Engineering

BROWSE NEWS

2024

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Small and Smart: Meet the Drone System Inspired by Ants

SITizens emerged champions in the Singapore Amazing Flying Machine Competition 2024, Swarm category, where they built a drone system for a search-and-rescue mission.

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Innovating Sustainable Futures: Mapletree Challenge 2024

This year’s Mapletree Challenge continues to motivate students to become proactive change-makers, leveraging innovation to generate value.

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Predicting and Preparing for Microgrid Power Disruptions with a Digital Twin

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.

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Engineering the Perfect Cup of Bubble Tea

Muhammad Shadiqin and Nur Sarah share their IWSP experience working on the world’s first automated freshly brewed bubble tea machine.

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Beyond Textbooks: Using Industry Experience to Make Engineering Education Come Alive

Professional Officers like Christopher John Arnold are trump cards that equip SITizens with real-world industry skills.

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Maximising the Power of Microgrids for Energy Savings

Researchers from SIT, NUS and Power Automation plan to put their findings on smart energy management systems into practice.

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Mentors help SIT Interns ‘Mind-the-Gap’ at SMRT

The new SIT-SMRT Buddy Up Programme pairs SIT interns with workplace mentors who are SIT graduates.

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Mapletree Empowers Aspiring Innovators with Fifth Year of Support for The Mapletree Challenge

Five innovative solutions for a better world

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The ‘Green’ Passage Towards Maritime Decarbonisation

With the maritime industry turning to lower carbon fuels and energy-efficient technologies to reduce greenhouse to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, the Masterclass in Maritime Decarbonisation offered by SIT steers knowledge acquisition in this direction.

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From Bolts to Code: The Sky's the Limit

SIT student Dino Tan proves that embracing change will open new doors of learning opportunities.