Innovative Creations Unleashed At Design Contest
11 Sep 2014
On 20 August, 35 teams of Year 2 students set up microcontroller based “creations” at the microcontroller laboratory and competed against each other. They had to pit in terms of ideas, technical competency & salesmanship. Winners walked away with vouchers and certificates.
These students taking the Microcontroller Applications / Engineering Design & Business Project II module put their Design Thinking skills to work. They interviewed and observed end users and developed insights. They brainstormed and selected good ideas for implementation. Sketches, personas, block diagrams, flowcharts, circuit fabrication, programming, interfacing, and troubleshooting kept them busy for the most part of the second term.
The judges, most of whom are microcontroller experts, debated and finally awarded prizes to 12 teams. Congratulations to all the winners!
Here’s a peek of the winners of the top prizes in the contest:
Prize |
Project Title |
Students |
Class |
1st |
Wearable Assistive Technology
:Doraemon's Hand |
Yan Jun Feng, Yeo Ling Zhi Kenny, Cheong Kai Xiang,
Chan Keng-Yew Paul |
DASE/FT/2B/22 |
2nd |
Dual Mode Vacuum Car |
Andrew Teng Kai Hong, Leonard Koh Deng Liang
Jonathan Goh, Yap Jia Wei |
DEEE/FT/2A/12 |
3rd |
Fab Cache |
Binita Saha, Tan Jing Yu William, Fong Jia Yi |
DEEE/FT/2A/13 |
Best Prototype |
Smart Poster |
Cao Chen, Tay Yee Juan, Ng Li Sheng Leeson
Cheng Seng, Noor Nashriyah Bte Jalil |
DEEE/FT/2A/12 |
Best Prototype |
Mystery |
Munmit Singh Dhillon, Munmit Singh Dhillon
Lim Yan Hao, Toh Yan Feng, Wong Jun Hao |
DEB/FT/2B/22 |
FIRST PRIZE - Wearable Assistive Technology - Doraemon's Hand
SECOND PRIZE - Dual Mode Vacuum Car
THIRD PRIZE - Fab Cache
BEST PROTOTYPE PRIZE - Smart Poster
BEST PROTOTYPE PRIZE - Mystery