Visang announced on April 8 that it has signed an agreement with Taiwanese EdTech company mangoSTEEMS to supply its interactive digital learning solution 'Challenge.' Starting in July, Visang will deliver the program to 17 public elementary schools across seven Asia-Pacific countries—Taiwan, Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam, Hong Kong, the Philippines, and India—over the next three years.

mangoSTEEMS is a leading K–12 education company offering world-class EdTech products and educational solutions. The company has provided proven digital learning tools to the global education market and has actively pursued initiatives to improve digital education access for students in developing countries. Through this agreement, Visang aims to strengthen support for education in underserved areas and expand learning opportunities for students in regions with limited digital infrastructure.

The Challenge program being delivered to public schools in underserved areas incorporates MR (motion recognition) technology to provide an immersive and interactive learning experience. This technology fosters real-time interaction between teachers and students, increasing student engagement and maximizing learning outcomes.

Challenge can be operated with just a digital whiteboard or a PC with a webcam, making it accessible even in regions lacking high-spec devices. Its cost-effective and high-efficiency model is expected to contribute significantly to narrowing the digital learning divide in the Asia-Pacific region.

Joongil Roh, CEO of Visang Global Company, stated, “We are honored to partner with a leading EdTech firm in the Asia-Pacific region to provide real learning opportunities to students who have lacked access to digital education. We will continue to expand international collaboration so more students can receive quality education beyond economic and regional limitations.”

Meanwhile, Visang recently signed a Challenge supply agreement with an education company in Paraguay ahead of its latest partnership with mangoSTEEMS, accelerating its presence in emerging markets.