Why we do this project?

IT power

From the birth of the internet to the present day, the evolution of PCs and smartphones has made our lives significantly more convenient and enriched.

The power of IT continues to advance at a rapid pace, breaking down barriers and solving challenges once thought impossible.
Its potential is boundless, holding the key to transformative change in society.

However, there are those who cannot fully benefit from these technological advancements due to issues such as poverty, lack of access to education, and inequality in healthcare. In particular, people living in the slums of Southeast Asia face significant challenges stemming from these social problems.

I am a Japanese web developer in my 30s who has been interested in international cooperation since my university days.
Currently, I live in Thailand and have visited slums and orphanages several times during weekends.
Through these visits, I started to believe that leveraging technology, such as IoT, could provide solutions to improve their quality of life.
I also wondered if I could offer some kind of support, however small, by using my skills and experiences.

With this thought in mind, I launched the "RINGBELL PROJECT" as a personal initiative.

Although progress is slow as I balance this with my full-time job, I am taking small steps forward while exploring new possibilities.