We have been once again very fortunate to have two talented interns join the Studio throughout the summer to contribute to the development of Sail Control.

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The Gerontech and Innovation Expo cum Summit (GIES) is the largest gerontechnology public education event in Hong Kong.

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In this year’s mid-autumn festival, we had the opportunity to give back to our good friends, Sailability Hong Kong and Happy Grannies Hong Kong, with custom-designed mooncake sets! Mooncakes for happy granny were gifted to live-alone elderlies across Cheung Sha Wan, and Sailability moon cakes were shared amongst Sailability sailors and their families.

This would not have been possible without the help of Mr Chadwick Lie from Chong Lap Hong Kong for sponsoring 200 moon cakes, talented illustrator Herbert Kinghin Spedding from Sailability Hong Kong, and our very own graphic design intern Vivienne Yuen!

今年中秋節我們精心準備了訂製月餅禮盒來回饋我們的長期夥伴 Sailability Hong Kong 以及 Happy Grannies。贈與Happy Grannies的月餅成功派發給居住於長沙灣的獨居長者，而Sailability的月餅則是分配給了Sailability的水手及他們的家人們。

感謝創立香港 Chadwick Lie 先生贊助的200盒月餅、才華洋溢的Sailability成員 歐陽璟軒 所提供的精美插畫以及Studio Doozy的平面設計實習生 阮靖喬 的生動插圖!

Hope everyone had a joyous Mid-Autumn Festival ☺️🌕

What a summer! One more year, Studio Doozy has been lucky to have talented summer interns giving their best to contribute to the team and company's mission.

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“Brand New Youth”, organized by Design Spectrum, is an intergenerational exhibition that welcomes kids and adults to experience the “Future Us”.

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Emily was invited to be a panelist at the "Toilet Tells - Rediscover Public Toilets: Special Online Preview" on the 21 of November, co-organized by the Food and Environmental Hygiene Department and Architectural Services Department.⁠⠀⁠⠀

This Special Online Preview revisited the Hong Kong public toilet service by three topics - "Public Toilet and the City: What to Rediscover?", "Public Health and Design: What to Re-envision?" and "From Global to Local: What to Re-consider?".

The event was organized by HKDC and One Bite Design Studio and marked the beginning of a series of community co-creation workshops that aim at improving the public toilet facilities.

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Last February, Studio Doozy was lucky to be selected to be part of SOW Asia’s Biotechnology and Wellbeing Cohort 2.

SOW Asia is a charitable foundation based in Hong Kong that supports enterprises’ intent on scaling their social impact through a 4 months accelerator program. 

From February to June, 5 companies were trained by the SOW Asia’s team and affiliates on how to become sustainable and appealing to investors, by going to multiple business workshops and pitch practices.

Not only was SOW Asia’s training good, the connections established during the duration of the Cohort were even more valuable. Among other activities, SOW Asia lined all the teams up with staff from Goldman Sachs to help perfect our pitch and business model. We also had the honour to meet individually with multiple seasoned experts that have helped us grow and with whom we have established long-lasting connections.

Besides all of these valuable contacts, we had a fantastic time sharing among the other companies present in the Cohort. They all have amazing technologies and ideas that will definitely have a big social impact. Specially, Justin from Gens Technologies has developed a real-time sign language translator wristband for the deaf and mute and Fiona from Fiope, with a smart diaper system for modern elderly centres and hospitals among others.

The 4-month accelerator program culminated with the Investor’s Pitch Night on June 13th, in which all of the companies had the chance to pitch and introduce their company and products to a room filled with social investors and friends.

SOW Asia’s accelerator programme has been a remarkable experience that has helped us grow and connect with amazing people. We truly thank SOW Asia for such opportunity and honour to let us be part of the programme!

Studio Doozy was invited to be part of a live stream conversation with HK Heart TV regarding our experience at the HKDC Design Incubation Programme.

Along with Yellow Dot, Brandcraft and Native Hounds, we shared our experience, products and services as well as thoughts on design and Hong Kong.

We had a relaxed and enjoyable time among our friends. If you want to know more about DIP and some of the companies that are part of the incubation programme, please feel free to playback the recording from that day at the bottom of this page!

Studio Doozy was kindly invited by the Polytechnic University of Hong Kong to be part of Meet Taipei 2018. Meet Taipei gathered hundreds of startup companies from Taiwan and abroad and it was a fantastic opportunity to network, learn and showcase our products and services.

Located in Taipei Expo Dome, the event lasted 3 days (15th to 17th of November) and besides meeting and presenting our products to the multitude of people walking by, Studio Doozy also pitched its mission and products at the Global Media Stage, where a jury also gave us precious feedback.

This was our second time participating in an exhibition and once again we are seeing a lot of traction and interest in the line of products and services Studio Doozy is developing. Ageing is a well-known fact that most people empathize with at the same time that they understand how important it is to find better ways to age better at home.

Once again, we want to thank innoHub and PolyU (especially Clement) to organize and let us be part of this event!

On October 18th, Emily was invited to speak at the DFA HKYDTA Alumni Networking Night about her experience abroad as an awardee from 2015. The event also gathered the new talented awardees from 2018 along with the top representatives of this prestigious award.

During the sharing session, Emily spoke about how being an awardee of the HKDTA gave her the opportunity of working abroad at ROCA Sanitarios in Barcelona and how this experience shaped her later steps into entrepreneurship.