : CityU Chinese Restaurant: 8/F Bank of China (Hong Kong) Complex\, City University of\, Kowloon Tong\n\nTime:  7:00pm – 9:30pm\n\nDinner fee:$350/ person (member) \, $400/person (non member)\n \n CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION!\n \nPROGRAMME RUNDOWN\n\n6:45 pm           Registration and networking\n \n7:00 pm           Networking sharing starts\n\n7:35 pm           Dinner starts \n \nTalk 1: 7:15pm – 7:35pm – “Low-Altitude Economy Connecting the Global Transmission of Chinese Culture “by Prof Eddie Hui\, Founder & CEO of IT emaos \n \n[Abstract] \n \nLow-altitude technologies like drones\, aerial logistics\, and tourism are redefining the global sharing of Chinese culture\, offering unparalleled opportunities to preserve heritage\, showcase iconic landmarks\, and deliver cultural products efficiently. As a global logistics hub connecting China and the world\, Hong Kong is uniquely positioned to lead this transformation\, aligning with national strategies and strengthening its role as a global innovation benchmark while advancing cultural exchange at an unprecedented scale.  \n \n[Bio of Prof Hui] \n \nFounder & CEO of IT emaos\, has 43 years of ICT and business development experience. He served as Business Envoy for Zhuhai City Government\, VP of the International Smart City Research Institute\, and is an Executive Coach and startup mentor at Tech 300\, City University of Hong Kong.  \nTalk 2: 7:35pm – 7:55pm – “The Quantum Leap: Solving Puzzles Too Big for the Universe”by Mr Leo Lui \n \n[Abstract] \n \nWhat if a simple puzzle about friendships could shape the future of technology? This talk explores Ramsey’s Theorem\, a math puzzle asking how large a group must be to ensure smaller groups where everyone knows or doesn’t know each other — a problem impossible for supercomputers to solve. Enter quantum computing\, leveraging quantum physics to tackle such challenges\, revolutionizing fields from medicine to communication. No math or tech background needed — discover quantum computing’s transformative potential.  \n \n[Bio of Mr Lui] \n \nAn electronic engineering expert with over 20 years of experience\, specializes in software development\, data science\, and IT consultancy. He has led IoT deployments\, advanced intrusion systems\, and online platforms. As an educator\, he trains professionals in AI\, cybersecurity\, and data engineering while coaching STEM Olympiad teams. \n \n Talk 3: 7:55pm – 8:15pm – “Going to the Moon “by Dr. Stephen W. Cheung\, Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong \n \n[Abstract] \n \nSometime this decade\, humans will land on the Moon…. again. Human missions include the Artemis program of the US and Chang’e program of China. Their objectives are similar. The Moon is very near  by astronomy standard. But it is a different environment altogether. How will these programs go there? What will they do this time that is different than before? What does the Moon have to offer us? What are the challenges once humans arrive? Is the Moon the end or just the beginning of the Space Age?  \n \n[Bio of Dr Cheung] \n \nA former NASA-funded research scientist at Stanford\, is an expert in radiation therapy and microwave systems\, holding US patents and authoring books on microwave technology. As Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong\, he promotes space science in Hong Kong. \n \n \n \n9:25 pm      Dinner and networking \n \n9:30 pm      End of the event
URL:https://hketa.org.hk/event/visit-to-astri/
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20230629T000000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230629T000000
DTSTAMP:20261014T161837
CREATED:20230509T093131Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230510T032300Z
UID:5647-1687996800-1687996800@hketa.org.hk
SUMMARY:Hong Kong ICT Awards: ICT Startup Award 2023
DESCRIPTION:Theme: Charting the From the Moon to Low-Altitude Innovations to Human Ingenuity (未來)\nDate:  24 Apr 2025 (Thur)\n \nVenue: : CityU Chinese Restaurant: 8/F Bank of China (Hong Kong) Complex\, City University of\, Kowloon Tong\n\nTime:  7:00pm – 9:30pm\n\nDinner fee:$350/ person (member) \, $400/person (non member)\n \n CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION!