On Saturday, 1 November 2008, Maths Maestro participated in the Upper Mount Gravatt State School Cultural Festival. Inspired by a staff member who was a local resident and former student of the school, we provided a free mask making activity for kids to support the school, creating a fun atmosphere and helping the community get together.

As you can see from the photos, having fun and sharing our beloved Professor Piggy was high on the list of objectives. We were kept busy helping parents and kids with the Professor Piggy masks, which took a while to cut out due to his fuzzy fur. For those who missed out, you can download the Professor Piggy mask from our Promos section.

The Maths Maestro team sends their sincere gratitude to the organisers and volunteers for the provision of equipment and helping us run the activity.

On 19-21 September 2008, the Department of Intellectual Property (DIP), Thailand organised an Intellectual Property (IP) Fair held at Impact Muan Thong Thai Exhibition Centre. The message next to the event logo can be translated into English as "Thailand's Successful Intellectual Property - the Pride of Thailand".

In Honour of His Majesty the King, the event's objectives were to showcase His Majesty the King's inventions and provide opportunities for inventors and owner of Intellectual Property inventions to meet with investors, promoting the development of new inventions, increasing the ability for local companies to compete in a global market and encouraging people to not support, produce, purchase and sell any products that infringe on the Intellectual Property.

Mr Suthiphot Supunyachotsakul as the owner of six patents and the brain behind Maths Maestro Pty. Ltd. was selected to be one of the honourable guest exhibitors to receive a free booth display to showcase his inventions.

The booth featured two of his latest inventions, a Foot-Confining Cushion for Spring Mattress and Foot-Confining Bed Sheet as well as Maths Maestro's revolutionary maths techniques through Maths Maestro websites.

Maths Maestro's mind blowing techniques attracted more than 300 visitors over the three day exhibition and generated enormous amount of interest among parents, teachers and the general public.