Our purpose of smart washroom solution is to provide a win-win solution for both property management and end users. Property management can manage through the ipad dashboard to track the real-time data of the washroom, such as the usage level of toilet paper and trash bins, etc., which can benefit the cleaning time arrangement of the front end workers, furthermore, instant alarm systems such as fall detection sensor in the toilet compartments can immediately notify management team to provide immediate first aid service for end users. Before entering the washroom, users can see the smart display showing the real time occupancy and the air quality. The stylishly designed toilet compartment uses green and red lights to indicate the occupancy.

The upgrade project of the smart washroom is formally one achievement of an intelligent construction in the new digital transformation era of 2023.

(222nm ultraviolet lamps)

The 222nm ultraviolet light luggage disinfection tunnel developed by HKC is to protect passengers and staff from COVID-19 infection from arrival cargo and luggages. Arrival baggages and cargos will pass through an enclosed speed of 0.7m/s sanitizing tunnel. The interior surface of the tunnel is equipped with 8pcs of 222nm ultra violet lamps which can remotely kill 99% virus and bacteria in 2 seconds on baggages and cargos surface that is considered to be eye and skin safe for humans.

Currently, the facility is designated to disinfect all arrival baggages and cargos avoiding potential sources of exposure which could include surfaces touched or handled by a person with COVID19.

2021, the Group was awarded a tender for the supply of RFID Intelligent Library Management System to the Hong Kong Public Libraries of the Leisure and Culture Services Department.

Xuchang Vocational and Technical College is located in Xuchang. Its new campus covers an area of 1,004 mu, with a construction area of 389,973 square meters. The library has 1,399,700 paper books, 800,000 digital books, 449 newspapers and periodicals, 5 electronic resource databases, 9,769 Chinese and foreign electronic periodicals, and 2,600 reading room seats.

In 2020, HKC Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. introduced our LIBRA RFID intelligent library management system to the college targeted to improve the library operation and makes circulation management more efficient and their students can experience the efficiency of self-borrowing and return process

The No. 2 Middle School of Suixi, Anhui Province, was founded in 1976. The building area of the new campus is about 138,400 square meters; the school has a main library, digital library, student reading room and a teacher reading room.
In June 2020, our LIBRA RFID intelligent library management system was introduced to this college, the intelligent management system was adapted by its library and the system greatly improved the efficiency of librarian routine workload and readers’ self-borrowing and return process

The Smart Display System (SDS) for New Buildings is an intelligent platform for internet-of-things (IoT) devices. The system, including numerous sensors and energy meters, can empower building residents and property managers with relevant and timely information to lead a healthy and green lifestyle, and to manage the building efficiently respectively.  SDS provides real-time feedback of power, gas and water consumption levels (and their equivalent carbon emissions), household waste and recycled waste generated, as well as instantaneous indoor air quality level in the form of temperature, relative humidity and total volatile organic compounds (TVOC), and a host of other useful information such as lifts and communal washing machines/dryers status.  Every home in the “eResidence” project is installed with a state-of-the-art touch screen (called Smart Display System) that provides easy-to-understand infographics to apprise the users (i.e. homeowners) of the afore-mentioned information, as well as many other functions such as video door phone and clubhouse facility booking system.

In addition, smart bins equipped with IoT sensors, located in the refuse room on each floor, collect general waste and recycled waste weight information and fill levels of the bins, so that infographics of the waste disposal as well as the optimal waste collection strategy can be formulated to improve the efficiency in property management.

Moreover, the users can set alert levels for the power and gas consumption levels, as well as temperature, relative humidity and TVOC levels.  Thus, notification alerts will be popped up on the SDS when the users consume more energy than they intended, or when TVOC has exceeded the pre-set or default (EPD recommended) parameters.

In order to help users to track their energy usages and waste generation in previous years, SDS also provides historical charts of this information up to 18 months for providing a meaningful year-over-year comparison.

SDS has been adopted by URA in the ‘Starter Homes’ Pilot project, “eResidence” at 8 Hok Yuen Street that consists of about 500 residential units.