December 5-6, 2024 | Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre
A Global Stage for Breakthrough Innovation
Every year, the Asia Exhibition of Innovations and Inventions Hong Kong (AEIIHK) gathers some of the most forward-thinking minds across Asia and beyond. Held in collaboration with the world-renowned International Exhibition of Inventions Geneva, AEIIHK has become one of the region’s most respected platforms for cutting-edge technology and invention.
This year, amidst over 10,000 visitors, 500 sqm of exhibits, 100 journalists, and 180+ media coverages, Pristinz stood proudly among global innovators — and brought home the Silver Medal for our patented Anti-Thermal Glass.
What Makes AEII HK So Prestigious?
Unlike traditional trade fairs, AEIIHK is innovation-centric. Every exhibited invention is reviewed by a cross-disciplinary panel based on Novelty & Originality, Commercial Scalability, Scientific & Technical Rigor, Environmental Impact, and Practical Market Applications.
For Pristinz, it was an opportunity not only to showcase but to validate our science-backed solution against the eyes of some of the region’s most respected experts.
Representing Pristinz: Science Meets Business
Our booth was represented by Dr. Goh Chin Foo (Inventor, Technical Advisor, City University of Hong Kong) and Tania Callista (Managing Director, Pristinz Indonesia) — exemplifying Pristinz’s unique approach that combines science, business, architecture, and sustainability into one unified solution for modern buildings.
The Innovation That Earned Silver
The centre of attention was our Pristinz Anti-Thermal Glass, designed as a permanent, durable solution for buildings to reduce heat coming through windows, saving energy & operational cost for cooling loads.
- Infrared blocking up to 90%, reducing solar heat gain dramatically.
- UV rejection up to 99%, protecting interiors from damage.
- Maintains up to 80% visible light transmission, preserving clarity without compromising views.
(Image 2 — Close-up of our award-winning glass, certificates, and technical poster display)
The Judges: Credibility Behind Every Medal
Among the distinguished panel of judges who reviewed Pristinz were highly respected leaders across technology, AI, real estate, and smart city development:
Mr. David Taji — Head Judge & Main Judge Panel, Geneva Inventions
The highest-ranking judge from the globally respected Geneva platform, his involvement added tremendous credibility to the Hong Kong exhibition’s standards.
Mr. Kent Jan — Director & Head of Digital Transformation & Innovation, Hong Kong Land Limited
A decision-maker from one of Asia’s leading real estate giants, emphasizing the market relevance of our building-focused solutions.
Dr. Charles Cheung — Deputy Director & Senior Data Scientist, NVIDIA AI Technology Center
With expertise in artificial intelligence and data-driven technology, Dr. Cheung’s evaluation reflected the cross-cutting application potential of our thermal solution.
Their combined expertise ensured that every winning innovation was judged through both a scientific lens and commercial applicability — validating not only what we’ve built but why it matters to real-world buildings and businesses.
The Journey Beyond the Medal
Of course, awards are not the destination—they’re a marker along the road.
For us at Pristinz, this Silver Medal reflects the core of who we are:
A team driven by purpose, fueled by science, and dedicated to reshaping how buildings contribute to a sustainable, energy-efficient future.
(Image 6 — The broader team and networks we built during the exhibition)
What’s Next?
With this recognition, Pristinz continues to push boundaries across Asia and globally—expanding our reach, collaborating with forward-thinking partners, and bringing next-generation sustainable solutions to cities that need them most.
We’re grateful for the international jury’s recognition, the new networks formed, and the growing trust from clients who share our vision.
The future is clear. And cooler.
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