Issue Date: July 25, 2025
Since 2016, Coretronic has launched the “Light Pioneer” project in remote schools in Miaoli, successively implementing programs such as “High-tech Adventure”, “Digital Interactive Classroom”, “Future Light Camp 1.0”, and “Future Light Camp 2.0”. The goal is to leverage its core products and collaborate with local universities to help eliminate the digital divide and educational inequality caused by urban-rural disparities. These initiatives aim to equalize access to programming education in remote areas, spark students’ interest in learning to code, teach them how to think and reason, and strengthen their logical thinking skills. The “Digital Interactive Classroom” program achieved a milestone in 2022. The Company is currently re-evaluating and redesigning suitable products to further enhance digital capabilities in remote communities. Achievement until June 30, 2025:
Invite teachers and students from rural areas to visit the company. On the other hand, this will allow them to understand the latest products, helping to narrow the technology gap between rural and urban areas. Additionally, teachers may schedule the class materials in advance.
Coretronic aims to spend 10 years building 53 Digital Interactive Classrooms equipped with awarded products- Laser Ultra-wide Touch System and Ultra-short-throw Laser Projector for all rural schools in Miaoli County.
Coretronic's Firefly Volunteer Team and IM-specific volunteer team from National United University will hold Future Light Camp in rural schools together. We will make good use of all devices in the digital interactive classroom to teach rural students basic/advanced computer programming, film editing, Google VR cardboard assembly, drone training, and mBot courses.
In 2022, computer programming has been included in the 2019 Curriculum Structure. To balance the learning resources and enable students in rural areas to learn computer programming, we have collaborated with National Yangming Chao Tung University and Papacode to launch Future Light Camp 2.0. All camp volunteers must undergo 20-hour training courses before the camp, so that they can serve as camp course instructors or assistants.