Our first ideal produced "Help Me Speak," a public television program for Taiwan Public Television Station — a series based on true medical case studies, shot in Taiwan and the United States. Each of the thirteen half-hour episodes captures the difficulties of speech and treatment arising from a different medical affliction. The series, part of the opening fanfare for Taiwan's first Public Television Station, aimed at increasing public awareness of the benefits of early medical intervention.
Since then, we have produced well over one hundred hours of programming, including prime-time reality series (Little Ma Live!), lifestyle magazine shows (City Beat, Environmental Protection), medical series (Appointments), documentaries (Marjorie Bly – The Legend of Penghu; Beautiful Glory – Pearl Young Documentary), and prime-time drama series (Penal Code), broadcast on networks including Canada's Discovery Channel, MediaCorp Singapore, Taiwan Television, Taiwan Public Broadcast Station, Global Television, and Good TV. Two medical series — Appointments and Help Me Speak — and two documentaries — Marjorie Bly and Beautiful Glory — were filmed in the US, Canada, and China.
With increasing development of new technologies, we entered the computer multimedia industry: televised public service shows for autism foundations and Heart Path Foundation, multimedia projects for the Ministry of Education, an interactive multimedia guide system for XueBa National Park, the re-enactment of the historic "Centennial Rice Mill," and interactive teaching series for the Department of Health.
In international business, we have developed online teaching materials, Flash interactive games, audiovisual e-books, and TV documentaries for Fortune 500 companies such as Thermo Electron, Moody's, Honeywell, Genentech, ManPower, Camp Fire USA, and San Diego State University. Looking into the future, the era of artificial intelligence is coming. We want to apply this new technology to create better learning environments, supportive living spaces, and opportunities for fringe groups.