Our Achievements
NASA Space App Challenge
Electronics student Nur Shafiqah was part of a multi-disciplinary team that invented a data visualisation tool to analyse huge amounts of data on greenhouse gas emissions, allowing scientists to spot trends over many years in the fight for environmental sustainability.
Her invention, which entailed a high level of programming interface development skills – executed within 48 hours – won a Bronze award in the NASA Space App Challenge 2024.
Student:
Nur Shafiqah Bte Mohd Fadzli
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Singapore RailTech Grand Challenge
Showing their innovative spirit and technical competence, 3 Electronics students and their teammates invented a monitoring system to provide real-time location tracking of personnel working on MRT railway tracks via transmitters mounted on their helmets, thereby enhancing safety and productivity.
Called “Tracksafe”, the system won a Bronze award in the annual RailTech Grand Challenge 2024 organised by the Singapore Bus Academy and the Employment and Employability Institute (e2i).
Students:
Grace Sng Jia Hui, Gue Yi Peng, Muhammad Farhat Bin Jamaludin
WorldSkills Singapore
Electronics students have done consistently well in the prestigious biennial WorldSkills (WSS) competition over the years, testifying to their high technical competence.
In 2023, they took home a Silver and a Bronze award, improving on their fine performance of 2021 when they also won a Silver. Their achievements came in the Electronics category.
Students:
Muhammad Hasnaat Islam, Lim Ryan Ryutaro (both Silver), Yoong Wai Kit (Bronze)
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Singapore Grand Energy Challenge
Two Electronics students conceptualised a revolutionary Energy Storage System for power distribution grids which distribute power to households and industries, winning a Silver award in the competition, held in Oct 2023.
Unlike conventional battery storage systems that use chemicals to store the energy, this new method which makes use of gravity to trigger the release of energy, takes up less storage space, has a longer lifespan, requires less manpower to operate, and is more environment friendly.
Students:
Ayhan Escandar bin Mohammad Talib, Gue Yi Peng
ARTSIC
Electronics students achieved a Merit award in the annual Assistive & Rehabilitation Technologies Student Innovation Challenge (ARTSIC) 2022.
Their project, a smart glove with sensors, allows stroke patients to play a computer game by moving their fingers, while tracking their progress on a cloud server for doctors to monitor in real time.
Students:
Nurul Attiah Salleh, Nur Mas Zafirah bte Ahmad, Suhailah bte Jailani
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