IET Hong Kong Younger Members Section - YMS

IET Hong Kong Younger Members Section - YMS It is the largest professional engineering society in Europe and the second largest in the world. The history of the Institution can be traced back to 1871.

The Younger Members Section (YMS) Committee is formed by a group of energetic young engineers and engineering students who are passionate in promoting engineering and serving the young engineers and students. The Institution of Engineering and Technology (The IET)
The IET was formed by the Institution of Electrical Engineers (IEE) and the Institution of Incorporated Engineers (IIE) and now has ove

r 167,000 members worldwide in 150 countries. We aim to serve a global community engaged in engineering and technology, providing a knowledge network accessible whenever or wherever you choose. The IET Hong Kong
The Institution of Engineering and Technology Hong Kong is the largest local Branch of the IET outside UK with more than 5,000 members. The Younger Members Section (YMS) of the IET Hong Kong
The YMS in Hong Kong is the first overseas Younger Members Section for the Institution of Engineering and Technology. It was formed in 1991 with an aim to provide young engineers with an opportunity to organize their own activities, and at the same time, to serve their peers. The YMS organizes more than 40 technical and non-technical events every year, including visits, seminars, workshops and competitions. Three Students Sections have been set up under the YMS for serving university students in Hong Kong and Macau and sub-degree students in Hong Kong. If you are interested in joining the YMS, please contact the IET Hong Kong Office at 2778 1611 or [email protected].

What an eye-opening Saturday morning at the City Gallery!On 15 August 2026, our participants stepped into the heart of H...
25/08/2026

What an eye-opening Saturday morning at the City Gallery!

On 15 August 2026, our participants stepped into the heart of Hong Kong’s planning story — from the city’s transformation over the decades to the bold blueprints for tomorrow. Interactive models, strategic growth visions, transport networks and the “Green Liveable City” exhibition gave everyone a fresh perspective on how engineering, planning and sustainability come together to shape the city we live in.

Big thanks to all who came along. Moments like these remind us why the built environment is such an exciting field to be part of.

Don’t miss our upcoming activities! Join the IET as a member at http://www.theiet.org/membership/join/index.cfm and be among the first to register for future events.

We are pleased to see YPEC 2026 featured in another media report.As highlighted in the article, YPEC is more than a comp...
03/08/2026

We are pleased to see YPEC 2026 featured in another media report.

As highlighted in the article, YPEC is more than a competition. It is a platform for young engineers to showcase their ideas, share their engineering stories, and explore how innovation can create positive impact in society.

📰 Read the full article below:

他認為,YPEC的價值不止是比賽,更是一個讓青年「說好工程故事」的實戰平台。參賽者除了掌握技術,還要透過演講、展覽攤位及原型展示,在短時間內向評審和公眾解釋項目價值,訓練溝通、協作及展示能力。從今年作品可.....

We are honoured to see YPEC 2026 featured in a recent media report.The article highlights the growing importance of inte...
01/08/2026

We are honoured to see YPEC 2026 featured in a recent media report.

The article highlights the growing importance of interdisciplinary engineering talent in an era shaped by AI, automation and digital transformation. This vision closely aligns with the objectives of YPEC, which aims to provide a platform for students and young professionals to showcase innovative ideas, exchange knowledge, and explore how engineering can create meaningful impact in society.

We are grateful to our co-organiser, the Electrical and Mechanical Services Department (EMSD), for its continued support in promoting innovation, engineering excellence, and talent development. Through initiatives such as YPEC, we hope to inspire the next generation of engineers to embrace new technologies while maintaining a strong commitment to serving society.

📖 Read the full article below:

面對人工智能、自動化及低碳轉型,香港工程人才需求正由單一專科走向跨領域整合。署理機電工程署署長李學賢在工程及科技學會(香港分會)青年會員部主辦、機電工程署協辦的「青年科技專才展覽及比賽2026」(YPEC 2026).....

🚀 From AI Innovation to Future Manufacturing: HKPC Technical Visit Completed Successfully!On 25 July 2026, members of th...
27/07/2026

🚀 From AI Innovation to Future Manufacturing: HKPC Technical Visit Completed Successfully!

On 25 July 2026, members of the IET Hong Kong Younger Members Section (YMS) visited the Hong Kong Productivity Council (HKPC) for an inspiring journey into the world of robotics, artificial intelligence, and smart manufacturing.

During the guided tour, participants explored HKPC’s innovation facilities and gained first-hand insights into the practical applications of robotics, AI technologies, smart manufacturing solutions, and Industry 4.0 initiatives. The visit also provided a valuable overview of HKPC’s applied R&D capabilities and its role in supporting industrial innovation, technology adoption, and sustainable transformation across various sectors.
The event provided an excellent opportunity for participants to broaden their understanding of emerging technologies, exchange perspectives with fellow engineers, and appreciate how innovation is shaping the future of manufacturing and engineering in Hong Kong.

