Australia: UOW Uses AI to Monitor Oceanic Internal Waves
UOW’s engineering team is developing AI technology to detect and analyse oceanic internal waves using high-resolution satellite imagery, aiming to enhance underwater operations, marine safety, and environmental monitoring.
Hong Kong-Shenzhen Park to Bolster Innovation
The first phase of the Hong Kong-Shenzhen Innovation Park is nearing completion, marking significant progress in I&T collaboration between Hong Kong and Shenzhen, and reinforcing regional integration under the “one zone, two parks” model.
Australia: CSIRO’s Digital Tool Tackles Unhealthy Eating
CSIRO has introduced a free, online Healthy Habits Quiz to help Australians break unhealthy eating habits and improve weight management through personalised, science-based guidance.
Tan Tock Seng Hospital: VR Diabetic Foot Screening Course
Tan Tock Seng Hospital is transforming diabetic foot screening training with its innovative virtual reality course, which enhances efficiency and effectiveness by providing self-directed training and reducing traditional training time by 60%.
Australia’s Key Role in Global Renewable Energy Integration
Australia, as part of a global consortium, leads efforts to integrate renewable energy into electricity grids, utilising AI and innovative technologies to enhance grid stability, reduce costs, and drive economic growth.
Shaping Hong Kong’s Tech Future: PolyU’s Policy Recommendations
PolyU’s PRECIT has submitted 2024 recommendations to boost R&D, modernise infrastructure, support startups, and foster global collaboration to strengthen Hong Kong’s innovation leadership.
Singapore’s AI Push: Driving Innovation and Growth
Singapore is reinforcing its position as Southeast Asia’s AI and technology hub by driving AI adoption, particularly among SMEs, through strategic initiatives and fostering innovation in business transformation.
Hong Kong Tech Surge Seen in Youth Internship Programme
Reflecting the surge in interest in Hong Kong’s digital economy, the YSIP concluded successfully with a 45% increase in applications, showcasing the growing enthusiasm for careers in the city’s innovation and technology sectors.
Transforming Audio: SIT’s AI-Driven Noise-Cancellation Tech
Professor Ian McLoughlin and his team at SIT have created an AI system that enhances speech clarity by removing background noise, improving communication in noisy environments.
Hong Kong’s Innovation Hub Tops Global Rankings
Hong Kong is enhancing its innovation ecosystem and research capabilities as the Greater Bay Area maintains its position as a leading global I&T hub, ranked second globally in WIPO’s 2024 Innovation Index.
Immersive VR Boosts Learning for Intellectual Disabilities
A recent study shows that immersive VR significantly improves skill acquisition for individuals with intellectual disabilities, enabling better real-world performance and greater independence compared to non-immersive methods.
Malaysia’s Digital Revolution in Agriculture
Malaysia’s Digital AgTech3 initiative is advancing modern agriculture by integrating IoT, AI, and drone technology to boost productivity and sustainability.
Elevating IP Skills: Singapore Empowers Creative Sector
Singapore is advancing its IP landscape through a new aimed at enhancing IP awareness and proficiency among creative professionals and freelancers, in alignment with its IP Strategy 2030.
PolyU and PUTH Partner on Next-Gen Physiotherapy
The two institutions have partnered to advance physiotherapy through innovative technologies, focusing on cutting-edge research, talent development, healthcare innovation, and improving global healthcare standards.
Australia Sets Benchmark for Ethical AI Use in Government
Australia’s government has introduced a comprehensive AI policy focusing on ethical use, transparency, and public trust, aiming to balance innovation with responsibility while enhancing service delivery across public sector agencies.
NUS Pioneering Innovations for Ageing Well in Singapore
The Centre for Environment and Ageing Well to innovate living environments for an ageing population, focusing on integrating technology and interdisciplinary research to address age-related and climate challenges.
Hong Kong PolyU Partners for Smart and Sustainable Railways
PolyU, BJTU, and MTR Academy introduce a collaborative program aimed at enhancing railway development through advanced training in sustainable technologies, targeting key stakeholders across Belt and Road countries.
New South Wales: Real-Time Emergency Response Platform
BluLink, a new platform by NSW government, provides police with real-time access to GPS, video, and communication tools, improving emergency response times and enabling more effective incident management across the state.
Malaysia’s Sustainability: Research, Innovation and Smart Tech
Malaysia is advancing its sustainability goals through innovative research centers, specialised education and strategic partnerships that drive carbon reduction, technological innovation, and a sustainable future.
Singapore: Embracing an AI-Complemented Workforce
Minster Rahayu Mahzam discusses how AI is reshaping the workforce, emphasising both its potential to boost productivity and the need to address challenges related to job displacement and skill development.
CDI-CDEG Link Boosts Hong Kong’s Financial Digitalisation
The full operation of the CDI-CDEG connection, launched by the HKMA and DPO, integrates government data with banking processes, significantly enhancing digitalisation efforts and supporting Hong Kong’s growing digital economy.
Major Investment Boosts Malaysia’s High-Tech Manufacturing
The significant investment in Penang, Malaysia of an overseas manufacturing and R&D facility, marking a key milestone in its global expansion and boosting Malaysia’s high-tech manufacturing sector.
HKSAR’s Digital Push for Seamless Public Services
The HKSAR Government’s new self-service kiosks in the GBA use digital technology to enhance access to public services, streamline processes, reduce travel, and improve cross-boundary connectivity.
Singapore-India: Navigating Legal Challenges in the AI Era
The India-Singapore Judicial Roundtable emphasised the critical role of AI and ESG in shaping future legal frameworks, underscoring the deepening cooperation between both nations to address the evolving challenges of the digital age.
Revolutionising Navigation: Dung Beetles Inspire AI Advances
Researchers have developed a groundbreaking AI sensor inspired by dung beetles’ use of the Milky Way for navigation, aiming to enhance navigation systems for drones, robots, and satellites by leveraging the Milky Way’s resilience to motion blur.
Hong Kong: New Institute Focuses on FinTech
The HKUST Institute for Financial Research combines interdisciplinary research and emerging technologies to tackle complex financial and societal issues, fostering collaboration among academia, industry, and policymakers to drive impactful innovation.
Singapore: Community Resilience in the Digital Era
Singapore’s innovative community policing strategies and digital initiatives, alongside international collaboration, are enhancing trust and effectiveness in modern law enforcement.
Malaysia Expands MyTRIP QR Code for Enhanced Digital Immigration
Malaysia is set to expand the MyTRIP QR Code system to all border crossings, aiming to enhance immigration efficiency and citizen experience through digital innovation.
Singapore’s AI Evolution: Building a Resilient Ecosystem
Singapore’s strategic commitment to advancing AI through the refreshed National AI Strategy focuses on innovation, safety, and workforce empowerment to drive economic growth and address emerging challenges.
Hong Kong: 5G-Enabled Autonomous Shuttle Pilot
The Autonomous Platforms and Application Systems Centre has launched a 5G-enabled autonomous shuttle pilot at Fairview Park, marking a significant advancement in smart transportation with real-time coordination and enhanced safety features.