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Blueinno Technology formed a strategic partnership with Hong Kong Children In Need Foundation to promote technology and STEAM education

Blueinno Technology dispatched 600 STEAM toolkits to underprivileged Hong Kong primary students, ensuring equal opportunities in innovation and learning.

Through our micro:bit training workshops with Asbury Methodist Primary School on 25 Oct, 2023, we aim to empower every educator. We believe that our wealth of experience can be a beacon of guidance and support for all frontline working teachers.

Blueinno’s students showcased final projects and AI prototypes with the coding and engineering skills learned from regular classes at Project Presentation Day 2023, impressing judges, parents and the world with their creativity and innovative ideas. Blueinno’s alumni also shared about how their learning at Blueinno had helped their further studies, and endeavors elsewhere in the world.

Our founder, Ms Monica Leung, has recently been invited by The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) in Hong Kong to speak at the IET Hong Kong 35th Anniversary I&T Forum on 24 June, 2024.

Join us as Ms. Monica Leung, Founder of Blueinno Technology, shares her journey as a technopreneur after graduating from the Chinese University of Hong Kong. With a passion for teaching STEAM and coding, Monica has been focused on making a positive impact on people’s lives. Learn how Blueinno has inspired thousands of young students in technology and innovation.

Blueinno was invited by HKIE’s Electronic Division to showcase students’ projects on smart rubbish bins, smart cars, and AI recognition apps at the Hong Kong Engineer Week Carnival 2023. Hundreds of visitors visited our booth and listened to professional electronic engineers explaining the logic behind the projects.

Blueinno is delighted to partner with the Hub Hong Kong in the project “STEMSpark Kids – Building a STEM Academy” to benefit over 1,000 children and the general public! In the project, Blueinno will develop over 40 university students into effective STEM instructors who can teach classes and create positive impacts to underprivileged students.

Students from Asbury Methodist Primary School joining the Blueinno’s program partnered with HKCIN were selected as one of the top 5 finalists in the STEM coding competition “STEM 與編程魔法 — 創客編程設計比賽” organized by PCCW Media / HKT education. With Blueinno’s teachers and customized curriculum, students gained coding and innovation knowledge significantly from micro:bit training and project coaching.

Our popular after-school robotics program with local & international schools is back! Kids play on Blueinno’s high-quality STEAM kits by their hands, so as to easily learn and visualize engineering concepts, such as electricity and energy. This program started in 2016 by blending fun, hands-on activities, and educational values together. Contact us for more details.

Congratulations to Blueinno’s student, Ethan, on winning the HK International Student Innovative Invention Contest 2022! Ethan has been taking regular coding classes at Blueinno for 6 months. We are very glad he is able to win the Gold Award with a smart fire extinguishing system for hill fire within such a short time of STEM training!

Blueinno shared experience and latest development in AI and STEM education with our European fellows! Our director, Monica, a female technopreneur, presented at the Euro-Asian Online Forum for Social Entrepreneurship on 9 Dec 22, about how to engage the young with STEM knowledge and coding skills, to develop them into social innovators! Blueinno also showcased the latest AI development projects.

Blueinno supported a STEM workshop with HKCIN for Segantii Capital Management to inspire kids on the ESG concepts with our customized learning toolkits. ESG has become increasingly important in both business and human sustainability. Our STEM learning toolkits, which are being adopted by different schools, train-the-trainer classes, and teacher development programs.

Congratulations to Blueinno’s director, Monica, as the STEAM education leader in town, on being appointed by the Department of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science of Hong Kong Metropolitan University (HKMU) to develop a brand new STEAM curriculum, as well as to coach their students in the competition-based acceleration hub programs.

Blueinno’s learning kits are used by the Pro-Act Training and Development Centre (Precision Engineering) of the Vocational Training Council (VTC) of Hong Kong on training students on STEM and social innovation. Blueinno also provides expertise on customising the curriculum, including the 3D-printing component, and training their teaching staff to deliver the program to their students.

Blueinno’s director, Monica Leung, was nominated by HKIE in the campaign of “We are Proud to be Engineers” to tell good engineering stories and nurture talented successors. During the interview, she shared her story as an entrepreneur and how to translate it into education that benefits the next generation and the entire society.

Blueinno and HKCIN train the primary teachers and students of C.C.C. Chuen Yuen Second Primary School on STEM and innovation, as part of the 3-year project “STEM Maker in School”, supported by the fund donated by Operation Santa Claus. Learning micro:bit, the kids achieved a lot with simple coding and lots of creativity!

Blueinno was invited by ESF Co.Co. 2022 to speak at their student-led computing conference this year as an industry leader on AI, object recognition, and the smart hospital. The team also delivered 2 interactive workshops with the participants on Blockchain, generative arts, and NFT technology.