We are grateful to HKPC for opening its facilities to our members and showcasing the impactful work being carried out to advance innovation and technology development in Hong Kong. We look forward to continuing to create opportunities for young engineers to gain industry exposure and explore the technologies driving tomorrow’s world.

📸 Swipe to see some highlights from the visit.

♻️ Post-Event Recap | Technical Visit to O · PARK 1 🌱The IET Hong Kong Younger Members Section (YMS) was delighted to ho...
27/07/2026

♻️ Post-Event Recap | Technical Visit to O · PARK 1 🌱

The IET Hong Kong Younger Members Section (YMS) was delighted to host a technical visit to O · PARK 1 on 25 July 2026, bringing together engineering professionals for an insightful exploration of Hong Kong’s flagship organic resources recovery facility.

Participants gained first-hand insights into how food waste is transformed into renewable energy and organic fertilizer through advanced anaerobic digestion technology. The visit also showcased O · PARK 1’s integrated wastewater treatment system and its contribution towards a circular economy and sustainable future.

A special highlight was the Beeswax Wrap Workshop, where participants created their own reusable food wraps and learned practical ways to reduce single-use plastic in daily life.

Beyond the technical learning experience, the event provided a valuable opportunity for networking and exchanging ideas on sustainability, decarbonisation, and the role of engineers in supporting Hong Kong’s carbon neutrality ambitions.

Our sincere thanks to the management and engineering team of O · PARK 1 for their warm hospitality and informative sharing, and to all participants for making this event a success.

The IET Hong Kong Younger Members Section (YMS) is delighted to share that the Young Professionals Exhibition & Competit...
22/07/2026

The IET Hong Kong Younger Members Section (YMS) is delighted to share that the Young Professionals Exhibition & Competition 2026 (YPEC 2026) was successfully held on 19 July 2026 at Yasumoto International Academic Park (YIA), The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK).

This year, YPEC 2026 welcomed 82 teams, over 300 participants, and 32 judges across different competition sections. Under the theme “Empact”, participants presented innovative engineering ideas with the potential to create meaningful real-world impact.

We would like to extend our sincere gratitude to our co-organiser, the Electrical and Mechanical Services Department (EMSD), for their continuous support. We were also honoured to have Mr. Arthur Lee, JP, Acting Director of the EMSD, joining us and supporting the event.

Our heartfelt appreciation also goes to the CUHK Knowledge Transfer Office (CUHK KTO) for their valuable venue support, which made the event possible.

A big thank you to all participants, judges, guests, sponsors, supporting organisations, helpers, OC members, and the YPEC 2026 Organising Team for their dedication and hard work in making the event a great success.

Through YPEC 2026, IET YMS hopes to continue inspiring young engineers to explore, innovate, and create positive impact through engineering.

See you again at the next YPEC! 🚀

EMSD

🏙️ Citygallery — Step Inside Hong Kong’s Blueprint for Tomorrow. Curious how a world-class city is imagined, planned, an...
11/07/2026

🏙️ Citygallery — Step Inside Hong Kong’s Blueprint for Tomorrow. Curious how a world-class city is imagined, planned, and built for the generations to come? Go beyond the skyline with an exclusive guided tour of the Citygallery — the Planning Department’s flagship exhibition space in the heart of Central, showcasing Hong Kong’s urban planning story and its bold long-term infrastructure vision. This CPD technical visit offers a rare glimpse into the making of a modern metropolis.

📚 What’s in store:

🗺️ **The Art & Science of City-Making:** Discover how land use, transport networks, and infrastructure delivery weave together — brought to life through immersive multimedia, intricate architectural models, and interactive hands-on displays.

🏗️ **Explore the Thematic Zones:** Walk through *Building Hong Kong for Tomorrow*, *Two Strategic Growth Areas*, and *Transport and Other Infrastructure* to see the coordinated planning powering the city’s future growth.

🌿 **Green Liveable City:** Step into the featured exhibition exploring bold ideas for green living, climate resilience, and environmental conservation in one of the world’s densest urban landscapes.

🤝 **Connect & Discover:** Widen your view of Hong Kong’s urban development ecosystem while networking with like-minded engineering professionals.

Where strategic vision meets real-world delivery, this visit is a fantastic opportunity to earn valuable CPD hours and witness first-hand how the Planning Department is shaping Hong Kong into a liveable, sustainable city of the future. Ideal for aspiring engineers, seasoned professionals, and anyone intrigued by how great cities come to life.

📅 15 August 2026 (Saturday)
🕐 10:15 – 11:45 (GMT+8)
📍 Citygallery, 3 Edinburgh Place, Central, Hong Kong
🗣️ Language: Cantonese
👥 Capped at 20 participants
💰 Free of charge

🎓 Boost your CPD and see the city through a planner’s eyes. Places are extremely limited!
👉 Secure your spot today — register at https://events.theiet.org/events/technical-visit-to-citygallery/?Phrase=&Location=hong+kong&Eventtype=&DateRange=

📧 Enquiries: [email protected]

🚀 HKPC — The Beating Heart of Hong Kong’s Tech Revolution. Curious who’s shaping the smart factories, robotic systems, a...
06/07/2026

🚀 HKPC — The Beating Heart of Hong Kong’s Tech Revolution. Curious who’s shaping the smart factories, robotic systems, and AI breakthroughs of tomorrow? Join an exclusive guided tour of the Hong Kong Productivity Council’s Robotics and Artificial Intelligence Division — a driving force behind smart manufacturing, deep tech, and AI across the region.

