Congratulations to NUS Calibur Robotics for their excellent performance at the RoboMaster University League (RMUL) North America that was held at the University of Colorado Boulder on 13-19 June 2024!

Congratulations to our NUS Formula SAE team who clinched overall 10th position at this year's Formula SAE Electric competition that was held in Michigan, USA from 12 to 15 June 2024!

Congratulations to the LeoNUS CanSat Team who clinched 9th place (out of 83 participating teams) in their inaugural participation at the CanSat Competition! 

Congratulations to Team Bumblebee who won the Singapore Autonomous Underwater Challenge (SAUVC) 2024 that was held on 5-8 April 2024!

Congratulations to the 3 teams of iDP students who clinched awards at the International Space Challenge (ISC) 2024, with one team bagging the competition’s $10,000 Grand Prize! The ISC 2024 was held in conjunction with the Global Space and Technology Convention in Singapore on 15-16 February 2024.

Congratulations to our iDP students who won this year’s College of Design and Engineering (CDE) Innovation & Research Award (High Achievement) and the NUS Outstanding Undergraduate Researcher Prize! Their winning entries were their projects from EG3301R Ideas to Proof-of-Concept which were completed between January and November 2022.

A big round of applause for our NUS Formula SAE team as they return from Michigan, USA, flying the Singapore and NUS flags high! The team clinched 18th out of 69 places at the Formula SAE Electric competition in June.

Congratulations to the NUS RoboMaster team who came in as first runner-up in the RoboMaster University League (RMUL) competition that was held at the University of Washington in Seattle on 5-9 July 2023!

Congratulations to Dr Khoo Eng Tat, Dr Tang Kok Zuea, and Mr Eugene Ee on their teaching awards during the College of Design and Engineering, NUS Award and Recognition Ceremony 2023!

Congratulations to our team of iDP students who won the Grand Prize at this year's International Space Challenge 2023! In line with this year’s theme on climate change, our iDP students proposed and conceptualised a nanosatellite to measure the level of light pollution in cities at night in order to assess their energy consumption.

Congratulations to our team of iDP students who clinched the Grand Prize in the Global Navigation Satellite System Innovation Challenge 2022! This annual competition, which is organized by the Singapore Land Authority and Space Faculty, encourages students to develop and use cutting-edge technologies such as GNSS and SiReNT to address everyday issues.

Congratulations to Team Bumblebee who won second place at the Maritime RobotX Challenge 2022! The team was one out of only four that qualified for the final round of events in the competition and just missed out on the top prize after a very close fight.