2024-10-28│ Secretariat Office Recently, Dato Wong Liang Kie, Acting Chairman of the Board of Directors of Sarawak Chinese Independent Secondary Schools, and Siaw Teck Chai, President of the Sarawak Taiwan Alumni Association, led a delegation of 20 people, including school principals and distinguished guests, from Malaysia to CHU for an educational visit. During their tour, they visited Taiwan's first AI+ Experience Center, co-established with Microsoft, and various metaverse spaces. The advanced technology impressed Dato Wong, who praised, "CHU is very advanced!"

Photo 1:The small robot ZENBO acts like a service staff member, automatically introducing campus features.

Two Vice Presidents of CHU, Kun-ming Yu and Hung-nien Chieh, personally represented the university in welcoming the guests. To help educators efficiently understand the university's educational features, the delegation was shown the AI+ Experience Center (co-created with Microsoft) and the Metaverse Experience Center. They learned about smart retail, smart buildings, AI recognition, AR/VR scenarios, and 5G millimeter-wave indoor positioning equipment. The tour demonstrated how various colleges utilize these technologies in their professional fields to inspire students' innovative thinking and interdisciplinary abilities, strengthening their workplace competitiveness. During the visit, CHU signed alliance agreements with seven Chinese Independent Schools, bringing the total number of allied schools to 14. Both parties will regularly conduct faculty and student visits and fellowship activities, promoting resource sharing and deepening partnership relationships for mutual benefit. Notably, the university will provide four annual scholarships covering first-year tuition and fees for Malaysian students recommended by allied schools, encouraging Malaysian students to study in Taiwan and broaden their international perspectives!

Photo 2:Dato Wong Liang Jie, Acting Chairman of the Board of Directors of Sarawak Chinese Independent Secondary Schools, wears VR glasses to experience the fun of entering the virtual world."

Dato Wong Liang Kie, Acting Chairman of the Board of Directors of Sarawak Chinese Independent Secondary Schools, mentioned that during their visits to many Taiwanese universities, they were particularly impressed by CHU's emphasis on practical operations. Compared to other schools' focus on academics, CHU's technological facilities are quite advanced, particularly in AR and VR technologies. With its location next to the Hsinchu Science Park offering diverse industry-academia collaboration opportunities, he strongly encourages students interested in innovative technology to study at CHU to advance their professional skills!

Photo 3:The AI+ Experience Center's CEO Yun-hsuan Chen introduced the campus Metaverse Experience Center, demonstrating the charm of the future digital world through the integration of virtual and physical functions.