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KTOOfficiating guests at the opening ceremony of the BOC Life 11th Golden Age Expo and Summit. (Photo: KTO)

The BOC Life 11th Golden Age Expo and Summit (GAES) was successfully held from 30 July to 1 August 2026 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC).

Themed “Golden Age+ Connect.Collaborate.Co-innovate", GAES2026 served as a co-create platform for golden agers and all sectors. Featuring over 200 booths showcasing the latest smart ageing technologies, innovative products, cutting-edge technologies, and transformative services from around the world. This year's event has attracted more than 55,000 visitors, including policymakers, corporates, NGOs, and the general public.

The event also brings together influential thinkers and leaders from business, government, academia, social organisations, and the digital industry to share innovative ideas and experiences on ageing-related issues. This aims to tackle challenges such as population ageing and workforce shortages, lead Hong Kong’s transformation into Asia’s Smart Ageing City, and unlock limitless business opportunities.

This year, the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) has showcased four projects across various areas, to facilitate different aspects of life and address the challenges of population ageing in the digital era.

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A group photo of Prof. Raymond TONG (Department of Biomedical Engineering, CUHK; right) with his project team members. (Photo: KTO)
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A group photo of Prof. Kar Him MO (School of Architecture, CUHK; centre) with his project team members. (Photo: KTO)
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A group photo of Prof. Helen CHAN (The Nethersole School of Nursing, CUHK; centre) with her project team members. (Photo: KTO)
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Project representatives from the Department of Surgery, CUHK. (Photo: KTO)
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Mr. Shuqi CHEN (Department of Surgery, CUHK) presenting his project at the Smart Ageing Zone. (Photo: KTO)
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Dr. Fanny TONG (Department of Biomedical Engineering, CUHK) presenting her project at the Smart Ageing Zone. (Photo: KTO)
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Prof. Helen CHAN (The Nethersole School of Nursing, CUHK) presenting her project at the Smart Ageing Zone. (Photo: KTO)
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A group photo of CUHK project representatives with the Knowledge Transfer Events Management Team of KTO. (Photo: KTO)

List of Projects

 Project Name

 Project Investigator

 Department

A Circulating miRNA-Based Aging Clock for Non-Invasive Pan-Cancer Early Detection

Dr. Xin WANG

Surgery

Bionic Artificial Muscle for Robotic Systems: Xomuscle and Xobrace

Prof. Raymond TONG

Biomedical Engineering

Care Coach 1314

Prof. Helen CHAN

The Nethersole School of Nursing

Hou2 Community Academy

Prof. Kar Him MO

School of Architecture