Knowledge Transfer and Social Impact

"Digital Technology and 3D Digitalization Experience of Dinosaur Fossils" Workshop (2025)

The Antiquities and Monuments Office and Hong Kong Shue Yan University co-organized a workshop to demonstrate how 3D scanning technology is used in paleontology. Dr. Ke Pingchuan, Patrick, and Dr. Cai Shengdan introduced how digital tools are used to study fossils and protect historical heritage. With guidance from experts, participants had the chance to scan real dinosaur fossils discovered on Port Island. The workshop provided a fun and educational experience, giving the public a hands-on opportunity to explore new technology and examine ancient fossils up close.

HKSYU Guided Tram Tour & Workshop (2024)

In December 2024, HKSYU collaborated with Tramplus, S.K.H. St. Michael's Primary School, and multiple academic departments to host a “Guided Tram Tour and Workshop.” This interdisciplinary initiative promoted “digital humanities” and “intangible cultural heritage” among students, academics, and the public. The event successfully attracted participation from the education, culture, and tourism sectors.

Variations of Sam Kok Mar Tou Yu Lan Festival under the pandemic (2023)
Professor CHAN, Ching Selina

This virtual museum uses multiple media to exhibit the Hungry Ghost Festival in Hong Kong with reference to a celebration held by a local community during the Covid-19 pandemic in 2021. Traditional text, image panels, a 3D photogrammetry model, and 360-degree video display are used in the exhibition.

Virtual Tour of Sam Kok Mar Tou Yu Lan Festival (2022)
Professor CHAN, Ching Selina