Applied Research & Innovation

SIT works with community partners to contribute to social innovation projects.

Chua Guan Feng has developed a novel sustainable construction solution for his Industrial Master’s at SIT, where he acquired the building blocks for success.

A new welding protocol formulated by two SIT professors has unlocked stronger, yet lighter steel for construction use and clinched the Applied Research Excellence Award at the SIT University Awards 2024.

SIT’s Prof Ian McLoughlin and his team have trained AI frameworks to cut out noisy ambient sounds from recorded speech, leaving only the sound of clear voice.

SIT deepened its longstanding partnership with the Centre for Healthcare Innovation (CHI) and has been appointed as one of the key partners for the newly launched Centre for Healthcare Innovation Sustainability Academy (CHI SA).

Driven by a fascination with Gen AI and equipped with expertise in Internet-of-Things (IoT), Lead Professional Officer Neo Sua Hong leverages his skills to tackle real-world issues.

SIT professors are using technology to improve working conditions for those who work under the sun.

Under the Singapore Biodesign Faculty Fellowship, faculty members are equipped with biodesign knowledge in healthcare innovation to improve patients' lives.

SIT researchers have developed a digital twin of the Punggol Campus microgrid, which can simulate how the campus microgrid operator will respond to scenarios such as a sudden surge in demand or a power fault.

SIT Associate Professor Goh Weihan, a winner of the 2024 GovInsider Dare to Do Award, is empowering learners to upskill and gain competencies that can lead to a degree in Applied Computing.