Our Projects
From Concept to Impact
Projects that show how research, game design, and technology come together to create memorable learning and event experiences.
Events & Exhibitions
2025 HKTDC Entrepreneur Day
WingLink: Dream Wings Companion
Built for HKTDC
For the 2025 HKTDC Entrepreneur Day, we created an Event Companion web experience that walked visitors through the exhibition. Attendees collected their own unicorn companion, visited multiple check points around the venue, and equipped it with gear along the way. Each unlock revealed bite-sized entrepreneurship knowledge, turning a trade show visit into a guided journey of discovery.
Education
AI Concept Teaching Game
Multiplayer Classroom System
We combine research with multiplayer game systems to build a real-time classroom experience. Teachers can push lessons and questions live, control the pace of class, and students can freely explore while playing — learning AI principles through hands-on application.
How It Helps
Students collect data and train their own AI models through a multiplayer game, then observe how those models perform in the game world. Through repeated testing and adjustment, they experience the AI learning process firsthand.
Why Choose Us
The course goes beyond what AI can do. Students learn what AI needs — large amounts of data, quality training material, and human judgment — and discover its strengths and blind spots, building a critical understanding of technology.
Education
Student Creative Prototyping
A Problem Found in School
Students noticed that their school sometimes ran short of salt water for flushing. This led them to think about communities where salt water supply is unreliable or unavailable. They wanted to design a toilet system that reduces dependence on fresh water for flushing and helps conserve water resources.
From Validation to a Real-World Design
The team started with early sketches and proof-of-concept testing, then refined the design until it could fit different toilet sizes. Through repeated testing and adjustment, they learned how to turn a practical observation into a working, usable solution.