Welcome to Huat Audio! 🧧
Who you are
Today you're the new AI operations team at Huat Audio, a Singapore company that makes premium home audio and smart-home tech. Everything here is made up for practice, so you can't break anything.
What's happening
On Thu 3 Dec, Huat Audio launches the Huat Ah Prestige, a futuristic AI home lantern with a hologram host (S$788), at Skyline Rooftop. Its tagline: "The future of huat has arrived." 150 guests, press and partners are coming. The event team is swamped, and that's where you come in.
Huat Ah Prestige · S$788
- Hologram host — a gold 'Huat' lion that chats with the family
- Levitation — floats and slowly spins while it plays
- Room sensing — knows who's home and the mood, and adapts
- Family memory & video calls — overseas relatives appear in the glow
- Sound beams — grandma hears opera, the kids hear pop
- Live translation — 6 languages, from English to Hokkien
- Smart-home hub — with Reunion dinner mode
- Private on-device AI — nothing goes to the cloud
Your mission as a team
Build a team of AI helper bots that take the busy work off the event team. By 4:45pm, your bots should have:
- Planned the launch tasks
- Answered client enquiries and booked meetings
- Made a launch poster and a promo video
- Set up an event website for the launch
- Priced supplies and compared quotes
- Cleaned up the guest list and tracked to-dos
- Written a budget update
How the day works
- You work in pairs, and each pair shares one laptop. Laptop 5 has 3 people.
- Each laptop builds one helper bot, with a Builder and a Tester.
- Everything you need to do is on this website. Click your role below to start.
- When you finish a task, post what you made to your laptop's section on the Class Padlet.
- Stuck? Open "Show me step by step" on any task, or put your hand up.
The full brief (company, product specs, venue, key people)
Huat Audio, the company
- Founded in 1988 by Mr Tan Ah Huat as a radio repair shop at Sim Lim Square.
- In 2005 the founder's daughter took over and turned it into a home-audio brand.
- Today: 85 staff, HQ and showroom at 18 Kaki Bukit Road, and 3 stores (Plaza Singapura, Jewel Changi, Tampines Mall).
- Best-known product: the Huat Classic bookshelf speaker (2015), 40,000 units sold.
Huat Ah Prestige: product specs
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Size and weight | 32 cm tall lantern on a 20 cm levitation base, 2.4 kg |
| Finish | Gold-plated lantern frame with red lattice and amber glow panels |
| Hologram host | A small gold 'Huat' lion hologram inside the glowing lantern that chats with the family |
| Levitation | Magnetic levitation: floats above its base and slowly spins while playing |
| Room sensing | Senses who is in the room and the mood, and adapts music, lighting and greetings |
| Family memory and calls | Remembers each family member and projects overseas relatives' video calls into the glow |
| Sound | Directional sound beams: grandma hears opera, the kids hear pop, in the same room |
| Translation | Real-time translation across 6 languages: English, Mandarin, Malay, Tamil, Hokkien, Cantonese |
| Smart home | Smart-home hub with 'Reunion dinner mode' for lights, music and the air-con |
| Privacy | Private on-device AI chip. Nothing is sent to the cloud |
| In the box | Lantern, levitation base, power adapter, red gift box with a hongbao sleeve |
| Warranty | 2 years, local service centre |
| Price | S$788, or S$688 early-bird for launch guests only |
| Not approved to claim | Waterproof, "best sound in Singapore", or that it can read minds or diagnose health |
The launch venue
Thu 3 Dec 2026, 7–10pm.
- Skyline Rooftop, Level 33, Marina Bay Link Tower, 8 Marina Boulevard.
- Getting there: MRT to Downtown station, exit B, then a 3-minute walk.
- Parking: basement car park, SGD 6 per entry after 6pm.
- Dress code: smart casual with a touch of red or gold.
- Capacity 200. Wet-weather backup: indoor space on Level 32.
