▲ Blue Communication CEO Jung Hee-yong (left) and SemiCAT director Mike Nam signed an exclusive contract to target the U.S. market for AsomeIT, Blue Communication's software coding education brand.
Blue Communication, which serves software (SW) coding educational tools and educational programs, recently signed an exclusive agreement with SemiCAT to distribute products and services in the U.S. and Singapore regions at K-Global in Silicon Valley.
Blue Communication has AsomeIT, a brand specializing in software coding education, and provides one-stop services for SW coding learning such as educational tools, textbooks, and exclusive education programs so that anyone can easily access coding by relieving problems of existing SW coding educational programs and tools.
Blue Communication began to enter the U.S. market through the CJ Product 101 program and is striving to export to the U.S., Indonesia, and Vietnam, and has gained momentum to enter the U.S. education market by signing contracts with local U.S. companies and winning first orders.
SemiCAT, located in San Jose, USA, will be in charge of localizing and further developing the curriculum so that AsomeIT's SW coding education programs and contents can be used in the United States, and developing sales and distribution channels such as educational institutions in the United States.
The feature of the Blue Communication SW coding education program is that it provides software coding education based on physical computing. Physical computing, which controls a computer-connected educational tool by coding, is attracting a lot of attention as it enables play-type education that can learn coding through five senses while touching and playing with the actual object.
AsomeIT provides an educational textbook and development tool called AsomeCode so that coding education can be started without complicated settings. In addition, it has the block coding functions so that children who struggles with coding can easily understand algorithms and easily learn the principles and concepts of SW operating with their eyes.
In addition, the Click & Play function allows kids to run or fix pre-written source code by simply clicking on the button, and a code editor is included in the online textbook to provide a real coding experience that conducts education and naturally converts code.
The Asomebot, produced as the educational tool of Awesome IT, is a bipedal robot that can walk, dance, wrestle, and escape from the maze using ultrasonic sensors and servomotors. Various movements can be created through coding by connecting to AsomeCode, so kids can create their own unique movements.
In addition, smartphone applications (android OS support) are provided to control the Asomebot wirelessly, and various motions can be created and executed with simple block coding.
Meanwhile, Blue Communication is conducting a "Coding Robot AsomeBot" funding project at crowdfunding company Wadiz to meet with domestic consumers, and it is receiving keen attention, exceeding 170% of its target amount within six days of opening. The AsomeBot funding project runs until November 18, 2018.
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Sources : http://www.datanet.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=128404
▲ Blue Communication CEO Jung Hee-yong (left) and SemiCAT director Mike Nam signed an exclusive contract to target the U.S. market for AsomeIT, Blue Communication's software coding education brand.
Blue Communication, which serves software (SW) coding educational tools and educational programs, recently signed an exclusive agreement with SemiCAT to distribute products and services in the U.S. and Singapore regions at K-Global in Silicon Valley.
Blue Communication has AsomeIT, a brand specializing in software coding education, and provides one-stop services for SW coding learning such as educational tools, textbooks, and exclusive education programs so that anyone can easily access coding by relieving problems of existing SW coding educational programs and tools.
Blue Communication began to enter the U.S. market through the CJ Product 101 program and is striving to export to the U.S., Indonesia, and Vietnam, and has gained momentum to enter the U.S. education market by signing contracts with local U.S. companies and winning first orders.
SemiCAT, located in San Jose, USA, will be in charge of localizing and further developing the curriculum so that AsomeIT's SW coding education programs and contents can be used in the United States, and developing sales and distribution channels such as educational institutions in the United States.
The feature of the Blue Communication SW coding education program is that it provides software coding education based on physical computing. Physical computing, which controls a computer-connected educational tool by coding, is attracting a lot of attention as it enables play-type education that can learn coding through five senses while touching and playing with the actual object.
AsomeIT provides an educational textbook and development tool called AsomeCode so that coding education can be started without complicated settings. In addition, it has the block coding functions so that children who struggles with coding can easily understand algorithms and easily learn the principles and concepts of SW operating with their eyes.
In addition, the Click & Play function allows kids to run or fix pre-written source code by simply clicking on the button, and a code editor is included in the online textbook to provide a real coding experience that conducts education and naturally converts code.
The Asomebot, produced as the educational tool of Awesome IT, is a bipedal robot that can walk, dance, wrestle, and escape from the maze using ultrasonic sensors and servomotors. Various movements can be created through coding by connecting to AsomeCode, so kids can create their own unique movements.
In addition, smartphone applications (android OS support) are provided to control the Asomebot wirelessly, and various motions can be created and executed with simple block coding.
Meanwhile, Blue Communication is conducting a "Coding Robot AsomeBot" funding project at crowdfunding company Wadiz to meet with domestic consumers, and it is receiving keen attention, exceeding 170% of its target amount within six days of opening. The AsomeBot funding project runs until November 18, 2018.
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Sources : http://www.datanet.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=128404