The Basketball Museum is designed as a platform for promoting basketball culture, strengthening public understanding of the sport’s techniques and inspiring greater enthusiasm for physical activity.
Through lively and interactive experiences, the museum allows visitors to explore the appeal of basketball through two main features. “Skills Explained” breaks down essential techniques such as shooting, dunking, dribbling, passing and blocking. “Knowledge Challenge” then uses a series of carefully designed questions to help visitors test their understanding of basketball techniques and rules.
The museum invites visitors to experience the excitement, energy and enjoyment of basketball while developing their knowledge of the sport.
Welcome to the Swimming Museum.
Combining clear explanations with engaging photographs, the main exhibition introduces visitors to four fundamental swimming strokes: the accessible breaststroke, the relaxed backstroke, the powerful butterfly and the fast-paced freestyle. Visitors can closely observe the correct movements and learn the essential techniques behind each stroke.
After exploring the exhibition, visitors are invited to test their knowledge through an interactive quiz. The museum offers an enjoyable way to learn more about swimming while reinforcing what visitors have discovered.
Hong Kong Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum
The Hong Kong Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum aims to deepen public understanding of Hong Kong’s intangible cultural heritage and help visitors retain what they learn.
The museum begins with an introductory video and presents several representative examples of Hong Kong’s cultural heritage, including the Cheung Chau Jiao Festival, the Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance, Hong Kong-style milk tea and Cantonese opera. Related newspaper articles are also displayed throughout the exhibition for visitors to explore.
After discovering these valuable traditions, visitors can take part in an interactive quiz that challenges them to identify images related to dragon dancing, Cantonese opera and other heritage practices. Through exploration and play, the museum invites visitors to discover the distinctive cultural character of Hong Kong.
Centred on the theme of “Care”, this project aims to raise awareness of people whose struggles are often overlooked by society.
The story follows an ordinary secondary school student who feels invisible to everyone in his class. Three months earlier, a boy named Cho entered his life, accompanying him as they played chess and spent time together. For the first time, the protagonist experienced the warmth of friendship and even began taking his medication regularly to manage his condition. Cho, however, subsequently disappeared without explanation.
When a classmate finally calls the protagonist by name, the truth becomes clear: Cho was an imagined companion created from his loneliness. Yet the protagonist no longer needs this illusion. He has emerged from the darkness and begun to reconnect with the world around him.
Cheung Chau Bun Festival Museum
Math Blocks is a puzzle competition combining speed, logic and spatial reasoning. Inspired by the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal of Quality Education, the interactive game develops players’ mathematical judgement and strategic thinking.
Within a limited time, participants must respond to a randomly generated target number, search the virtual environment for scattered number and operator blocks, and combine five relevant blocks before placing them accurately into the designated pillars.
Balancing speed with precision, the competition challenges conventional approaches to calculation and tests players’ ability to remain calm, think flexibly and react quickly under pressure. Through interactive problem-solving, it makes mathematical learning more engaging while developing players’ logical potential.
Math Blocks is a puzzle competition combining speed, logic and spatial reasoning. Inspired by the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal of Quality Education, the interactive game develops players’ mathematical judgement and strategic thinking.
Within a limited time, participants must respond to a randomly generated target number, search the virtual environment for scattered number and operator blocks, and combine five relevant blocks before placing them accurately into the designated pillars.
Balancing speed with precision, the competition challenges conventional approaches to calculation and tests players’ ability to remain calm, think flexibly and react quickly under pressure. Through interactive problem-solving, it makes mathematical learning more engaging while developing players’ logical potential.
An immersive VR experience designed to promote the intangible cultural heritage of traditional Chinese instrumental music.
The game consists of two stages. In the first, players complete a matching challenge to learn how Chinese musical instruments are classified according to four playing techniques: wind, bowed strings, plucked strings and percussion. In the second, players enter an ancient world to explore rare and lesser-known instruments such as the konghou and bili.
By using virtual reality to bridge the distance between past and present, the experience allows players to interact with traditional instruments in an engaging environment, deepening public understanding and appreciation of Chinese musical heritage.
This XR game celebrates the beauty of traditional Chinese architecture and cultural aesthetics through an adventure in which players take on the role of an assassin infiltrating an imperial palace.
Featuring iconic elements such as ancient bronze artefacts, vermilion architectural structures and traditional rock gardens, the game invites players to discover China’s national treasures as they explore the palace. Across two stages, players must observe their surroundings, distinguish the authentic palace from its deceptive counterpart, and rely on their memory and judgement to complete the mission.
Through immersive gameplay, players develop an appreciation for traditional Chinese culture and aesthetics, bringing cultural heritage to life in a fresh and engaging way while encouraging its creative reinterpretation and revitalisation.
Ready, set, immerse. Crime Scene turns learning into a high-energy XR challenge where students watch closely, think quickly, and keep trying for the next breakthrough. Every round offers a fresh reason to focus, adapt, and celebrate progress. In this experience, students can inspect clues, compare evidence, and build a case one detail at a time.
The everyday becomes an adventure. Cooking opens a lively virtual world where students learn by doing — trying, choosing, organising, and creating with purpose. A practical XR experience that turns confidence-building life skills into a story students want to be part of. In this experience, students can follow a sequence, choose ingredients, and bring a dish to life.