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. Team Bumblebee was among 39 student teams from across the globe who participated in the competition.

The NUS FSAE team officially unveiled their latest race car, the R22e, during their Sponsors Appreciation Day on 28 June 2022. The event was graced by Senior Minister of State for Transport and Finance, Mr Chee Hong Tat, and attended by many sponsors who have been supporting the NUS FSAE team for the years.

Congratulations to our iDP students who showed an impressive performance in this year’s College of Design and Engineering (CDE) Innovation & Research Award (IRA) and the NUS Outstanding Undergraduate Researcher Prize (OURP)! More than half of this year’s IRA winners are from the iDP, while all the winners for the OURP’s group category from CDE are from iDP.

Congratulations to our team of iDP students who were awarded a Distinction Award at the International Space Challenge 2022 for their idea of using of a high-voltage energy generator that harnesses energy from the Van Allen belts to extend satellite mission lifespan coupled with a suite of particle detectors and sensors to further understand the complex nature of these belts of radiation surrounding the Earth.

The Innovation & Design Programme was pleased to welcome Mr Ken Chan, Programme Manager at ST Engineering, on 1 October 2021 (Friday) to give a webinar on urban mobility and autonomous transport. Focusing on autonomous vehicles (AVs), Mr Chan prefaced his discussion by stating any final year undergraduate student project can design and develop open-source

The Innovation & Design Programme was pleased to welcome Dr Puneet Seth on 1 October 2021 (Friday) to give a talk on age-tech. Dr Puneet Seth is a medical doctor with 25 years of experience, most recently working in surgery, emergency medicine and disaster management. He aspires to explore the use of systems development and technology

The Innovation and Design Programme (iDP) was privileged to have Professor Chng Wee Joo, Vice-Dean for Research the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine and Group Director for Research at the National University Hospital System (NUHS), and Ms Grace Chiang, Chief Campus Planning Officer of Alexandra Hospital (AH), share with iDP students the Singaporean healthcare

The Innovation & Design Programme had the pleasure of welcoming Mr Manuel Ho, founder and CEO of INTNT.AI, to share about artificial intelligence (AI) and the power of intelligent bots on 10 September 2021 (Friday). Mr Ho spoke about the way his company is leveraging AI to enable intelligent bots to meet the ever growing

Mr Lee Ting Wei, who is a Principal Consultant at PM–Partners, shared about his ample experience in the project management field for the pharmaceutical, telecommunications, and manufacturing sectors during a webinar on 3 September 2021 (Friday). A former engineering student, Mr Lee gave examples about how various methodologies for project management can be applied in

Mr Eddy Teo, Senior Engineering Manager for Hair Care at Dyson Singapore, presented an exciting webinar on 26 August 2021 (Thursday) evening about how the company has reimagined design engineering. Using the latest Dyson Supersonic attachment, the Flyaway, as a case study, Mr Teo walked through how Dyson identifies problems to explore and generate the unique

Team HomePal wins NUS Resilience and Growth (R&G) Innovation Challenge Congratulations to team HomePal for winning the NUS Resilience and Growth Innovation Challenge. The team consists of Kor Jia Wen (Materials Science & Engineering, iDP, Class of 2021), Lai Hoi Bing (Industrial Design, Class of 2021), Chen Hong Wei (Mechanical Engineering, Class of 2021), Chua

Congratulations to our iDP team Agritisan who won the NUS Resilience and Growth (R&G) Innovation Challenge. Agritisan, previously known as HexAgri, is a rooftop hydroponics farm in Singapore that aims to contribute to Singapore’s 30 by 30 goal (i.e. to produce 30% of its own food by 2030). The team is answering the nation-wide initiative