Smart Hygiene & IoT Monitoring Solutions in Hong Kong
About LBS Smart Technology Limited
LBS Smart Technology Limited (LBSST) delivers IoT-powered hygiene monitoring, smart washroom analytics, and occupancy solutions for commercial buildings, shopping centres, and facilities across Hong Kong. A member of the LBS Group, we serve over 500 clients across 30+ cities in Asia with 4000+ deployed sensors.
Our Solutions
Frequently Asked Questions
What is smart hygiene monitoring?
Smart hygiene monitoring uses IoT sensors and real-time analytics to track cleanliness levels, occupancy patterns, and facility conditions — enabling proactive maintenance and compliance across commercial buildings, shopping centres, and public spaces.
How does IoT-based pest control work?
Our Pest Tech system uses AI-powered sensors deployed in strategic locations to detect rodent activity in real time. Alerts are sent instantly to facility managers, enabling rapid response before infestations spread — reducing reliance on traditional chemical treatments.
Which organisations trust LBSST?
We serve 500+ clients including McDonald's, KFC, MTR Corporation, YOHO Mall, Café de Coral, Hong Kong Housing Authority, and EMSD. Our solutions are deployed across 30+ cities with over 4,000 sensors in the field.
What is the Smart Toilet solution?
The Smart Toilet system monitors washroom usage, hygiene levels, and supply status in real time. It helps facility teams optimise cleaning schedules, reduce waste, and maintain consistent hygiene standards — improving user experience while cutting operational costs.
Do I need to replace my existing pest control service?
No. Our IoT solutions are designed to complement your existing pest control and facility management operations. They provide real-time data and early warning so your current team can respond faster and more efficiently.
How do I get started with LBSST?
Contact our team at info@lbs-smarttech.com or through our website form. We'll assess your facility needs, recommend the right sensor mix, and handle installation — typically within 2–4 weeks. Ongoing monitoring and support are included.