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Officially Registered with the Smart Government Innovation Lab (Ref: A-0250)

  • Writer: Chris Lam
    Chris Lam
  • Apr 28
  • 2 min read


We are thrilled to announce that ORB Intelligence Limited (ORB AI) has reached a significant milestone in our journey to redefine Hong Kong’s digital landscape. We are now officially registered with the Smart Government Innovation Lab under reference number A-0250.


What This Means for the Future of "Smart Hong Kong"


Registration with the Smart Government Innovation Lab (managed by the Digital Policy Office) is more than just a listing—it is a "seal of approval." It confirms that our AI-driven AR solutions meet the rigorous standards required to support Hong Kong’s transition into a premier global ArtTech and Smart City hub.


With this official status, government departments—including the LCSD and HKTB—can now easily discover and procure our services to enhance public engagement through:


  • Immersive ArtTech: Turning static museums into interactive, living experiences.

  • AI-Powered Tourism: Creating gamified, 3D historical trails for visitors.

  • Real-Time Data Insights: Using AI to understand and optimize visitor flow in public spaces.


Building on the Momentum of InnoEX 2026


This announcement comes hot on the heels of our successful collaboration with the HKTDC at InnoEX 2026. During the exhibition, we showcased how our platform can seamlessly integrate into public-facing pavilions, proving that ORB’s technology is both scalable and highly effective in high-traffic environments.


"Our registration under Ref: A-0250 is the bridge between our innovation and the public sector's digital transformation goals. We are ready to help Hong Kong's bureaus turn the 'AI+ Public Services' vision into a reality." — The ORB Intelligence Team

Let’s Innovate Together

Are you a government department or a strategic partner looking to elevate your digital experience? You can now find us in the official AI Solution Catalogue.


Let’s work together to make Hong Kong’s cultural and tourism sectors more immersive than ever.



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