AI powers solo startup success
Agentic artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionising the way entrepreneurs operate. Jeffrey Yang, formerly a construction tech entrepreneur from Shanghai, moved to Hong Kong to pursue a doctorate in real estate and construction. When he saw how many of the city’s buildings were ageing, he set out to create an AI platform to make building management more efficient. “We typically use panoramic cameras and drones to detect building issues like exterior wall cracks or water leakage,” Mr Yang explained. He pointed out that Hong Kong has more than 20,000 buildings over 30 years old, a factor that makes manual analysis both manpower- and resource-intensive. "I have trained the AI on mandatory repair notices and regulations so it helps identify issues. Through the platform, building owners can understand their building’s condition well in advance and meet compliance requirements after repairs." One-person results Traditional business ventures, regardless of their scale, often require hiring staff, leasing premises and developing complex systems, usually requiring at least 10 people to get things off the ground. However, by joining Cyberport’s OPC (one-person company) Hub – an incubator
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