LHK students participated in the 2026 Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Student Information Technology Innovation Competition – Artificial Intelligence Skills Training. Through this training, they learned how artificial intelligence can be applied, trained models, wrote programs, and repeatedly ran their programs to generate results, then refined and optimized them. Throughout the process, students gained an understanding of how AI technology works and experienced the various stages of engineering design, benefiting greatly from the experience.

Two Form 2 students showcased the forward-looking concept and their work of the Hydrogen-Powered Bionic Tree at the Inno Expo@Tai Po 2026.

The LHK Innovation Team excelled at the “VTC Smart City and STEAM Challenge Cup 2025”! Their groundbreaking technology and dedication to sustainability earned them the Merit Award and 1st Runner-Up for their innovative carbon footprint transportation and smart sightseeing bus projects. With a steadfast commitment to advancing smart cities and integrating STEAM innovation, the LHK Innovation Team remains poised to develop more trailblazing projects in the future.

LHK participated in the Inno Expo@Tai Po exhibition 2025, showcasing the AI companion pet panda “Lok Lok”. Visitors experienced two interactive motion games designed to support the physical and mental health of the elderly. We also held an Artificial Satellite Model Workshop for primary students. Through a combination of theory and practice, participants learned the basic knowledge and functions of artificial satellites while also creating a working solar-powered satellite model. This engaging activity fostered students’ interest in STEM and encouraged innovative thinking.

Students from the Hong Kong Teachers’ Association Lee Heng Kwei Secondary School have developed a project called *”Accompany You to a Joyful Life”*, which provides physical and mental health support for the elderly through an adorable AI companion panda named “Lok Lok” and two interactive motion-sensing games.

“Lok Lok” uses the body of a robotic dog combined with a cute panda design. It can walk and respond to certain voice commands, offering companionship to the elderly. The two interactive games each have unique features. One game involves voice control to guide an in-game panda over obstacles, while the other allows the elderly to control the physical panda “Lok Lok” to eat apples and gold ingots within the game. Through these motion-sensing games, the elderly can engage in light physical activity and promote mental well-being in a fun and interactive way.