"Low-altitude economy, AI, robotics... The keywords from sci-fi movies all came to life at InnoEX!"
The four-day 3rd InnoEX concluded on April 16 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre in Wan Chai. This year's InnoEX focused on five key areas—low-altitude economy, artificial intelligence, robotics, cybersecurity, and smart mobility—addressing challenges for businesses of all sizes and providing new opportunities for development, drawing widespread support. It was as if the set of "Black Mirror" had been transported directly to the exhibition hall—
This exhibition was truly the "Avengers" of the tech world!
This premier Asian technology event featured 2,800 exhibitors from 29 countries and attracted 88,000 professional buyers from 148 countries and regions. It spanned cutting-edge fields including AI, smart cities, green technology, and advanced manufacturing. In addition to multiple Hong Kong pavilions, 17 delegations from 16 provinces and cities in mainland China, and overseas groups such as the Smart Cities Council from Canada, the UK, and Australia, the French pavilion also drew significant attention under the slogan "So French So Innovative." Educational institutions like the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology and The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, along with major corporations like China Mobile Hong Kong, Huawei, and IBM, also held independent exhibitions to showcase their technological solutions, leading to numerous business negotiations and partnerships with buyers.
This time, 3DMart also had a super cool mission: to take center stage, armed with Bambu Lab’s secret weapon!
Bambu Lab H2D 3D Printer
The ultimate "3-in-1 tool" has arrived!
"Wait? This single machine can do 3D printing + laser engraving + CNC cutting?!"
The moment the H2D started moving at our booth, it was like we became tech wizards——
We prepared a surprise gift for everyone who visited our booth, printed using the H2D. Did you get yours? We’ll reveal what it was at the end of this article, so keep reading!
💡 H2D's Killer Features
| Capability | Conventional Equipment | How Our Editors Describe H2D |
| Speed | Snail-like speed | 1000 mm/s—evolving from a sloth to a cheetah! |
| Precision | Generally accurate |
0.01mm tolerance; more meticulous than a Virgo! |
| Functionality | One device, one purpose |
3-in-1, the king of Swiss Army knives |
Furthermore, with its laser module, it becomes a multifunctional workstation, handling various applications in one unit.
Laser
455nm laser in 10W and 40W, supporting engraving and cutting.
Digital Cutting
Uses versatile blades for precision cutting and foil stamping.
Pen Plotting
Use the 3D printer to draw pictures or write text.
Learn more: Bambu Lab H2D
Unique Conversations from the Exhibition Hall
👩💻 Electronics Developer:
"Every time I change the prototype of a smartphone case, I have to wait a week for outsourcing... Can you demonstrate 'same-day revision' with the H2D?"
(Our editorial team grinned and replied, "Piece of cake.")
🎨 Creative Brand Operator:
"I want to engrave poetry on wooden bookmarks, but outsourcing prototypes to check designs is just too expensive! 😢"
(H2D: Leave it to us!)
German industrial designer Martin exclaimed, "This isn't just an upgrade of tools, it's a revolution in creation!"
"Prototyping used to require so much capital, but now all you need is a Bambu Lab H2D and a single desk?"
What we learned during the 4-day exhibition:
80% of visitors assumed it was "industrial-grade pricing."
When they heard the actual price, their faces lit up. In fact, it starts from HK$15,700! (NT$68,000)
The most common question every day: "Can I take it home right now?" (Please wait just a little longer. Pre-orders are now open!)
👉 Go to the official website to pre-order the Bambu Lab H2D
For more details on the Bambu Lab H2D specifications, please visit our product page!
Feel free to contact us for any further information!
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