Samuel Lam, CEO of X Social Group, acting in his dual role as Vice Chairman of the Organizing Committee, officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Professor Terence Lau, Chief Innovation Officer of HKBU. The signing was witnessed by Dr. Kennedy Wong, Chairman of the Council and the Court of HKBU, and Professor Alex Wai, President and Vice-Chancellor of HKBU.

ARTOPIA, however, represents an entirely new format: "ArtTech × Low-Altitude Economy × Social Responsibility." We have transformed the low-altitude economy into a vehicle for social care, ensuring that technology is no longer just cold data, but a cultural symbol with emotional resonance.

Industrial Integration & Innovation: HKBU and X Social Group will launch a deep collaboration focused on the "HKSAR Low-Altitude Economy Regulatory Sandbox Project." This partnership will focus on developing the "Drone Take-off Reliability Index" (DTORI) and promoting the ARTOPIA corporate social responsibility project to empower society through technology.

X Social Group launched the IP Artopia charity project, uniting Hong Kong Baptist University and charitable organizations. This is not just a cross-sector collaboration; it is an experiment in "Technological Empowerment."

On January 17, 2026, the X Social Group drone performance team created a birthday gala named "Lifted by Love" for Edan Lui at the AsiaWorld-Expo. As 70 indoor drones rose to the sweet melody of "My Apple Pie," precisely arranging themselves into hearts and exclusive totems amidst a sea of blue lights, what we witnessed was not just a display of technology, but a love letter written in the sky.

On the evening of January 9, 2026, the night sky over Victoria Harbour was illuminated by a unique kind of starlight. Jointly organized by Hong Kong Baptist University (HKBU) and X Social Group Ltd, and presented in collaboration with the beneficiary organization Ronald McDonald House Charities Hong Kong (RMHC HK), the "ARTOPIA Charity Drone Show" was successfully held. This was not merely a feast of technology, but a moving journey of miracles concerning "companionship" and

In an era of digital fragmentation, how does a historic financial brand capture instant public attention and spark deep emotional resonance? Manulife Hong Kong delivered a textbook answer. The spectacle of a thousand drones over Victoria Harbour - a visual feast celebrating Manulife’s 90 years in Hong Kong and the 25th Anniversary of the MPF system - was, from a marketing perspective, a precise campaign of Visualizing Brand Equity.

On 9th Jan 2026, Hong Kong Baptist University (HKBU) and X Social Group join hands to present "ARTOPIA Charity Drone Light Show" along the Victoria Harbour waterfront. This is more than a technological spectacle woven by 1,000 drones; it is a lyrical ode to life itself.

Nominated by HKPC, CCIDA, and the HKDEA to showcase HK's Art Tech strength through "Drone Shows," X Social Group traveled to Europe with a mission: to "Standardize" and "Internationalize" the HK experience. At the forum, the team demonstrated how to utilize precise drone formation technology to transform the sky into an "Urban Aerial Canvas." 

X Social Group is honored to have brought our expertise in the #LowAltitudeEconomy to the core of the 2025 MAMA Awards, serving as the official professional aerial livestreaming partner. Amidst the dazzling lights of the Kai Tak Sports Park, we were not merely recorders of history, but elevators of the visual experience.

Breathing Soul into "Art Voyager . Wishes Upon Stars" If tonight's National Games performance showcased the "Beauty of Technology" on a grand scale, then next year's "Art Voyager . Wishes Upon Stars" Charity Show will be an "Artistic Miracle" that strikes straight at the heart.

Where does this "warmth" come from? It comes from genuine humanistic care and deep emotional resonance. This is the core mission of the "Art Voyager . Wishes Upon Stars" project, led by Hong Kong Baptist University (HKBU) and X SOCIAL GROUP, with Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) as the beneficiary.

The "Art Voyager · Wishes Upon Stars" project is bringing together 70 passionate students from Hong Kong Baptist University (HKBU). They will become "Ambassadors of Love," stepping into the House to listen to the children's stories. Using their skills in art technology, they will translate these pure and innocent dreams into a soul-stirring drone light symphony. This is not just a transfer of skills; it is a journey of "building a bridge of trust."

Charity + Art-Tech: Pioneering a New Model for Philanthropic Collaboration Following the launch of Hong Kong's first "Low-Altitude Economy and Drone Show" training course with Hong Kong Baptist University (HKBU) in 2024, X Social Group is upgrading the collaboration in 2025 with the "Art Voyager . Wishes Upon Stars" (藝航天下・童夢星願) charitable drone show. The core concept is "Letting Dreams Soar Over Victoria Harbour," transforming drawings by children from Ronald McDonald House

SEVENTEEN and CARAT ! The first of four drone shows (scheduled for September 26, 27, and 29) has successfully commenced. Meticulously planned by the Drone organizer, X Social Group, the event successfully built anticipation for the upcoming concert at the Kai Tak Sports Park. While the audience marveled at the stunning aerial displays, the command center was silently overseeing everything behind the scenes. X Social Group team relied on their "Drone Takeoff Reliability Index

At the launch ceremony, government representatives, DTORI committee members, and legislator Elizabeth Quat emphasized the project's significance for Hong Kong's smart city development. Experts including Justin Yeung, Samuel Lam, Dr. Edwin Hui, Elizabeth Quat, and committee secretary Michele Ho shared in-depth insights on technological breakthroughs and implementation pathways. A strategic cooperation signing ceremony was also held, with the Greater Bay Area Low-Altitude Econo

the “Drone Take-off Reliability Index” championed by Mr. Samuel lam, CEO of X Social Group, deserves special attention. By integrating meteorological, topographical and technical parameters into a rigorous risk-assessment model, the index sets precise safety benchmarks and provides insurers with actuarially sound data. Beyond its local impact, the index positions Hong Kong as an international reference for low-altitude regulation and could catalyse the global upgrading of gov

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”.

As the low-altitude economy surges, this issue of Capital Magazine delves into the "Low-Altitude Economy Regulatory Sandbox" with a focus on the future of the low-altitude economy. The interviewees include Dr. Ricky Cheng, CEO of Cyberport; Ir Sunny Lee, BBS, JP, Chairman of ASTRI; Legislative Council member Ms. Elizabeth Quat SBS JP; and Samuel Lam, CEO of X Social Group.