Raze showcases innovations and technology at pop-up store at Central

Hong Kong-based startup Raze is running a pop-up store at Central, showcasing latest products and tapping into the rising demand for masks and hygiene standard. 

Running until 18 April, the three storey pop-up store includes a set of new products such as the Raze antibacterial mask with photocatalyst layers and the entire Raze product collection on the ground floor. The first floor houses the Raze Lab, an area showcasing Raze’s in-house lab tests and the ground-breaking photocatalyst Latex Paint, offering concise information to visitors about photocatalysts and its application into people's daily lives. 

To inspire businesses to use Raze's products and enhance their standard of hygiene, the second floor of the pop-up store is dedicated to a showroom based on the company's collaborations with Tesla, Fairwood, and foodpanda.

"A lot of revolutionary technologies are hidden in academia, these gems need capital and commercialisation before converting them into products for the public. As a technology company, we feel responsible to invest in technologies that can benefit the world," said Vincent Fong, CEO and co-founder of Raze Technology.

Wong also unveiled that the rising demand for enhanced hygiene standard had led to overwhelming responses from clients. The company conducted its coating services to over 90,000 units and 25,000,000 square feet. 

Looking ahead, Raze is planning to foster a sustained relationship with corporate clients as they have a strong demand for hygiene products to build a safer environment for customers and employees, while the brand will also offer innovations to individual customers. 

"Our vision is to leverage deep technologies to improve our standard of living, creating long-lasting impact for humanity as a whole," he added.