HKU BGLIS Students Win Silver at AIX Origin Summit 2026 Hackathon

HKU BGLIS Students Win Silver at AIX Origin Summit 2026 Hackathon

A six-member team of first-year students from the inaugural cohort of the BGLIS programme (Bachelor of Global Leadership, Innovation and Society) at HKU Business School has won the Silver Award at the AIX Origin Summit 2026 Hackathon with “EvoHealth”, an AI-powered platform that helps people understand their everyday health data.

The HKU BGLIS team at the AIX Origin Summit 2026 Hackathon

The HKU BGLIS team at the AIX Origin Summit 2026 Hackathon.

The team — Steven, Edison, Eric, Claire, Aaron and Arnold — developed EvoHealth during the competition. The platform connects wearable health records with the subjective context that devices cannot capture: it aligns data from Android and Wear OS devices, identifies time-dependent signals, and asks structured follow-up questions with traceable write-back. Rather than confronting users with more scattered numbers, EvoHealth turns raw health data into understandable, traceable and meaningful questions — for example, how caffeine, sleep or daily routines relate to changes in resting heart rate.

The EvoHealth platform turns everyday health data into understandable, traceable signals.

“This achievement reflects the passion, teamwork and interdisciplinary spirit of HKU BGLIS,” the team said. “We are grateful for the opportunity to compete alongside talented teams from across the community.”

Students of the inaugural BGLIS cohort at the competition.

The award marks an early milestone for BGLIS, which welcomed its inaugural cohort in 2026. Grounded in AI, humanity and business, the programme blends academic rigour with social responsibility — a vision exemplified by a student project that bridges health data, personal context and user-centred design.

BGLIS — cultivating innovation leaders for the AI era.

 

About HKU BGLIS

BGLIS (Bachelor of Global Leadership, Innovation and Society) is a pioneering undergraduate programme of HKU Business School, designed to unlock boundless possibilities for personalised growth for the world’s most promising young talents.

More about BGLIS: ug.hkubs.hku.hk/programme/degree-programmes/bglis

The 2026 AIX Origin Summit

The AIX Origin Summit 2026 Hackathon brought together student teams to develop AI-driven solutions to real-world challenges.

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