SKYWORTH is Debuting a New Canvas Art® TV Line at the Show
CYPRESS, Calif., Sept. 3, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- SKYWORTH, a global leader in advanced display technology, partnered with Emmy-winning designer and TV host Chip Wade to outfit his Perch Luxury Treehouses, a luxury vacation rental venture in the North Georgia mountains, with its lifestyle TV lineup. The three treehouses: The Tom, The Jenny, and The Jake, each named after a type of turkey --showcase Wade's signature blend of rustic craftsmanship and modern design.
At the heart of the installation is SKYWORTH's Canvas Art® TV, which doubles as a rotating gallery of artwork and photography when not in use for entertainment, turning each retreat into its own intimate art space. SKYWORTH's Clarus S1 Full Sun TV and Limited Edition Companion Portable™ Smart TV round out the property, bringing outdoor viewing and on-the-go flexibility to the guest experience. "The SKYWORTH lifestyle TVs were a natural fit for this project," said Michael Gleason, Director of Sales, SKYWORTH USA. "Our Canvas Art® TV can even make a casual getaway into an art gallery."
Set against the North Georgia mountains, the Perch Luxury Treehouses pair comfort food, seasonal libations, and live entertainment with a rustic-modern escape — a fitting backdrop for showcasing how SKYWORTH's Canvas Art® TVs bring gallery-quality artistry into everyday spaces, a range the brand continues to expand.
SKYWORTH is demonstrating its new C2 Canvas Art® TV in Booth 2923. The C2 brings the brand's flagship 'True QD-Mini LED Technology' and OmniView Matte Screen™ to a broader range of TVs, making elite display performance more accessible for integrators to offer their clients.
About SKYWORTH
SKYWORTH USA is the North American division of SKYWORTH Group, a global electronics leader founded in 1988 and headquartered in Shenzhen. Built on a foundation of innovation, quality, and sustainability, SKYWORTH USA provides a comprehensive portfolio of television and display solutions designed to meet the demands of any user and delivers industry-leading visual technology. By engineering products for various applications, SKYWORTH USA ensures high-performance viewing experiences are accessible for every space.
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Chip Wade Outfits Perch Luxury Treehouses with SKYWORTH's Lifestyle TV Lineup, Led by Its Canvas Art® TV
Promoting "Technology for Good" Through Innovation and Creativity
HONG KONG, Oct. 24, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- The Hong Kong Academy for Gifted Education (HKAGE) has been invited to participate in InnoCarnival 2026, organised by the Innovation and Technology Commission. Under the theme "Technology for Good, Innovation for All", HKAGE will showcase the learning journeys of gifted students who have completed programmes on AI robotic arms, underwater archaeology, etc., demonstrating how technology can be harnessed to address societal needs.
Having proactively aligned its work with the education development strategies of the Education Bureau (EDB), HKAGE fully supports the EDB's Blueprint for Digital Education in Primary and Secondary Schools, which seeks to advance the digital transformation of school education in Hong Kong. Building on its Talent Development Model, HKAGE systematically develops programmes, provides diversified learning experiences and engages in cross-sector collaborations to nurture gifted talents equipped with innovative capabilities, technological literacy, and a strong sense of social responsibility. At the exhibition this year, HKAGE will present how students applied knowledge gained through gifted education programmes and learning experiences in areas such as artificial intelligence, quantum computing, environmental science, underwater archaeology and sustainable development to design socially conscious solutions. These experiences reflect the students' ability to serve society with knowledge and respond creatively to diverse challenges.
Among the highlights is the learning journey of students in the "Artificial Intelligence Course: Creative AI Robotic Arm for Inclusion". After acquiring foundational knowledge in artificial intelligence, robotics and sensor applications, students designed, tested and refined intelligent robotic arm prototypes through real-time data analysis and algorithms. With the aim of improving the quality of life for the elderly and caregivers, students explored various application scenarios for intelligent robotic arms. Another showcase features the "Environmental Science Course: Bat Echoes - Voices of the Night". Through acoustic monitoring, the exhibition demonstrates how students recorded bat voices and analysed related activity data and characteristics. The programme enabled students to gain a deeper understanding of local biodiversity and explore practical approaches to ecological conservation.
The HKAGE exhibition booth also features an interactive photo-taking device, allowing visitors to take photos with different gifted programme themes and share the joy of learning.
On the first day of the exhibition, a "Build Your Own Glider Parent-Child Workshop" is specially organised by HKAGE for the visitors. Under the guidance of instructors and assisted by HKAGE students, participants will learn the basic principles of aerodynamics, including lift, gravity, thrust and drag. They will also learn to design, assemble and decorate their own gliders by using lightweight and durable materials, experiencing the joy of science and engineering.
Mr WONG Chung Po, Acting Executive Director of HKAGE, said: "The Academy is committed to providing gifted students with diversified learning platforms and encouraging them to transform knowledge into innovative practices that generate positive social impact. Participation in this exhibition not only provides students with a valuable learning experience that helps consolidate the knowledge acquired in gifted programmes, but also enables the public to better understand how gifted education nurtures a new generation of creative and socially responsible talents to jointly advance the philosophy of 'Technology for Good'."
| InnoCarnival 2026 - The Hong Kong Academy for Gifted Education |
| Date： | 24 Oct - 1 Nov |
| Venue： | The Hong Kong Science Park |
| Booth： | C08-09 |
| Time： | 10:00 – 17:00 (Mon to Fri) |
| 10:00 – 18:00 (Sat & Sun) |
InnoCarnival 2026 - The Hong Kong Academy for Gifted Education
Date：
24 Oct - 1 Nov
Venue：
The Hong Kong Science Park
Booth：
C08-09
Time：
10:00 – 17:00 (Mon to Fri)
10:00 – 18:00 (Sat & Sun)
About the HKAGE
Established in 2008 and subvented by the Education Bureau, the HKAGE offers gifted education services actively to local primary and secondary school students to unleash their potential. It also provides gifted education-related information and support for teachers, parents, and other relevant stakeholders.
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HKAGE Showcases Gifted Students' Learning Journeys at InnoCarnival 2026
HKAGE Showcases Gifted Students' Learning Journeys at InnoCarnival 2026