\n \nPROGRAMME RUNDOWN\n\n6:45 pm           Registration and networking\n \n7:00 pm           Networking sharing starts\n\n7:35 pm           Dinner starts \n \nTalk 1: 7:15pm – 7:35pm – “Low-Altitude Economy Connecting the Global Transmission of Chinese Culture “by Prof Eddie Hui\, Founder & CEO of IT emaos \n \n[Abstract] \n \nLow-altitude technologies like drones\, aerial logistics\, and tourism are redefining the global sharing of Chinese culture\, offering unparalleled opportunities to preserve heritage\, showcase iconic landmarks\, and deliver cultural products efficiently. As a global logistics hub connecting China and the world\, Hong Kong is uniquely positioned to lead this transformation\, aligning with national strategies and strengthening its role as a global innovation benchmark while advancing cultural exchange at an unprecedented scale.  \n \n[Bio of Prof Hui] \n \nFounder & CEO of IT emaos\, has 43 years of ICT and business development experience. He served as Business Envoy for Zhuhai City Government\, VP of the International Smart City Research Institute\, and is an Executive Coach and startup mentor at Tech 300\, City University of Hong Kong.  \nTalk 2: 7:35pm – 7:55pm – “The Quantum Leap: Solving Puzzles Too Big for the Universe”by Mr Leo Lui \n \n[Abstract] \n \nWhat if a simple puzzle about friendships could shape the future of technology? This talk explores Ramsey’s Theorem\, a math puzzle asking how large a group must be to ensure smaller groups where everyone knows or doesn’t know each other — a problem impossible for supercomputers to solve. Enter quantum computing\, leveraging quantum physics to tackle such challenges\, revolutionizing fields from medicine to communication. No math or tech background needed — discover quantum computing’s transformative potential.  \n \n[Bio of Mr Lui] \n \nAn electronic engineering expert with over 20 years of experience\, specializes in software development\, data science\, and IT consultancy. He has led IoT deployments\, advanced intrusion systems\, and online platforms. As an educator\, he trains professionals in AI\, cybersecurity\, and data engineering while coaching STEM Olympiad teams. \n \n Talk 3: 7:55pm – 8:15pm – “Going to the Moon “by Dr. Stephen W. Cheung\, Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong \n \n[Abstract] \n \nSometime this decade\, humans will land on the Moon…. again. Human missions include the Artemis program of the US and Chang’e program of China. Their objectives are similar. The Moon is very near  by astronomy standard. But it is a different environment altogether. How will these programs go there? What will they do this time that is different than before? What does the Moon have to offer us? What are the challenges once humans arrive? Is the Moon the end or just the beginning of the Space Age?  \n \n[Bio of Dr Cheung] \n \nA former NASA-funded research scientist at Stanford\, is an expert in radiation therapy and microwave systems\, holding US patents and authoring books on microwave technology. As Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong\, he promotes space science in Hong Kong. \n \n \n \n9:25 pm      Dinner and networking \n \n9:30 pm      End of the event
URL:https://hketa.org.hk/event/hong-kong-ict-awards-ict-startup-award-2023/
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20230628T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230628T180000
DTSTAMP:20261014T161837
CREATED:20230420T112846Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230420T112848Z
UID:5636-1687939200-1687975200@hketa.org.hk
SUMMARY:HKICT Awards 2023: Smart Living Award
DESCRIPTION:Theme: Charting the From the Moon to Low-Altitude Innovations to Human Ingenuity (未來)\nDate:  24 Apr 2025 (Thur)\n \nVenue: : CityU Chinese Restaurant: 8/F Bank of China (Hong Kong) Complex\, City University of\, Kowloon Tong\n\nTime:  7:00pm – 9:30pm\n\nDinner fee:$350/ person (member) \, $400/person (non member)\n \n CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION!\n \nPROGRAMME RUNDOWN\n\n6:45 pm           Registration and networking\n \n7:00 pm           Networking sharing starts\n\n7:35 pm           Dinner starts \n \nTalk 1: 7:15pm – 7:35pm – “Low-Altitude Economy Connecting the Global Transmission of Chinese Culture “by Prof Eddie Hui\, Founder & CEO of IT emaos \n \n[Abstract] \n \nLow-altitude technologies like drones\, aerial logistics\, and tourism are redefining the global sharing of Chinese culture\, offering unparalleled opportunities to preserve heritage\, showcase iconic landmarks\, and deliver cultural products efficiently. As a global logistics hub connecting China and the world\, Hong Kong is uniquely positioned to lead this transformation\, aligning with national strategies and strengthening its role as a global innovation benchmark while advancing cultural exchange at an unprecedented scale.  \n \n[Bio of Prof Hui] \n \nFounder & CEO of IT emaos\, has 43 years of ICT and business development experience. He served as Business Envoy for Zhuhai City Government\, VP of the International Smart City Research Institute\, and is an Executive Coach and startup mentor at Tech 300\, City University of Hong Kong.  \nTalk 2: 7:35pm – 7:55pm – “The Quantum Leap: Solving Puzzles Too Big for the Universe”by Mr Leo Lui \n \n[Abstract] \n \nWhat if a simple puzzle about friendships could shape the future of technology? This talk explores Ramsey’s Theorem\, a math puzzle asking how large a group must be to ensure smaller groups where everyone knows or doesn’t know each other — a problem impossible for supercomputers to solve. Enter quantum computing\, leveraging quantum physics to tackle such challenges\, revolutionizing fields from medicine to communication. No math or tech background needed — discover quantum computing’s transformative potential.  \n \n[Bio of Mr Lui] \n \nAn electronic engineering expert with over 20 years of experience\, specializes in software development\, data science\, and IT consultancy. He has led IoT deployments\, advanced intrusion systems\, and online platforms. As an educator\, he trains professionals in AI\, cybersecurity\, and data engineering while coaching STEM Olympiad teams. \n \n Talk 3: 7:55pm – 8:15pm – “Going to the Moon “by Dr. Stephen W. Cheung\, Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong \n \n[Abstract] \n \nSometime this decade\, humans will land on the Moon…. again. Human missions include the Artemis program of the US and Chang’e program of China. Their objectives are similar. The Moon is very near  by astronomy standard. But it is a different environment altogether. How will these programs go there? What will they do this time that is different than before? What does the Moon have to offer us? What are the challenges once humans arrive? Is the Moon the end or just the beginning of the Space Age?  \n \n[Bio of Dr Cheung] \n \nA former NASA-funded research scientist at Stanford\, is an expert in radiation therapy and microwave systems\, holding US patents and authoring books on microwave technology. As Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong\, he promotes space science in Hong Kong. \n \n \n \n9:25 pm      Dinner and networking \n \n9:30 pm      End of the event
URL:https://hketa.org.hk/event/hkict-awards-2023-smart-living-award/
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20230526T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230526T213000
DTSTAMP:20261014T161837
CREATED:20230307T132723Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230307T132725Z
UID:5553-1685127600-1685136600@hketa.org.hk
SUMMARY:UPCOMING EVENTS
DESCRIPTION:Theme: Charting the From the Moon to Low-Altitude Innovations to Human Ingenuity (未來)\nDate:  24 Apr 2025 (Thur)\n \nVenue: : CityU Chinese Restaurant: 8/F Bank of China (Hong Kong) Complex\, City University of\, Kowloon Tong\n\nTime:  7:00pm – 9:30pm\n\nDinner fee:$350/ person (member) \, $400/person (non member)\n \n CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION!\n \nPROGRAMME RUNDOWN\n\n6:45 pm           Registration and networking\n \n7:00 pm           Networking sharing starts\n\n7:35 pm           Dinner starts \n \nTalk 1: 7:15pm – 7:35pm – “Low-Altitude Economy Connecting the Global Transmission of Chinese Culture “by Prof Eddie Hui\, Founder & CEO of IT emaos \n \n[Abstract] \n \nLow-altitude technologies like drones\, aerial logistics\, and tourism are redefining the global sharing of Chinese culture\, offering unparalleled opportunities to preserve heritage\, showcase iconic landmarks\, and deliver cultural products efficiently. As a global logistics hub connecting China and the world\, Hong Kong is uniquely positioned to lead this transformation\, aligning with national strategies and strengthening its role as a global innovation benchmark while advancing cultural exchange at an unprecedented scale.  \n \n[Bio of Prof Hui] \n \nFounder & CEO of IT emaos\, has 43 years of ICT and business development experience. He served as Business Envoy for Zhuhai City Government\, VP of the International Smart City Research Institute\, and is an Executive Coach and startup mentor at Tech 300\, City University of Hong Kong.  \nTalk 2: 7:35pm – 7:55pm – “The Quantum Leap: Solving Puzzles Too Big for the Universe”by Mr Leo Lui \n \n[Abstract] \n \nWhat if a simple puzzle about friendships could shape the future of technology? This talk explores Ramsey’s Theorem\, a math puzzle asking how large a group must be to ensure smaller groups where everyone knows or doesn’t know each other — a problem impossible for supercomputers to solve. Enter quantum computing\, leveraging quantum physics to tackle such challenges\, revolutionizing fields from medicine to communication. No math or tech background needed — discover quantum computing’s transformative potential.  \n \n[Bio of Mr Lui] \n \nAn electronic engineering expert with over 20 years of experience\, specializes in software development\, data science\, and IT consultancy. He has led IoT deployments\, advanced intrusion systems\, and online platforms. As an educator\, he trains professionals in AI\, cybersecurity\, and data engineering while coaching STEM Olympiad teams. \n \n Talk 3: 7:55pm – 8:15pm – “Going to the Moon “by Dr. Stephen W. Cheung\, Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong \n \n[Abstract] \n \nSometime this decade\, humans will land on the Moon…. again. Human missions include the Artemis program of the US and Chang’e program of China. Their objectives are similar. The Moon is very near  by astronomy standard. But it is a different environment altogether. How will these programs go there? What will they do this time that is different than before? What does the Moon have to offer us? What are the challenges once humans arrive? Is the Moon the end or just the beginning of the Space Age?  \n \n[Bio of Dr Cheung] \n \nA former NASA-funded research scientist at Stanford\, is an expert in radiation therapy and microwave systems\, holding US patents and authoring books on microwave technology. As Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong\, he promotes space science in Hong Kong. \n \n \n \n9:25 pm      Dinner and networking \n \n9:30 pm      End of the event
URL:https://hketa.org.hk/event/upcoming-events/
CATEGORIES:Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20230525T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230525T213000
DTSTAMP:20261014T161837
CREATED:20230509T081238Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230509T091424Z
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SUMMARY:MAY 2023 Networking Sharing & Dinner
DESCRIPTION:Theme: Charting the From the Moon to Low-Altitude Innovations to Human Ingenuity (未來)\nDate:  24 Apr 2025 (Thur)\n \nVenue: : CityU Chinese Restaurant: 8/F Bank of China (Hong Kong) Complex\, City University of\, Kowloon Tong\n\nTime:  7:00pm – 9:30pm\n\nDinner fee:$350/ person (member) \, $400/person (non member)\n \n CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION!\n \nPROGRAMME RUNDOWN\n\n6:45 pm           Registration and networking\n \n7:00 pm           Networking sharing starts\n\n7:35 pm           Dinner starts \n \nTalk 1: 7:15pm – 7:35pm – “Low-Altitude Economy Connecting the Global Transmission of Chinese Culture “by Prof Eddie Hui\, Founder & CEO of IT emaos \n \n[Abstract] \n \nLow-altitude technologies like drones\, aerial logistics\, and tourism are redefining the global sharing of Chinese culture\, offering unparalleled opportunities to preserve heritage\, showcase iconic landmarks\, and deliver cultural products efficiently. As a global logistics hub connecting China and the world\, Hong Kong is uniquely positioned to lead this transformation\, aligning with national strategies and strengthening its role as a global innovation benchmark while advancing cultural exchange at an unprecedented scale.  \n \n[Bio of Prof Hui] \n \nFounder & CEO of IT emaos\, has 43 years of ICT and business development experience. He served as Business Envoy for Zhuhai City Government\, VP of the International Smart City Research Institute\, and is an Executive Coach and startup mentor at Tech 300\, City University of Hong Kong.  \nTalk 2: 7:35pm – 7:55pm – “The Quantum Leap: Solving Puzzles Too Big for the Universe”by Mr Leo Lui \n \n[Abstract] \n \nWhat if a simple puzzle about friendships could shape the future of technology? This talk explores Ramsey’s Theorem\, a math puzzle asking how large a group must be to ensure smaller groups where everyone knows or doesn’t know each other — a problem impossible for supercomputers to solve. Enter quantum computing\, leveraging quantum physics to tackle such challenges\, revolutionizing fields from medicine to communication. No math or tech background needed — discover quantum computing’s transformative potential.  \n \n[Bio of Mr Lui] \n \nAn electronic engineering expert with over 20 years of experience\, specializes in software development\, data science\, and IT consultancy. He has led IoT deployments\, advanced intrusion systems\, and online platforms. As an educator\, he trains professionals in AI\, cybersecurity\, and data engineering while coaching STEM Olympiad teams. \n \n Talk 3: 7:55pm – 8:15pm – “Going to the Moon “by Dr. Stephen W. Cheung\, Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong \n \n[Abstract] \n \nSometime this decade\, humans will land on the Moon…. again. Human missions include the Artemis program of the US and Chang’e program of China. Their objectives are similar. The Moon is very near  by astronomy standard. But it is a different environment altogether. How will these programs go there? What will they do this time that is different than before? What does the Moon have to offer us? What are the challenges once humans arrive? Is the Moon the end or just the beginning of the Space Age?  \n \n[Bio of Dr Cheung] \n \nA former NASA-funded research scientist at Stanford\, is an expert in radiation therapy and microwave systems\, holding US patents and authoring books on microwave technology. As Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong\, he promotes space science in Hong Kong. \n \n \n \n9:25 pm      Dinner and networking \n \n9:30 pm      End of the event
URL:https://hketa.org.hk/event/may-2023-networking-sharing-dinner/
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SUMMARY:Apr 2023 Networking Sharing & Dinner
DESCRIPTION:Theme: Charting the From the Moon to Low-Altitude Innovations to Human Ingenuity (未來)\nDate:  24 Apr 2025 (Thur)\n \nVenue: : CityU Chinese Restaurant: 8/F Bank of China (Hong Kong) Complex\, City University of\, Kowloon Tong\n\nTime:  7:00pm – 9:30pm\n\nDinner fee:$350/ person (member) \, $400/person (non member)\n \n CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION!\n \nPROGRAMME RUNDOWN\n\n6:45 pm           Registration and networking\n \n7:00 pm           Networking sharing starts\n\n7:35 pm           Dinner starts \n \nTalk 1: 7:15pm – 7:35pm – “Low-Altitude Economy Connecting the Global Transmission of Chinese Culture “by Prof Eddie Hui\, Founder & CEO of IT emaos \n \n[Abstract] \n \nLow-altitude technologies like drones\, aerial logistics\, and tourism are redefining the global sharing of Chinese culture\, offering unparalleled opportunities to preserve heritage\, showcase iconic landmarks\, and deliver cultural products efficiently. As a global logistics hub connecting China and the world\, Hong Kong is uniquely positioned to lead this transformation\, aligning with national strategies and strengthening its role as a global innovation benchmark while advancing cultural exchange at an unprecedented scale.  \n \n[Bio of Prof Hui] \n \nFounder & CEO of IT emaos\, has 43 years of ICT and business development experience. He served as Business Envoy for Zhuhai City Government\, VP of the International Smart City Research Institute\, and is an Executive Coach and startup mentor at Tech 300\, City University of Hong Kong.  \nTalk 2: 7:35pm – 7:55pm – “The Quantum Leap: Solving Puzzles Too Big for the Universe”by Mr Leo Lui \n \n[Abstract] \n \nWhat if a simple puzzle about friendships could shape the future of technology? This talk explores Ramsey’s Theorem\, a math puzzle asking how large a group must be to ensure smaller groups where everyone knows or doesn’t know each other — a problem impossible for supercomputers to solve. Enter quantum computing\, leveraging quantum physics to tackle such challenges\, revolutionizing fields from medicine to communication. No math or tech background needed — discover quantum computing’s transformative potential.  \n \n[Bio of Mr Lui] \n \nAn electronic engineering expert with over 20 years of experience\, specializes in software development\, data science\, and IT consultancy. He has led IoT deployments\, advanced intrusion systems\, and online platforms. As an educator\, he trains professionals in AI\, cybersecurity\, and data engineering while coaching STEM Olympiad teams. \n \n Talk 3: 7:55pm – 8:15pm – “Going to the Moon “by Dr. Stephen W. Cheung\, Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong \n \n[Abstract] \n \nSometime this decade\, humans will land on the Moon…. again. Human missions include the Artemis program of the US and Chang’e program of China. Their objectives are similar. The Moon is very near  by astronomy standard. But it is a different environment altogether. How will these programs go there? What will they do this time that is different than before? What does the Moon have to offer us? What are the challenges once humans arrive? Is the Moon the end or just the beginning of the Space Age?  \n \n[Bio of Dr Cheung] \n \nA former NASA-funded research scientist at Stanford\, is an expert in radiation therapy and microwave systems\, holding US patents and authoring books on microwave technology. As Adjunct Professor of Physics at the University of Hong Kong\, he promotes space science in Hong Kong. \n \n \n \n9:25 pm      Dinner and networking \n \n9:30 pm      End of the event
URL:https://hketa.org.hk/event/apr-2023-networking-sharing-dinner/
CATEGORIES:Events
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