Enuma, an edtech specialising in children’s math and language education. Enuma was a co-winner of the prestigious Global Learning XPRIZE. They have also partnered with educational institutions in Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines in Southeast Asia.

Go Study Global Education is an organisation focused on China-Southeast Asia educational cooperation at the tertiary level, including people-to-people exchanges. Having been engaged with SEAMEO for some time, Go Study supported the 12th SEAMEO-University of Tsukuba Symposium earlier this year, helping extend its reach to audiences in China.

Using Technology Better (UTB), an organisation dedicated to professional development for educators, also participated in FoSG. UTB is a Microsoft Training Partner, Apple Learning Specialist, Google Cloud Partner, and Google for Education Partner that provides training services across Australia, New Zealand, and Southeast Asia.

VEX Robotics is dedicated to integrating robotics into education and has worked with various SEAMEO Regional Centres. With SEAMEO SEARCA, for instance, VEX Robotics collaborated in enhancing young learners’ engagement with robotics in agriculture. VEX Robotics also took part in the 4th Integrated STEM Leadership Summit, organised by SEAMEO STEM-ED in June.

Visang Education, another edtech featured in FoSG 2024, showcased AllviA, an integrated education platform with AI capabilities that can be adapted for online, offline, and hybrid learning environments, reflecting Southeast Asia’s diverse conditions. The platform was demonstrated on the spot during FoSG and echoed Visang Education's emphasis to push for a new educational paradigm.