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OGCIO launches Smart City Roving Exhibition (with photos)
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     The Office of the Government Chief Information Officer (OGCIO) launched the Smart City Roving Exhibition today (August 26). Members of the public are welcome to visit the exhibition which will be held in different districts in the coming four weeks.
      
     The Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry, Professor Sun Dong, today visited the exhibition at the D·Park, Tsuen Wan. The roving exhibition features various smart city initiatives under the Smart City Blueprint for Hong Kong 2.0 (Blueprint 2.0), including "iAM Smart", the City Dashboard, the Wi‑Fi Connected City programme, the "HA Go" mobile app and telehealth services, and the Multi-functional Smart Lampposts pilot scheme.
      
     An experience zone is set up at the exhibition where members of the public can enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of Hong Kong scenes, past and present, through augmented reality technology using the "City in Time" mobile app. Through an on-site demonstration, visitors can also gain a better understanding of how the real-time interactive charts and maps of the City Dashboard bring convenience to mobility and daily life. An "iAM Smart" registration counter is also set up for visitors to register or upgrade to "iAM Smart+" on site, to enjoy fast and convenient access to over 210 online services provided by the Government as well as public and private organisations.
      
     "The Government launched the first Smart City Blueprint for Hong Kong in 2017, and its updated version Blueprint 2.0 in 2020. In the coming year, we will organise roving exhibitions quarterly to enable citizens to experience how various smart city initiatives can bring convenience to their daily life through the adoption of technology. Members of the public will also be able to understand and appreciate the latest development of various measures rolled out by the Government in addressing city management challenges and improving people's livelihood," Professor Sun said.
      
     In the coming four quarters, OGCIO will hold the Smart City Roving Exhibition across the territory. Dates and venues for the first quarterly roving exhibition are as follows:
 
Date Venue
August 26-29
10am–8pm		 Atrium, 1/F, D·Park, Tsuen Wan
September 1-4
10am–8pm		 G/F, Hoi Lai Shopping Centre, Sham Shui Po
September 8–11 
10am–8pm		 Podium, 2/F, Heng On Commercial Centre, Sha Tin
September 15–18 
10am–8pm		 2/F, Domain, Kwun Tong
 
     The exhibition is also under the "iAM Smart" Reward Scheme. Visitors can make on-site registration for "iAM Smart" and obtain e-stamps to redeem a souvenir through the "iAM Smart" mobile app. Members of the public are welcome to join.
 
Ends/Friday, August 26, 2022
Issued at HKT 16:08
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The Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry, Professor Sun Dong (centre), today (August 26) visited the Smart City Roving Exhibition launched by the Office of the Government Chief Information Officer at the D·Park, Tsuen Wan, and received a briefing on the real-time interactive charts and maps of the City Dashboard. Looking on is the Acting Deputy Government Chief Information Officer, Mr Kingsley Wong (left).
The Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry, Professor Sun Dong (centre), today (August 26) visited the Smart City Roving Exhibition launched by the Office of the Government Chief Information Officer at the D·Park, Tsuen Wan, and received a briefing on the devices of the Multi-functional Smart Lampposts. Looking on is the Acting Deputy Government Chief Information Officer, Mr Kingsley Wong (left).
The Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry, Professor Sun Dong (centre), today (August 26) visited the Smart City Roving Exhibition launched by the Office of the Government Chief Information Officer at the D·Park, Tsuen Wan, and learned about the "City in Time" mobile app at the experience zone of the exhibition. Looking on is the Acting Deputy Government Chief Information Officer, Mr Kingsley Wong (right).
The Office of the Government Chief Information Officer launched the Smart City Roving Exhibition today (August 26). Members of the public are welcome to visit the exhibition, which will be held in different districts in the coming four weeks.
The Office of the Government Chief Information Officer launched the Smart City Roving Exhibition today (August 26) and will hold the exhibition in different districts in the coming four weeks. An "iAM Smart" registration counter is set up for visitors to register or upgrade to "iAM Smart+" on site, to enjoy fast and convenient access to over 210 online services provided by the Government as well as public and private organisations.