Brogent Group has always believed that advanced immersive simulation technology should extend beyond entertainment to serve as a bridge that connects the world and inspires dreams. Upholding our founding mission of "creating joy and realizing dreams", we transform our core R&D capabilities into positive social energy. In 2025, we sponsored NT$579,650 in cash and NT$155,040 in total value of i-Ride flying theater experience vouchers. Through a series of cross-border and cross-disciplinary public welfare actions, the Company enabled immersive experiences to transcend geographical and resource limitations, thereby delivering tangible value to society.
Technology Empowerment: Closing Urban-Rural and Digital Disparities
We fully recognize that education is the key to transforming the future. In 2025, Brogent, together with the Kaohsiung Coding Education Association and public representatives to ship more than 200 refurbished IT devices to rural and remote communities in Kenya, Africa, opening a window to digital learning for children there. In Taiwan, we invited teachers and students from Namaxia District and children supported by the Boyo Social Welfare Foundation to visit the i-Ride flying theater. The Chief Technology Officer personally introduced the science behind flying theater technology, transforming technology education from textbook into tangible career inspiration and vivid sensory experiences.
Cultural Inclusion: Building a Cross-Border Understanding Bridge
Technology is the best universal language. This year, we welcomed exchange delegations from the Japan's Global Tekijuku Business School and Northwest University in the U.S. to share insights on how immersive technology can be applied to public education. In a particularly meaningful collaboration with the Amitofo Care Center International, we invited children from Lesotho to join indigenous students from Taiwan in an immersive experience themed " Volare Over Earth Episode I: Africa", rediscovering their homeland magnificence from an aerial perspective. This exchange spans thousands of miles, planting seeds of courage to explore the world in the hearts of children.
Sustainability Action: A Green Commitment to Earth
In addition to humanistic care, Brogent actively practices environmental sustainability initiatives.
Resource recycling: Supporting the premiere of "Toy Planet: The Big Adventure", we collaborated with the Taiwan Toy Library Association to collect 52.5 kg of second-hand toys, substantially reducing approximately 152 kg of carbon emissions.
Protecting Our Ocean: The Company sponsored the Ocean Challenge forum, supporting young people from 14 countries around the world in proposing solutions for ocean sustainability. By empowering the next generation, the Company contributes to transforming their creativity into tangible action for environmental protection.
Looking ahead, Brogent will continue to integrate its hardware technologies with public welfare resources, enabling immersive experiences to act as an innovative medium for driving ESG initiatives. We not only lead the audience beyond the horizon, but also aim to guide society towards a more inclusive, imaginative, and sustainable future.
January | School Principals and Teachers from Namaxia District, Kaohsiung Visit the i-Ride Flying Theater
The Company hosted principals and teachers from elementary and junior high schools in Namaxia District, Kaohsiung, who visited the i-Ride flying theater in Kaohsiung. During the visit, guests watched the "Fly High Over Taiwan" and the "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" at the flying theater, appreciating Taiwan's natural landscapes and iconic cultural imagery from an immersive perspective while experiencing firsthand the diverse possibilities of applying technology content in educational settings. Namaxia District is rich in natural ecology and cultural backgrounds. Through this exchange, we promoted the understanding and imagination of innovative technologies and experiential learning in educational settings, generating new inspiration for future curriculum design and teaching models. This visit also demonstrated the application of technology experience in connection with education, culture, and environmental care, deepening interactions between industry and the education sector.
January | Visit by Japan's Global Tekijuku Business School to Brogent
Global Tekijuku Business School, an educational institution established by the Kansai Economic Federation of Japan visited Brogent's Kaohsiung headquarters. The institution has long invited members of companies in the Kansai region to participate in educational outreach, and is committed to cultivating future leadership talents with an international perspective and social responsibility awareness. During the exchange, the Company arranged for guests to experience the i-Ride flying theater and shared insights into the application of immersive technology in public education and talent development. The Company also introduced how to inspire leaning motivation through experience-based content and its ongoing collaboration with local associations and schools to promote nonprofit-oriented educational initiatives, giving back to the communities.
Both parties engaged in in-depth discussions on educational innovation, cross-cultural understanding, and talent cultivation models. Representatives from the Global Tekijuku Business School also presented their integrated theoretical and practical teaching methodology, which supports corporate members in strengthening strategic thinking, global vision, and execution capabilities. This cross-border educational exchange is a public welfare event by nature, demonstrating the potential of technology experience as a public education resource, and promoting the outreach of educational concepts and social values, laying the foundation for the continuous advancement of educational philanthropy and international cooperation.
May | Spreading Love Through Toy Donation at i-Ride
Brogent's i-Ride flying theaters in Kaohsiung and Taipei serve as a venue for immersive experiences and public welfare initiatives. During the premiere of the original production "Toy Planet: The Big Adventure", we jointly launched the charitable initiative "Sharing is Caring: Give a Child a Toy Gift" in collaboration with the Taiwan Toy Library Association, encouraging the public to participate in resource sharing and child support through concrete action. Within only one month, the campaign collected several hundred used toys in decent conditions, which were subsequently donated to children in need. The initiative extended the lifecycle of goods while promoting environmental friendliness and public welfare.
The "Toy Planet: The Big Adventure" combines fun childlike storytelling with flight experiences, guiding the audience to understand the emotional value of toys in childhood development and the spirit of sharing, and conveying the core concepts of cherishing resources and caring for others through its narrative. This campaign integrates immersive experiences, physical donations, and educational messaging, demonstrating the potential of immersive entertainment in children's public welfare and sustainability issues, and also deepening the tangible investment of enterprises in social participation and promotion of public value.
