A logo, branding, and style guide assignment for an isometric point-and-click puzzle-mystery adventure game set around the not-so-ordinary campus of Ordinary, School for the Extraordinary. The game was created by this student along with his team, WDK, as part of the GAM200 and GAM250 modules, and was subsequently redeveloped for this branding style guide.

Victory Smile is a mobile app for parents to help incentivise positive behaviour in young children. The app offers a structured reward system that is based on each child’s performance and behaviour, allowing parents to award “smiley faces” to their children whenever they show good behaviour, complete tasks, or finish chores.

SIT Robotics Systems students Sonia Mok, Timothy Lee, and Joshua Ng wowed their IWSP supervisors at Weston Robot with their deep skills and positive mindsets. They were so impressive that Weston Robot changed their hiring plans and offered them full-time positions after their graduation.

This video showcase a project by RSE Year 2 students, where they have developed the prototype for a mobile robot which can detect stray chairs in a library and guide them into the proper locations near a desk.

This video showcase a project by RSE Year 2 students, where they have developed the prototype for an alternating air mattress for bed sore preventation with pressure data feedback for prompt adjustments to improve quality of care.

This video showcase a project by RSE Year 2 students, where they have developed the prototype for a sustainable autonomous solar panel cleaning system.

SIT NAME students participated in the European International Submarine Race in Gosport, UK. This event was hosted by IMarEST and QinetiQ and saw 11 teams from Canada, USA, UK, Taiwan and Germany compete against one another. In our maiden attempt, the students clinched 4th place, showcasing Singapore's engineering prowness on the global stage.

This video showcases the design and development of an effective coachscrew patrolling tool for inspecting coachscrews quickly and safely. This tool won the SMRT Most Innovative Kaizen Project Awards 2023.

SIT alumni and faculty conducted laboratory tests on reusable water bottles provided by volunteers to analyse their microbial communities, featured in CNA's Talking Point.