The CRE-Roborn GeronTech Robotic Joint Research Centre was successfully opened today and will focus on the field of life and health technology. We will combine the industry, education, and research of science and technology innovation, build a platform for science talents, and help Hong Kong become an international innovation and technology hub.

Roborn was awarded the “Most Valuable Investment Award” on the recently held “The Greater Bay Area 9+2 Navigation Award Ceremony”. While gaining recognition, Roborn will continue to develop innovation and technology and help build a good talent ecosystem in the Greater Bay Area.

Roborn was praised and encouraged by John Lee, Chief Executive of HKSAR, on the recently held “The Greater Bay Area Navigation Award Ceremony”. In the future, Roborn will continue to forge ahead and contribute to Hong Kong’s construction of international innovation and technology hub.

The government released the ‘2022 Policy Address’ and proposed a series of plans to introduce talents into Hong Kong. Roborn also put forward some opinions and suggestions on this topic in recent interviews, hoping to help solve the problem as well as better develop Hong Kong’s innovation and technology industry.

Mr. John Lee’s policy address on 19th Oct is expected to lay “bold measures” to attract talents and easier access to the GBA. It is believed that with the help of the policies, Roborn can further expand and develop to better support Hong Kong to become international innovation and technology hub.

Roborn successfully gained venture capital from CUHK alumni recently. As a Hong Kong technology company, Roborn made full use of the advantages of government policy and integrated into the Greater Bay Area to develop its business on I&T, which promotes the exchange of talents between Hong Kong and mainland China as well as contributes to the construction of a more prosperous innovation and technology environment in Hong Kong.