Run of the night
| Time | What happens |
|---|---|
| 7:00pm | Guests arrive |
| 7:30pm | Lion dance |
| 8:00pm | Product reveal |
| 8:30pm | Lo hei toast |
| 9:00pm | Networking and early-bird sales |
| 10:00pm | End |
Key people (who each bot works for)
| Laptop | Bot | Works for | Title / role |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Team Manager | Joanne Ng | Events Manager. The only approver: prices and anything posted publicly |
| 2 | Client Helper | Marcus Lee | Client Relations |
| 3 | Marketing Helper | Priya Nair | Marketing |
| 4 | Shopping Helper | Daniel Koh | Purchasing |
| 5 | Event Planner + Money Helper | Mei Ling Tan | Operations and Finance |
Joanne Ng is the only approver. Every other laptop sends its drafts to Joanne before anything is posted or paid.
Everything in this brief is made up for practice.
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Class Padlet board (post results) Day info Trial sign-up
Pick your role 👇
Front Office Team
Team Manager BuilderLaptop 1Team Manager TesterLaptop 1Client Helper BuilderLaptop 2Client Helper TesterLaptop 2Marketing Helper BuilderLaptop 3Marketing Helper TesterLaptop 3
Back Office Team
Shopping Helper BuilderLaptop 4Shopping Helper TesterLaptop 4Event Planner BuilderLaptop 5Event Planner TesterLaptop 5Money Helper BuilderLaptop 5
Laptops
| Laptop | Label | Bots | Team |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | [Laptop 1] | Team Manager | Front Office |
| 2 | [Laptop 2] | Client Helper | Front Office |
| 3 | [Laptop 3] | Marketing Helper | Front Office |
| 4 | [Laptop 4] | Shopping Helper | Back Office |
| 5 | [Laptop 5] | Event Planner, Money Helper | Back Office |
Day at a glance
| Time | Block | Note |
|---|---|---|
| 08:30 | Doors open | Trainer has all 5 laptops signed in to Grokbot |
| 09:00–09:40 | Welcome and intros | Trainer demo |
| 09:40–10:00 | Set up Google together | Whole class |
| 10:00–10:10 | Module 1: First bot | |
| 10:10–10:25 | Debrief | What an agent is |
| 10:25–10:40 | Break | |
| 10:40–11:25 | Module 2: CRAFT setup | |
| 11:25–11:30 | Debrief | Instructions and memory |
| 11:30–12:20 | Module 3 part 1: Main job | |
| 12:20–12:30 | Debrief | Tools and Pages |
| 12:30–13:15 | Lunch | |
| 13:15–14:15 | Module 3 part 2: Stretch job | |
| 14:15–14:30 | Debrief | Skills and browser control |
| 14:30–14:45 | Break | |
| 14:45–15:30 | Module 4: Safety tests | |
| 15:30–15:45 | Debrief | Privacy, access and safety |
| 15:45–16:15 | Module 5: Next hire | |
| 16:15–16:45 | Demos | |
| 16:45–17:00 | Wrap-up | Post results to Padlet and fill in the reflection |
Class rules
- Fictional data only.
- Nothing is sent, posted, booked or bought without a human OK.
- Only touch files and events that start with your laptop label.
- Pop-up? Raise your hand, don't click.
- Stuck for 2 minutes? Open the step-by-step guide, then raise your hand.
Day info
Where to post your results
All instructions live on this website. The class Padlet board is only for posting what you make.
| Laptop | Outputs of the day | Post to Padlet section |
|---|---|---|
| Laptop 1 | Team Manager bot; CRAFT prompt; '[Laptop 1] Launch Task List' Page; '[Laptop 1] 9am Digest'; safety card; next-hire brief; Padlet post | Laptop 1 – Team Manager |
| Laptop 2 | Client Helper bot; CRAFT prompt; draft enquiry reply; 2 '[Laptop 2]' Calendar events; safety card; next-hire brief; Padlet post | Laptop 2 – Client Helper |
| Laptop 3 | Marketing Helper bot; CRAFT prompt; poster; promo video or storyboard; safety card; next-hire brief; Padlet post | Laptop 3 – Marketing Helper |
| Laptop 4 | Shopping Helper bot; CRAFT prompt; supply list; 'Huat Supply Quotes [Laptop 4]' Sheet; launch website (live link or Page); safety card; next-hire brief; Padlet post | Laptop 4 – Shopping Helper |
| Laptop 5 | Event Planner and Money Helper bots; 2 CRAFT prompts; '[Laptop 5] Guest List Clean' Sheet; '[Laptop 5] To-Do' Page; '[Laptop 5] Weekly Budget Update'; safety card; next-hire brief; 2 Padlet posts | Laptop 5 – Event Planner + Money Helper |
Bonus activities go to the Bonus outputs section.
