People · Technology · PossibilityA real School Drone STREAM Lab project connecting HiiLSE Drone curriculum development, MDCoCI industry advisory, education stakeholders, technology partners and future-ready student learning.
The SJKT Ladang Katoyang Drone STREAM Lab project in Tanjong Malim, Perak, provides a practical school environment for Drone Technology, Artificial Intelligence, Coding & Programming, Robotics & Engineering, Mapping & Geospatial Technologies, Smart Agriculture, Drone Racing, STEM, STEAM, STREAM and TVET exposure.
HiiLSE Drone Malaysia is identified in the supplied project source as the Designer & Inventor of the MOE-Approved Drone STREAM Curriculum & Course, supporting the programme structure and technology-learning pathway.
Malaysia Drone Chamber of Commerce & Industry (MDCoCI) is presented as the Drone STREAM Lab Project Advisor / industry ecosystem support body, helping connect school, education stakeholders, industry partners and the wider drone ecosystem.
The supplied project evidence records the School Drone STREAM Lab launch with YB Datuk Chang Lih Kang, Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation Malaysia, together with HiiLSE Drone, MDCoCI, ASOK UAS, PPD / JPN / MOE participation, community stakeholders and supporting industry ecosystem participants.
Learn → Build → Fly → Race → Code → Innovate. The programme is designed to stimulate practical technology learning, creativity, problem-solving, future skills and awareness of pathways into drone operations, aerospace, engineering, AI, robotics, geospatial technology and entrepreneurship.
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