📚 What you’ll experience:

🏭 **Applied R&D up close** — explore HKPC’s cutting-edge research facilities and innovation hubs spanning advanced manufacturing, life sciences, deep tech, and startup incubation.

🦾 **Robotics & AI in action** — see how intelligent systems and green technology are transforming production and tackling global supply chain challenges.

🤝 **Network & discover** — join expert-led sharing sessions, explore funding and collaboration prospects, and connect with Hong Kong’s innovation leaders.

A rare chance to earn meaningful CPD hours and glimpse the future of manufacturing — perfect for aspiring engineers, seasoned professionals, and anyone excited by what’s next in technology.

📅 25 July 2026 (Saturday)
🕐 09:00 – 12:00 (GMT+8)
📍 HKPC Building, 78 Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Tong, Kowloon
🗣️ Language: Cantonese
👥 Capped at 20 participants
💰 Free of charge

🎓 Places are extremely limited!
👉 Sign up now: https://events.theiet.org/events/technical-visit-to-hkpc-robotics-and-artificial-intelligence-division/?Phrase=&Location=hong+kong&Eventtype=&DateRange=

📧 Enquiries: [email protected]

Young Professionals Exhibition & Competition 2026(Deadline: 24 May 2026)Event Date: 19 July 2026 (Sunday)Abstract Deadli...
12/05/2026

Young Professionals Exhibition & Competition 2026
(Deadline: 24 May 2026)

Event Date: 19 July 2026 (Sunday)
Abstract Deadline: 24 May 2026
Register now at: https://www.ietypec.org

In the coming years, the synergy of Electrical, Mechanical, Power Systems, Automation & Computing Technologies will shape our future! ✨

Now is the time for young innovators to shine! 💡 We welcome participants from all 5 categories: Secondary School • Sub-degree • Undergraduate • Postgraduate • Open Category

Entries can cover any engineering topic especially aligned with this year’s exciting theme. “ *Empact – Empowering the next generation of engineers through innovative projects in Electrical, Mechanical, Power systems, Automation & Computing Technologies* ”

Present your ideas, build prototypes, and connect with professors, professional engineers, and fellow young innovators!

Limited spots available!
For enquiries: [email protected]
Let’s *Empact* the next generation of engineers! 🚀

🔥 Towngas — From Gas Lamps to Hydrogen Highways. Ever wondered how a 160-year-old utility is reinventing itself to fuel ...
11/05/2026

🔥 Towngas — From Gas Lamps to Hydrogen Highways. Ever wondered how a 160-year-old utility is reinventing itself to fuel a cleaner, smarter future? Step inside the Towngas Hall of Innovation & Hall of Future Energy for an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at where corporate heritage meets cutting-edge R&D.

📚 Here’s what’s on the agenda:

🕰️ A Legacy in Motion: Trace Towngas’ remarkable journey from lighting Hong Kong’s gas street lamps in 1862 to its modern-day reach across city gas, telecoms, water, new energy, manufacturing, and smart energy solutions.

💨 The Hydrogen Frontier: Step into the Hall of Future Energy to see how hydrogen is produced through diverse pathways — solar, wind, chemical by-products, and sulfur removal — and learn how this clean fuel is powering vessels, plants, steam systems, and cooling networks to slash CO₂ emissions across the city.

💡 Innovation by Implementation: Discover Towngas’ guiding philosophy of “G = i × i” — Growth through Innovation by Implementation — and explore the breakthrough ideas developed in-house by frontline colleagues across every corner of gas operations.

🛡️ Smarter, Safer Homes: Get up close with the next-generation smart gas meter, equipped with embedded microcontrollers and sensors that automatically detect pinhole leaks, dislodged pipes, and missed inspections — shutting off supply instantly to keep every household protected.

Bridging corporate innovation culture with real-world energy transition, this visit is a prime chance to log valuable CPD hours, connect with industry peers, and witness first-hand how a legacy utility is reshaping itself for a hydrogen-driven tomorrow.

📅 6 June 2026 (Saturday)
🕐 10:45 – 12:45 (GMT+8)
📍 Towngas Head Office, G/F, 363 Java Road, North Point
🗣️ Language: Cantonese
👥 Limited to 20 participants
💰 Free of charge

🎓 Level up your CPD and step into the future of energy. Spaces are strictly limited!
👉 Secure your spot today — register now at https://events.theiet.org/events/technical-visit-to-towngas-hall-of-innovation-hall-of-future-energy/?Phrase=&Location=hong+kong&Eventtype=&DateRange=

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