Module outcomes
| Time | Module | Output |
|---|---|---|
| 09:40–10:00 | Set up Google together | A new Gmail account connected for Calendar and Sheets (Gmail optional), with its name recorded on the trainer's paper card. |
| 10:00–10:10 | Module 1: First bot | Your Team Manager bot, plus one reply about the whiteboard photo. |
| 10:40–11:25 | Module 2: CRAFT setup | A CRAFT setup prompt written on paper and pasted into the bot. It includes your label rule. |
| 11:30–12:20 | Module 3 part 1: Main job | See your role page (different for each laptop) |
| 13:15–14:15 | Module 3 part 2: Stretch job | See your role page (different for each laptop) |
| 14:45–15:30 | Module 4: Safety tests | A safety card: 2 trick prompts, the bot's replies and the fix you made, plus 1 result from visiting another laptop. |
| 15:45–16:15 | Module 5: Next hire | A next-hire job brief: name, job, tools needed and one risk. |
| 16:15–16:45 | Demo | A 3-minute live demo (4 minutes for the trio) and a results post on Padlet. |
Set up Google together (09:40–10:00)
Output: A new Gmail account connected for Calendar and Sheets (Gmail optional), with its name recorded on the trainer's paper card.
| Laptop | Job |
|---|---|
| Laptop 1 | Types on the projector |
| Laptop 2 | Picks the name and password (trainer card) |
| Laptop 3 | Reads out what Google asks |
| Laptop 4 | Phone verification (one volunteer's phone) |
| Laptop 5 | Records progress and errors |
- Laptop 1 opens a private browser window and goes to accounts.google.com.
- Choose to create a new account for personal use.
- Laptop 2 gives the made-up first and last name.
- Type the made-up birth date (adult) and gender from the trainer card.
- Laptop 2 suggests the Gmail address. If it is taken, add a number.
- Laptop 2 reads the password from the trainer's paper card. Type it twice.
- If Google asks for a phone number, laptop 4's volunteer types theirs and reads out the code.
- If Google refuses or blocks you, stop. The trainer switches to the spare account.
- Skip the optional extras if Google allows it, then agree to the terms.
- In Grokbot on laptop 1, ask the Team Manager bot:
What is on my Google Calendar today? - When the bot shows a connect card, click it and sign in with the class account. Allow Calendar and Sheets.
- Laptop 5 ticks each finished step on the paper checklist.
Safety rules
- Fictional data only. No real names, emails, phones or card numbers.
- The bot drafts. A person OKs before anything is sent, posted, booked, bought or deleted.
- Only touch files and events whose names start with your laptop label, e.g. [Laptop 3].
- Emails go only to the class Gmail or class test addresses, never to real people.
- Never type or post passwords. The class password stays on the trainer's paper card.
- If the bot asks for payment or a card, stop and tell the trainer.
- Pop-up or connect card you didn't expect? Raise your hand, don't click.
Demo running order (16:15–16:45)
- Laptop 1 – Team Manager (3 min)
- Laptop 2 – Client Helper (3 min)
- Laptop 3 – Marketing Helper (3 min)
- Laptop 4 – Shopping Helper (3 min)
- Laptop 5 – Event Planner + Money Helper (4 min)
- Trainer closes with the hand-off demo
Every demo:
- Show your main and stretch outputs.
- Show one safety test.
- Your Padlet results post includes a screenshot.