Hong Kong's Victoria Harbour has always been a stage for dazzling light displays. In recent years, alongside traditional fireworks, drone shows have rapidly captured the city's attention with their high-tech, versatile, and dynamic nature. This art form, a fusion of technology and creativity, not only offers a new visual spectacle for residents and tourists but has also become a unique medium for major brands and grand events to showcase their creativity to the world.

This monumental achievement was made possible through a powerful collaboration between industry leaders and government bodies. We extend our sincere gratitude to our partners who are making this vision a reality: Government Departments: Civil Aviation Department (CAD), Hong Kong Observatory, Hong Kong Productivity Council (HKPC). Index Committee Members: The Greater Bay Area Low-Altitude Economy Alliance, X Social Group, China Unicom, HKT, The Hong Kong Institute of I

Singapore International School proudly hosted the “Low-Altitude Economy & Smart Showcase” Drone Performance Bootcamp, drawing more than 30 fully-immersed students. Rooted in Edutainment—education through entertainment—the programme blended drone-swarms with interactive robodogs. Modules spanned low-altitude-economy theory, swarm-algorithm design, hands-on flight ops and a public finale, turbo-charging students’ STEM literacy and digital competitiveness.

Course Highlights Day 1: Students learn about the concept of the low-altitude economy and the applications of drones in logistics, agriculture, and monitoring. They also practice drone aerial photography and assembly, honing their hands-on skills. Day 2 The day features a flying obstacle competition to challenge the limits of control. Students design an indoor drone performance script, integrating art and technology, and perform it on-site. Day 3: Through adventure training,

The Drone Take-off Reliability Index (DTORI) is more than a technology product—it is Hong Kong’s strategic fulcrum for leading the “canopy revolution” in the low-altitude economy. By forging a globally recognised safety-assessment standard, DTORI will unblock the “Ren-Du meridians” of scaled low-altitude applications, unlock a trillion-dollar market, and propel Hong Kong from a regional hub to Global Standard Maker in the low-altitude economy. Lam invites all partners to co

Eight hundred drones will light up the night sky over Victoria Harbour, weaving astonishing images with their agile formations and dazzling lights. The show, lasting about 15 minutes, will be led by the amiable "Lo Pan disciples," symbolizing the wisdom and vitality of the new generation. The drones will successively form iconic Hong Kong buildings and means of transportation, including the Kai Tak Sports Park, Tsing Ma Bridge, trams, and ferries, showcasing the city's constr

This show is supported by core technologies and professional training from XSocial Group, Damoda, and JSMART. The students, staying true to the theme of “Dance Hong Kong, Converge the Future”, have integrated the spirit of innovation with art and technology, crafting an epic three-act narrative of “Cocoon - Crisis - Bloom”.

X Social Group is actively promoting the establishment of commercialization standards for the low-altitude economy in the Greater Bay Area.

X Social Group, headquartered in Hong Kong, is an art technology and marketing company with over 12 years of expertise and experience in bra

X Social Group is proud to announce that Mr. Samuel Lam, CEO, has been invited as the keynote speaker for the "Spotlighting on Architainmen

Samuel Lam Hon-yuen, CEO of X Social Group, emphasized the company's commitment to safety in drone shows. He explained that local organizers

[24th Sept 2024] South China Morning Post (SCMP) features an insightful interview with Samuel Lam, CEO of XSocial Group, highlighting...