June | Visit by Northwestern University Delegation to Brogent
Brogent welcomed a student delegation from Northwestern University in the United States for an exchange program integrating technological experience with cultural exploration. At the i-Ride flying theater, the students watched the "Fly High Over Taiwan" and the "Episode I: Africa", enjoying Taiwan's mountains and rivers as well as the vast landscapes of Africa from an aerial perspective, deepening their understanding of diverse cultures and natural environments. In interactive experiences at the E-sports Center, students personally experienced how technological innovation combines education, culture, and entertainment, inspiring them to think about how technology can contribute to social development and environmental sustainability. This visit not only promoted cross-border cultural exchanges, but also demonstrated Brogent's efforts in promoting education and ESG culture, leaving the faculty and students a strong impression of Taiwan's innovation in both technology and social responsibility.
August |From Kaohsiung to Africa: Love and Technology Transcend Geographical Boundaries
In partnership with the Kaohsiung Coding Education Association, an organization long dedicated to children's coding education, and supported by public representatives in Kaohsiung City, Brogent donated more than 200 refurbished laptops, desktop computers, and monitors to rural and remote schools in Kenya, Africa, providing local children with more access to digital learning opportunities. Through this collaboration, Brogent and the Kaohsiung Coding Education Association extended educational resources to rural and remote areas overseas. Over the years, the Kaohsiung Coding Education Association has offered free coding courses across Taiwan, trained instructors, and donated refurbished computers globally to benefit children in rural, remote, and disadvantaged regions. Brogent has long focused on equality in education and resource sustainability, and hopes that this initiative will encourage more companies to invest in public welfare, creating a win-win situation for the environment and society.
August | Flying with Boyo Children to Explore Infinite Possibilities
Brogent welcomed 80 children from the Boyo Social Welfare Foundation to embark on an exploration journey that combines technology, culture, and imagination. The event started by a viewing of "Episode I: Africa" at the i-Ride Kaohsiung, where children experienced Africa's magnificent landscapes and wildlife from an aerial perspective, engaging in vivid natural and ecological learning settings. Subsequently, the children became young drivers at Brogent's Kaohsiung headquarters E-sports Center, experiencing racing and boating simulators that conveyed the excitement and fun of high-speed turns and driving. Through these simulations, they gained firsthand exposure to the immersive power of technological simulations.
During the event, Brogent's Chief Technology Officer also delivered a session themed "Behind the Scenes of Brogent's Amusement Technology", guiding the children through the expertise and teamwork required for the R&D, design, and operational processes behind the scenes. The session showed how countless efforts and creativity transform ideas into joyful experiences. The Chairman of the Boyo Social Welfare Foundation also attended the event and joined the children in witnessing this inspiring journey. Through this experience, children not only felt the charm of technological innovation and entertainment, but also cultivated courage, imagination, and confidence in exploration, encouraging them to continue learning and pursue their aspirations in the future.
September | Starting from the Ocean: Empowering Sustainable Action
In 2025, the 7th Ocean Challenge forum brought together a total of 162 youth teams from 14 countries around the world to propose creative and feasible solutions for marine pollution prevention, resource recycling, technology security, and education promotion. Through innovative proposals, cross-border exchanges, and onsite actions, the forum enabled the new generation to show their passion and responsibility toward ocean sustainability, further establishing the forum as a model platform for international youth marine dialogue. Brogent supported the forum through sponsorship awards, encouraging participating youths to deepen their understanding of ocean conservation significance. By viewing the world and our planet from diverse perspectives, participants were inspired to translate environmental awareness into concrete action. The initiative strengthened international youth education exchange and reflected Brogent's commitment to social welfare and sustainability initiatives.
December | Partnering with ACC to Help African Children Discover Taiwan from a New Perspective
Brogent welcomed children from Lesotho supported by the Amitofo Care Center (ACC) International for an in-depth experience of integrating technology, education, and cultural exploration. ACC has long been deeply involved across Africa, supporting children's educational growth and aspirations. During their trip to Taiwan, they specifically visited Brogent's Kaohsiung headquarters, watching the "Episode I: Africa" at the i-Ride flying theater. They overlooked the magnificent natural landscape and diverse culture of Africa from above, rediscovering the beauty of their homeland. During the immersive flying experience, children were amazed at the magnificence of the landscapes where they were raised while broadening their global vision and cultural understanding. The children from Lesotho also delivered great performances showcasing their culture and vitality, bringing laughter and joy to the visit.
Through immersive technology and immersive experiences, Brogent supported this initiative by helping children explore the world from different perspectives and cultivating exploration spirit and courage, inspiring and encouraging them throughout their future growth. This project demonstrates the value of public welfare combined with education and technology, and demonstrates Brogent's support for international education exchanges and social responsibility.
Community Care | Blood Donation at the Kaohsiung Software Park
In 2025, the Bureau of Industrial Parks of the Ministry of Economic Affairs held a blood donation event at the Kaohsiung Software Park. Brogent actively responded to the event. Anyone who donated 500 mL of blood could received an i-Ride flying theater experience ticket. A total of 100 tickets were sponsored (each worth NT$680), with a total value of NT$68,000. In addition, 50 Brogent employees also participated in the blood donation event and each donated 250 mL of blood, demonstrating their corporate social responsibility and care through practical actions, jointly contributing to public welfare.