Top spot for Team Bumbleblee at RoboSub 2022

Congratulations to Team Bumblebee who won the first prize in the Autonomy Challenge Award and Best Design Documentation at RoboSub 2022!

RoboSub is an annual international competition in which student teams design and build autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) to complete a series of tasks in a pre-defined mission that mimics real-world applications, including maintaining heading and depth, attitude control, navigation, dropping a marker, and launching a torpedo. Held at the University of Maryland in the USA from 27 July 2022 to 2 August 2022, RoboSub 2022 marked 25 years of the competition and the first time the event had returned to in-person attendance since the COVID-19 pandemic. Team Bumblebee was among 39 student teams from across the globe who participated in the competition.

Team Bumblebee comprises students from various disciplines such as Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Computer Science.

iDP students clinch NUS Outstanding Undergraduate Researcher Prize and CDE Innovation & Research Award 2023

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.

NUS Formula SAE ranked in top 20 teams in Michigan

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.

NUS RoboMaster team wins 2nd prize at RoboMaster University League competition

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!