ATPC Expands in Indonesia
AGAPE ATP Corporation (ATPC) has signed three Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with Indonesian healthcare institutions to enhance medical research, ensure product safety, and address respiratory diseases like tuberculosis (TB) and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
The partnerships with Dr. Sardjito General Hospital, Dr. H. A. Rotinsulu Lung Hospital, and Dr. M. Goenawan Partowidigdo Respiratory Hospital aim to align ATPC’s health products with Indonesian health standards through clinical studies. These initiatives will also foster interdisciplinary collaboration, training, and sustainable healthcare practices, targeting public health concerns in the region.
The ceremony included representatives from ATPC and the Indonesian Ministry of Health, reinforcing ATPC’s role in advancing healthcare innovation and sustainable health outcomes in Southeast Asia.
Taylor’s Invests in Education
Taylor’s Education Group has made a strategic investment in the Good International School, co-founded by Taylor’s alumni Yeoh Shu Wen and Thor Joe Hock. The partnership supports affordable, high-quality international education and aligns with Taylor’s mission to make education accessible to more families.
The school’s new campus at Quayside Tower, part of Gamuda Land’s TwentyFive7 Development, offers a modern learning environment. Benefits of the collaboration include preferential pathways to Taylor’s institutions, a teacher talent pipeline from Taylor’s University, and progressive teaching methods.
The partnership underscores Taylor’s commitment to shaping the future of education in Malaysia.
Tapway, Asteria Launch AIoT
Kuala Lumpur’s Tapway and Tokyo’s Asteria Corporation have launched the AIoT Suite, a no-code platform combining Vision AI and IoT technology to automate tasks like quality inspection, PPE compliance, and HSE monitoring in manufacturing.
Targeting Japanese manufacturers, the suite addresses labor shortages and operational inefficiencies. First launched in English in July for Southeast Asia and Japan, the Japanese version debuted on November 27.
The platform is available via subscription, aiming for a sales target of 100 million yen within two years.
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