Bitmoji-tek Brings 3D Facial Panoramic Analysis to Cosmobeauté Indonesia 2026
Oct 10, 2026
Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, China, October 10, 2026 -- Three days in Jakarta gave Bitmoji-tek the chance to meet beauty professionals, introduce our latest skin analysis solutions, and have meaningful conversations about the future of professional skincare.
Cosmobeauté Indonesia 2026 came to a close on October 3 at the Indonesia Convention Exhibition (ICE) in BSD City. From October 1 to 3, we joined beauty brands and professionals from Indonesia and other markets at one of the region’s major B2B beauty events.
This time, we brought four devices to the show: the K55, K71, K76, and T3. However, our focus went beyond the products themselves. We wanted visitors to experience a different way of looking at skin through our K Series triple-camera technology and 3D Facial Panoramic Analysis.
A More Complete View of the Skin
The K Series was one of the main highlights of our booth.
The K55, K71, and K76 use triple-camera imaging to capture facial details from multiple angles. This gives professionals a broader view of the face during a skin analysis.
We then take this multi-angle imaging further with 3D Facial Panoramic Analysis.
Instead of looking at individual images separately, the technology brings facial information together into a more complete view. It helps professionals examine key skin indicators from different perspectives and makes complex skin information easier to understand.
For us, this was an important message to bring to Cosmobeauté Indonesia. Skin analysis is not only about taking clearer pictures. It is also about turning those images into useful insights for professional skincare services.
Four Devices, Different Professional Applications
Alongside the K Series, we also showcased the T3 AI Scalp Analyzer.
These devices allowed visitors to explore different approaches to professional skin and scalp analysis. From advanced facial imaging to AI-powered scalp analysis, each product reflects our focus on making professional analysis more detailed and practical.
Rather than simply presenting product specifications, our team spent much of the show talking with visitors about how these technologies could fit into real beauty businesses.
Those conversations covered everything from skin consultation and personalized skincare to the growing role of AI in professional beauty services.
Conversations That Matter
Cosmobeauté Indonesia 2026 brought together around 600 companies and 1,550 beauty brands across a 25,000-square-meter exhibition space. More than 20,000 professional buyers from 17 countries attended the event.
For Bitmoji-tek, however, the value of the show was not only in the numbers.
Meeting professionals face-to-face gave us a closer look at what the Indonesian market is looking for. Visitors asked about our imaging technology, and shared their perspectives on professional skin analysis.
These conversations were especially valuable because they allowed us to understand local needs beyond what we can learn from market data alone.
They also opened the door to new connections and potential cooperation in Indonesia and other Southeast Asian markets.
Continuing to Explore AI Skin Analysis
Cosmobeauté Indonesia 2026 has now come to an end, but our conversations will continue.
The beauty industry is moving toward more personalized and data-driven skincare services. As this shift continues, AI skin analysis can play an increasingly important role in helping professionals understand skin conditions and communicate results with their clients.
At Bitmoji-tek, we will continue exploring how imaging, AI, and 3D analysis can work together to make professional skin analysis more comprehensive and accessible.
Thank you to everyone who visited our booth, experienced our products, and shared your ideas with us in Jakarta.
We look forward to bringing more possibilities in AI skin analysis to the global beauty industry.
Contact Info:
Name: Edward Yang
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Organization: Shenzhen Zhimei Lihe Industrial Development Co., Ltd.
Website: https://www.bit-moji.com/
Release ID: 89205767
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