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§ Team · Partners · References All Good Vision · An NTHU initiative · 2026

Trying to build an equal society.

Two students from Taiwan. A network of partners from Jakarta to Jiangsu. A roadmap built on honest sponsorship, public research, and operational partners — not on paper promises.

§ 01 — Leadership

Two founders, one question: what if glasses weren't a luxury?

On the founders

We met through NTHU's residential college and incubator — one trained in industrial engineering and operations, the other in AI and software systems. The combination matters: All Good Vision is not a clinical product, and it is not a pure tech product. It is an operations problem wrapped in a consumer-facing interface, and it needs both muscles to work.

CEO · Operations · System Design

Hector Chiu

邱浩哲

National Tsing Hua University
Institute of Industrial Engineering
Operations research · supply chain · partnership development

Jakarta pilot lead
CTO · AI · Product Engineering

Yuyi Chang

張又懿

National Tsing Hua University
Department of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science (AI)
NLP · HCI · human–AI collaboration · mobile & backend systems

Phone-based screening · app
"Glasses are the single most cost-effective health intervention we have. The problem isn't the lens — it's the path to the lens."
§ 02 — Working Partners

We don't build alone. On the ground, we build with them.

Eyewear Supplier

Jinshan manufacturing network

Preliminary collaboration with a certified eyewear manufacturer for standardized three-frame · one-lens production — ISO 10342 / ANSI Z80.1 compliant at unit cost below $4.

Last-mile Logistics

Local 3PL · Gojek

Established partner logistics in the Jakarta metro, with a primary pilot partnership via the Gojek driver network — direct subsidy + delivery in the same flow.

Legal & Market Consultant

Universitas Indonesia
Department of Law

In-country legal review of import, medical-adjacent product classification, and consumer protection — localizing the compliance surface before we ship a single pair.

Child-rights Advocate

Nuel

Local community advocate focused on child welfare and school-age vision screening — our bridge into pilot cohorts where the educational impact of correction is highest.

Community

NTHU Campus
Volunteer Group

Six-strong student volunteer cohort from NTHU — field testing, in-Taiwan prototype screening, translation, and accompanying the first Indonesia deployment.

Academic Host

NTHU 載物書院
Residential College

Institutional home for the project — research mentorship, cross-disciplinary advisors, and a physical base for prototype iteration and team workspace.

§ 03 — Sponsorship Roadmap

An honest view of where the money is — and where it's going.

Read this carefully

We separate confirmed, in discussion, and prospective support — because a sponsorship listed next to a logo on a slide is not the same as a wire transfer. The list below is what it actually is: a pipeline.

Organization Amount Category Status
NSTC · National Science & Technology Council (TW) $950 Research sponsorship Confirmed
FLYING HIGH $1,588 Project grant Confirmed
TEX YEAR Materials / in-kind Pending
NIKE $60,000 Corporate partnership Confirmed
adidas $100,000 Corporate partnership Confirmed
Panasonic $200,000 Corporate partnership Confirmed

Confirmed = signed / received. In discussion = active conversation. Prospective = target / pipeline, not yet contacted-and-closed. We update this on every pitch.

§ 04 — References

Every number in this site is cited.

On evidence

This is not a product pitch that asks you to trust us. The prevalence numbers, the education effect, the productivity multiplier, the road-safety reduction — each is drawn from published research, WHO / World Bank reports, or randomized trials. Here is the full bibliography.

Global burden

World Health Organization. (2019). World Report on Vision. WHO Press.
who.int/publications/i/item/world-report-on-vision

Prevalence & projections

IAPB. (2022). Vision Atlas: Magnitude and projections.
iapb.org/learn/vision-atlas/magnitude-and-projections

Education outcomes — China RCT

Ma, X., Congdon, N., Shi, Y., et al. (2014). Effect of providing free glasses on children's educational outcomes in China: cluster randomized controlled trial. BMJ, 349, g5740.
doi.org/10.1136/bmj.g5740

Education outcomes — meta

Glewwe, P., Park, A., & Zhao, M. (2016). The impact of eyeglasses on the academic performance of primary school students. Journal of Development Economics.

Productivity — India RCT

Reddy, P. A., Congdon, N., MacKenzie, G., et al. (2020). Effect of providing near glasses on productivity among rural Indian tea workers with presbyopia: a randomised controlled trial. The Lancet Global Health.

Demographics

World Bank. (2023). Population data — South & Southeast Asia.
CDC. (2011). Vision Health Initiative — national surveillance.

Comparative landscape

Tzu Chi Foundation. (2024). Eye care programs. tzuchi.org
VisionSpring. (2023). Annual report. visionspring.org
Sightsavers. (2023). Eye health programs overview. sightsavers.org
The Eye Care Foundation. (2023). Our work in Asia.

§ 05 — Get in touch

Invest, partner, or simply ask us a hard question.

Who should reach out

If you run a logistics network in Southeast Asia, operate a retail eyewear business, fund early-stage social ventures, sit on an NGO board, or just think we've gotten something meaningfully wrong — please write. The mistake we fear most is the one nobody warned us about before July.

This site is the public face of All Good Vision. If you received a private investor-deck link, the numeric appendix lives there.