Yaham at InnoEX 2026: Smart Display, Built for What’s Next

Hong Kong, April 13–16, 2026.
InnoEX 2026 — co-organized by Hong Kong’s Innovation, Technology and Industry Bureau and the HKTDC — brought together over 550 exhibitors at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre under the theme “Innovate · Animate · Elevate,” with a sharp focus on AI and smart city development.

Yaham Optoelectronics joined as part of the Shenzhen delegation, showing up with one clear focus: the OMNI Series All-in-One LED Display. Among the exhibitors in the Shenzhen pavilion full of international buyers, the OMNI held its own through its’ clean design, sharp image quality, and a product story that clearly landed.

01 — From Screen to Smart Terminal
The OMNI Series is straightforward: plug it in, and it works. No splicing, no rack of external hardware, no lengthy installation. Just a fully integrated cabinet that’s ready to go out of the box — and more importantly, a display that functions beyond such definitions.
Several international clients tested it on the spot. Through one power connection, the OMNI was able to wirelessly mirror multiple devices that were running high-definition presentations. For buyers evaluating solutions for high-end office environments, that kind of frictionless experience isn’t just convenient — it’s essential.

02 — A Display That Pays for Itself Over Time
Power consumption came up in almost every conversation at the booth, and for good reason. The OMNI Series idles at under 0.5W standby — well below industry average — and its modular construction means components can be serviced and upgraded rather than wholly replaced.
In a market where ESG commitments are shaping enterprise procurement, consumption matters. This ability reframes the OMNI not as a piece of hardware with a depreciation timeline, but as a long-term asset. For Yaham’s international push, that’s a strong position to be in.

InnoEX sits at the crossroads of global tech and innovation, and it gave us a clear read on where the market is heading. The appetite for displays that are integrated, energy-efficient, and built to last isn’t a future trend — it’s already driving buying decisions today.