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The 2nd GIS Global Innovation Show & Global Innovation Summit (Hong Kong) ran at AsiaWorld-Expo from 25 to 27 August 2026, and Dongguan Fuyuan Electronic Co., Ltd. (FUYUAN ELECTRONIC CO., LTD, brand Fuyuang®) left with one of the event's TOP30 Innovation Awards. Company representatives were invited on stage to collect the award alongside winners from artificial intelligence, embodied robotics, the low-altitude economy and smart manufacturing. Power supplies rarely headline a robotics show, yet they decide whether the equipment on the floor finishes its shift — which is why the robot battery charger team was in Hong Kong in the first place.
The show was organized by the Global Technology Innovation Alliance (Hong Kong), with the Silicon Valley Innovation & Entrepreneurship Forum and WAOSD as co-organizers. It filled Halls 5, 7 and 9 of AsiaWorld-Expo and drew more than 500 global investors and over 1,000 procurement specialists. Only 30 innovation awards were issued, which is what gave the shortlist its weight.
Judges scored exhibitors on technical originality, the ability to carry a design into production, and fit with overseas markets. Fuyuan exhibited in the power and charging zone at booth A-2-112, presenting its battery charger, power adapter and LED driver lines to buyers, integrators and investment firms from Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Europe and North America.
The award was announced at a summit chaired by Jose Maria Figueres, former President of Costa Rica and the first CEO of the World Economic Forum, with academic and industry speakers from robotics, AI and sustainability research on the programme. For a component maker, being shortlisted alongside integrators of complete machines is a reminder that the power stage is now judged on the same criteria as the machine it feeds.
Tip: When you evaluate a charger supplier at a trade show, ask for the certificate numbers rather than a brochure claim — UL, TUV-GS, PSE and CCC files can all be checked against public registers in a few minutes.
Fuyuan Electronic was founded in 2005 and is a National High-Tech Enterprise as well as a Guangdong SRDI (specialized, refined, differentiated, innovative) SME. It operates two production bases, in Dongguan, Guangdong and Yongzhou, Hunan, with 108,000 m² of self-built floor space, 450 employees, automated dust-free assembly lines and a CNAS-standard in-house EMC laboratory.
At a show where robot dogs, humanoid platforms and drones take the spotlight, the power supply plays a supporting role — and it is the part that decides whether a robot can run a second shift. Fuyuan has developed more than 3,000 models across a 60W to 10KW range. Its power supply portfolio covers battery chargers, power adapters and LED drivers, and the company supplies more than 28 globally recognized manufacturers, including Unitree, UBTECH, iRobot, Dreame, BYD and ZTE.
Tip: Twenty years of production history is easy to verify and hard to fake. Ask when the company was founded, then match that date against its earliest certification records.
The catalogue runs from 60W to 10KW, but the 120W to 10KW band is where Fuyuan differs from most charger builders. Multi-output platforms do the heavy lifting: a 160W unit with two fully independent channels, a 1000W unit with four independent outputs for fleet charging racks, and a 3000W IP67 model rated 35–87V at up to 35A for outdoor and poolside equipment.
GaN and SiC designs are already shipping at 120W, 240W and 330W, with conversion efficiency up to 95%. That efficiency is not a marketing number — it is what allows a smaller enclosure to run cooler, which matters for humanoid robots, drones and portable power stations where weight is a design constraint rather than an afterthought.
Fuyuan chargers detect battery voltage and polarity automatically, lock the charging current, sense temperature rise, step down or cut off automatically when the pack is full, and support timed charging. CAN 2.0 and RS485 interfaces let the charger report status back to the host system, so the power stage becomes a node on the machine's data bus instead of a black box.
Reliability is covered by a 3-year warranty, MTBF of at least 30,000 hours, 4–8 hours of full-load burn-in before shipment and 100% factory inspection. The certification file spans UL, cUL, ETL, FCC, TUV-GS, CE (EMC and LVD), CB, KC, KCC, PSE, SAA, RCM, UKCA, CCC, NOM, BIS, RoHS and REACH. Because the in-house lab runs EMC pre-compliance tests first, third-party certification is less likely to stall late in a project. Custom work is handled through OEM/ODM, private labeling and logo printing, with design-to-engineering turnaround as fast as 10 days and an MOQ of 100 units.
Tip: For multi-robot sites, size the charger count and the input current together. Four independent outputs from one 1000W unit often use less rack space and less circuit capacity than four separate wall chargers.
Over three days, the questions changed. Buyers still asked about wattage, but the follow-up questions carried more weight: can you build a kilowatt-class charger with IP67 sealing, how does the CAN protocol map onto our BMS, and what does it take to satisfy the EU's current efficiency rules?
That shift is a useful signal for anyone sourcing power supplies. Price still matters, but shortlisting now runs on four dimensions — safety, efficiency, communication and certification — and a supplier that cannot answer all four drops out of the running. Fuyuan has mapped its next investment round to the same four: higher power density and lower losses in high-power and third-generation semiconductor platforms, tighter integration with customer control systems and digital architectures, and a wider certification footprint supported by shorter customization cycles.
Tip: Send your BMS protocol document and target-market list with the RFQ. Both shorten the distance between a quotation and a charger that actually works on your machine.
An innovation award is a useful marker, but the underlying story is more practical: a manufacturer founded in 2005, two production bases, a 60W–10KW portfolio and a compliance file that covers most major markets. Fuyuan Electronic thanks the Global Technology Innovation Alliance (Hong Kong), the organizing committee and the judging panel for the recognition. For reliable products and expert support, Fuyuan Electronic offers high-quality robot battery chargers engineered for continuous duty, from 60W handheld units to 10KW multi-output systems.
A: It is an annual innovation exhibition and summit held at AsiaWorld-Expo in Hong Kong, organized by the Global Technology Innovation Alliance (Hong Kong) with co-organizers including the Silicon Valley Innovation & Entrepreneurship Forum. The 2026 edition ran from 25 to 27 August and issued 30 innovation awards.
A: Battery chargers, power adapters and LED drivers, with the charger range covering robot chargers, lithium-ion chargers and LiFePO4 chargers for humanoid robots, AGVs, drones, outdoor equipment and mobile machinery. Multi-output and IP67 models from the high-power range were the main talking points.
A: From 60W to 10KW, with more than 3,000 models developed, including 120W, 240W and 330W GaN/SiC designs at up to 95% efficiency, plus multi-output units rated at 160W, 1000W and 3000W.
A: UL, cUL, ETL, FCC, TUV-GS, CE (EMC and LVD), CB, KC, KCC, PSE, SAA, RCM, UKCA, CCC, NOM, BIS, RoHS and REACH, depending on the model and target market. Certificate numbers are available so buyers can verify them independently.
A: Yes. Fuyuan supports OEM and ODM projects with private labeling and logo printing, design-to-engineering turnaround as fast as 10 days, and an MOQ of 100 units.
