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Kodifly at HKSTP lunch with Singapore Minister Josephine Teo

Published 5 November 2026

The Singapore delegation and Hong Kong Science Park founders in a group photo outside the Science Park buildings — The Singapore delegation with Hong Kong Science Park founders and HKSTP staff, including Aili Sui of Kodifly. Photo: Aili Sui, Kodifly.

Aili Sui, Business Development Executive at Kodifly, represented the company at a lunch exchange at Hong Kong Science Park with Singapore’s Minister for Digital Development and Information, Josephine Teo, Singapore’s Consul-General in Hong Kong, Eric Teo, and their delegation. Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation (HKSTP) brought the group together.

The exchange

Over lunch, the group exchanged perspectives on the opportunities and challenges facing businesses in Hong Kong and Singapore. As two multilingual societies with similar demographic and workforce challenges, both cities have a great deal to gain from using AI and digitalisation to drive innovation, raise productivity and create new opportunities for growth.

What Kodifly brought to the table

Kodifly builds AI-powered virtual inspection and analytics for the construction industry. SpatialSense turns 360° site walks and LiDAR scans into 3D records that teams can review from anywhere, which cuts repetitive work and unnecessary site visits.

Our view is that technology has the most impact when it complements human expertise: smarter workflows for the people doing the work, with human oversight and accountability kept at the centre of AI adoption.

Thank you to the HKSTP team for bringing everyone together. We look forward to more connections and collaboration between Hong Kong and Singapore.

For projects in Singapore, see what Kodifly does there. To talk about SpatialSense for your project, contact us.

Singapore Minister Josephine Teo and Consul-General Eric Teo at a lunch table with Hong Kong Science Park founders and HKSTP staff — The lunch exchange with Minister Josephine Teo and Consul-General Eric Teo.

Aili Sui of Kodifly with Singapore Minister for Digital Development and Information Josephine Teo at Hong Kong Science Park — Aili Sui of Kodifly with Minister Josephine Teo.

Aili Sui of Kodifly with Singapore Consul-General Eric Teo, both giving a thumbs up — With Consul-General Eric Teo.

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