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2003
| 2002 | 2001
| 2000 Winners
| 2003 Hong Kong Award for
Industry: Machinery and Equipment Design Grand Award
2003
Winners
Product
name: VitalScan
Kodak Reference Archiving and Kodak Scanner Bundle
Company
name: VITOVA
Limited / Kodak (Hong Kong) Limited
Designer: Theo Wit |
General
Comment on the Product
The product is an integrated of several components in
the software side, it uses “TH-OCR” for Chinese character
recognition, “VitalCat” for content analysis and Montage
for image analysis. Appartently, the product enjoys
some success and market acceptance and sold approximately
700 pieces since production start. |
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Product
name: LinkEasy
Company
name: SinoCDN
Ltd
Designer: SinoCDN Ltd |
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General
Comment on the Product
The plug-and-play deployment architecture of the product
supports user’s authentication, authorization and access
point connection regardless of the network configuration
in the user’s computer or PDA. Moreover, its machine
architecture that provides user’s selective service
customization including bandwidth, priority service,
real time option and personal account. |
Product
name: Air
Risk-Reduction and Health Booster Module
Company name: Acumen Environmental Engineering and Technologies
Co. Ltd and EnvironmentalCare Ltd
Designer: Acumen Environmental Engineering and Technologies
Co. Ltd and EnvironmentalCare Ltd |
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General
Comment on the Product
It is a two stage air treatment device
to be installed in the ducting of an indoor air system.
The Photocatalytic Oxidation (PCO) with an improved
Nano-Fotocode? nano coating of titanium dioxide and
the Biodegradation (BD) chamber lead to a significant
reduction of environmental hygienic biological and
chemical stress and risk factors at greatly enhanced
efficiency and specificity.
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Product
name: Water
Treatment System by Solar Power for Remote Area
Company name: Waste & Environmental Technologies Ltd
Designer: W O Leung |
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General
comments on the product
The system is based on the Impinging Stream Reaction
system where coagulant is injected into the influent
stream and the impinging stream spirals down to the
bottom of the reactor, before being pushed upwards into
a collecting pipe. It is possible for operation in a
remote area from power generated by a solar panel.
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