QINGDAO, China, Aug. 3, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Hisense, a leading brand in global consumer electronics and home appliances, today announced PX4 Pro, a new TriChroma Laser Cinema designed to make the big screen part of everyday life. With projection sizes from 80 to 200 inches, it brings immersive entertainment to movies, sports and gaming—from daytime viewing to late-night play.
At the heart of the experience is the ability to bring the scale and impact of the cinema into the home. With 3,500 ANSI lumens, PX4 Pro delivers bright, vivid images with the clarity and visual impact needed for a truly immersive big-screen experience.
Powered by the LPUTM Digital Laser Engine 3.0, PX4 Pro delivers 118% BT.2020 color coverage, reproducing a wider range of rich, lifelike colors so users can see more shades and nuances intended by content creators. Its exclusive Dynamic Grayscale Technology and enhanced Iris Lens reveal details in dark scenes and HDR content, bringing greater depth and realism to every frame.
And PX4 Pro doesn't just replace a TV for movies, it redefines what a projector can do, from daylight viewing to competitive gaming. It is the world's first TriChroma Laser Cinema certified by FreeSyncTM Premium, bringing the smooth, responsive performance gamers expect to the big screen with 1ms ultra-low latency, 2K 240Hz refresh rate, VRR and Dolby Vision Gaming. With Xbox Cloud Gaming coming through a future VIDAA update, users will also be able to enjoy blockbuster titles without a console.
A great movie night is about more than a larger image. It is about getting lost in the story, seeing colors as they were meant to be seen and catching details that make every scene feel real. With PX4 Pro, that feeling can extend beyond movie night—from daytime sports and family entertainment to immersive gaming, bringing more ways to make the big screen part of everyday life.
About Hisense
Hisense, founded in 1969, is a globally recognized leader in home appliances and consumer electronics with operations in over 180 countries, specializing in delivering high-quality multimedia products, home appliances, and intelligent IT solutions. According to Omdia, Hisense ranks No. 1 globally in the 100-inch and over TV segment (2023-2026Q1). As The Origin of RGB MiniLED, Hisense continues to lead the next-generation RGB MiniLED innovation. As the official sponsor of the FIFA World Cup 2026TM, Hisense is committed to global sports partnerships as a way to connect with audiences worldwide.
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Hisense Launches PX4 Pro, Bringing the Professional Cinema Experience Home
SHANGHAI, Aug. 3, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- From July 18 to 20, the inaugural ENJOY AI 2026 Americas Open was held at the Pan Am Centre in Markham, Ontario, Canada, bringing together hundreds of young innovators from Canada, Mexico, Türkiye, and Ethiopia for robotics competition, hands-on AI and STEM learning, and cross-cultural collaboration.
Sponsored by WhalesBot and jointly organized by ENJOY AI, the Canadian National Robotics Society (CNRS), Kavosh Academy, and Hive5 Academy, the event marked ENJOY AI's first competition in the Americas and a new step in its growing international presence.
The event received strong support from the local government. Markham Mayor Frank Scarpitti welcomed the competition, saying, "It is an honour for Markham, Canada's high-tech capital, to host ENJOY AI Americas 2026."
During the event, the City of Markham presented ENJOY AI with a certificate of appreciation, recognizing its efforts to advance STEM education and empower young innovators. The recognition acknowledged ENJOY AI's contributions to robotics education while reflecting the event's growing international reach.
On the competition floor, participants programmed, tested, and refined their robots as they worked through a series of challenges. In the process, they applied their robotics knowledge, adapted their solutions, and demonstrated creativity and teamwork, while exchanging ideas with peers from different countries.
Alongside the robotics competition, the AI Tech Sector Stage was held at the same venue, featuring speakers from across the technology and innovation sectors who shared perspectives on AI development and emerging technologies. By bringing youth robotics and industry dialogue together, the event gave participants a broader view of the world of AI and technology beyond the competition floor.
"The competition demonstrated the incredible potential of young innovators when they are given the opportunity to collaborate across borders," said Samia Karimi Dastjerdi, Director of the Canadian National Robotics Society. As AI becomes part of everyday life, ENJOY AI creates a bridge between knowledge and application, giving students opportunities to turn ideas into working solutions through hands-on AI and robotics challenges.
WhalesBot's long-term support for ENJOY AI reflects a broader approach to AI and STEM education: meaningful learning should develop through a continuous learning pathway across ages and stages. By bringing together hardware, software, curriculum, and competition, WhalesBot helps students move from understanding core concepts to applying those concepts through physical AI and robotics. Within this learning ecosystem, competitions are one stage in a longer journey that begins with classroom exploration and continues through hands-on creation, experimentation, and collaboration.
About WhalesBot
WhalesBot Technology, founded in 2018 and headquartered in Shanghai, China, provides AI and STEM education solutions for learners aged 3 to 22, with more than 1 million units sold in over 80 countries and regions. WhalesBot also sponsors ENJOY AI, an international STEM and robotics competition built around creative robotics and coding challenges.
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ENJOY AI Launches First Americas Open, Expanding International AI and Robotics Education Network
