Successful Exhibition! Overseas Chinese Fair Intelligent Technology Series Exhibition

Successful exhibition! Overseas Chinese Fair Intelligent Technology Series Exhibition - Vietnam Intelligent Technology Exhibition 2023
Honeywoll, a well-known small appliance technology company with 16 years of experience as a production product engineer, successfully participated in the Vietnam Smart Technology Exhibition 2023, held in Hall B2 (SECC), Saigon Convention and Exhibition Center, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, at Booth Number: D08. The show is a grand platform to showcase cutting-edge technology and innovation, and Honeywoll did not disappoint.

The show has hundreds of booths attracting attendees from all over the world. Honeywoll makes its impact felt through innovative displays and interactive displays. Our company focuses on the perfect match for everything from mold design to injection molding, electronic structure to product assembly. We were able to showcase our cutting-edge and advanced technology, which had a significant impact on attendees.

Our booth at D08 attracted a lot of visitors, and one of the main highlights of the Honeywell show was the gradual shift to branding as a platform for manufacturing.
Exhibitors and several customers have a strong interest in our products and establish friendly communication relations. Our team of experts was on hand to provide in-depth information about our products and their benefits, and we received a lot of positive feedback from attendees. At Honeywoll, we are proud of our commitment to innovation and excellence, and this exhibition is a great platform for us to showcase our capabilities. We are excited about the opportunities in smart technology and we look forward to exploring new markets and partnerships."

Smart Technology Vietnam 2023 was a great success for Honeywoll, and we are proud of our contribution to the show. We would like to thank all our customers and partners who visited our booth and we look forward to continuing to deliver high quality, innovative products in the years to come."