School of Infocomm (SOI)

Key Word Sign (Singapore)

Key Word Sign is a user-friendly mobile app collaboration with MINDS to promote keyword sign communication in Singapore. Unlike existing offerings, this app focuses on local hand signs which allows both learners and other individuals to connect with the intellectually disabled community easily. It offers several features:

• Interactive Learning: Users can explore keyword signs through visual aids and potentially utilise AI to detect their own hand gestures for practice.
• Accessibility Integration: Google Assistant integration allows hands-free access to the app's functionalities.
• Local Focus: The app prioritises Singaporean keyword signs, filling a gap in readily available resources.
   

Team Members:
See Kai Xin Hermione, Chua Qiu Li, Xu Duo, Winnie Yong Yun Ni

Supervisor:
Mr Jason Lim

FinantierPay Digital Wallet

Tired of juggling multiple digital wallet apps with compatibility headaches? FinantierPay, a collaboration with Finantier.co, offers a comprehensive online platform accessible through any web browser. FinantierPay allows one to:

• Manage Multiple Wallets: Create and manage multiple wallets for convenient budgeting and spending.
• Seamless Transactions: Top-up, withdraw, and make payments with ease within the secure FinantierPay ecosystem.
• Universal E-commerce Integration: Pay directly on any e-commerce website that uses FinantierPay's integrated payment system. Merchants can simply register their accounts and stores for easy identification.
• Bonus Rewards: Enjoy exclusive benefits like membership tiers, loyalty points, cashback rewards, and even monthly interest on your balance.
   

Team Members:
Cheng Xin Lin, Koh Siew Gek, Chen Wanting

Supervisor:
Mr Jerry Sim

 

SPF Project Gatekeeper

Singapore faces a surge in scams with incidents skyrocketing by 53% in 2021 alone. These online crimes made up 40% of all reported offences and have caused over $633 million in losses.

To tackle this, the project team worked with the Singapore Police Force (SPF) to develop a Google Chrome Extension with the following anti-scam features:

• Community Reporting: Users can easily flag suspicious links they encounter online.
• Police Verification: Authorised SPF personnel review reported links before adding them to a secure database.
• Public Protection: This collaborative effort aims to shield users from falling prey to internet phishing scams.
   

Team Members:
Celeste Tan Jia Yu, Dessy, Lee Jun Hui, Derren Liu Wee Jun

Supervisor:
Ms Magdalene Lim 

Mobile Game Apps Development for the Elderly

This project is a collaboration with KYDZ International to tackle dementia in the elderly by developing two mobile game apps specifically designed to improve short-term memory through fun and engaging puzzles.

• Sliding Tile: Players reassemble a jumbled image by rearranging tiles based on a reference picture, exercising visual memory and spatial reasoning.
• Jigsaw: Users complete puzzles by putting various pieces together, enhancing problem-solving skills and providing a sense of accomplishment upon completion. Completed puzzles are saved in a gallery.

Both games cater to seniors with:

• Customisable Difficulty: Adjustable difficulty levels ensure games remain engaging and challenging for users with varying cognitive abilities.
• Accessibility Features: High-contrast colours and large buttons create a user-friendly interface that minimises input errors and promotes ease of use.
   

Team Members:
Foo Wei Hong, Muhammad Fudayl Bin Mohamin, Low Hong Teck, Abdul Raiyan Bin Abdul Rahim

Supervisor:
Mr Kong Chee Chong 

Service Ambassador using Pepper Robot

Restaurants often encounter staffing shortages which hinders their operations and productivity. The team designed an integrated service robot to address issues like uneven task distribution and repetitive tasks which distract servers from their core duties such as food delivery. The robot spots the following key features:

• Front-of-House Automation: The robot tackles repetitive tasks typically handled by a greeter, like presenting menus, managing reservations, and answering FAQs.
• Enhanced Customer Engagement: The robot can provide entertainment and even conduct post-meal surveys.
• Workforce Optimisation: By automating these tasks, the robot frees up restaurant staff to focus on food service and customer interaction, streamlining operations and improving overall restaurant efficiency.
   

Team Members:
Muhammad Altaf Firas Bin Mohamed Nasir, Lee Jackson, Jagateesan, Alex Low Zu Tian

Supervisor:
Mr Tan Poh Keam

Corporate Healthcare Appointment System (CorpHAS)

This project tackles inefficiencies in corporate health screenings with Corporate Health Screening Management System (CorpHAS), a web application for IHH Healthcare. CorpHAS empowers both companies and employees with the following features:

• Easy Booking & Management: User-friendly interface facilitates appointment booking, manages corporate IDs, and gathers employee feedback.
• Flexible Options: Walk-in registrations and customisable test packages cater to diverse needs.
• Secure & Efficient: Secured PayPal payments and dedicated test counters ensure data accuracy and fast results.
• Employee Empowerment: Employees can download their health reports in PDF format, taking control of their well-being.

CorpHAS streamlines coordination between companies and Parkway. It offers convenient online registration and empowers employees to manage their health information.
 

Team Members:
Ong Li Lian, Elin Chew Xing Yan, Shaun Khoo Yong Kang

Supervisor:
Mr Teo Tian Guan

Online Pet Transport Booking System

Waggin' Wheels currently uses a time-consuming and manual system for booking pet transport. It often requires a customer to make multiple phone calls over days, frustrating both the service team and the customers. To streamline the process, the team built an online platform with the following key features:

• Customers: Create accounts, request quotes, confirm bookings, and make secure payments online.
• Waggin' Wheels Admin: Create staff accounts, view all customer quotes, accept/decline quotes, and communicate directly with customers.

This user-friendly platform eliminates the need for multiple phone calls, improves efficiency, and allows Waggin' Wheels to potentially attract new customers through its online presence.
 

Team Members:
Albert Nelson Jeniffer Joyce, Michelle Claire Anwen Gabay Lea Louise Aventurado, Haniz Alyssa Bte Mohd Hafidz

Supervisor:
Ms Nimmy Varghese

 

Development of Interactive 360 VR App of a Data Centre

Students from the Diploma in Information Technology and Diploma in Digital Design and Development created an interactive 360 Virtual Reality app to showcase their dynamic learning environment during open house. Prospective students will be able to explore:

• Virtual Data Center Tour: A realistic and fully immersive data centre environment.
• Interactive Learning: Gain insights into the critical infrastructure powering real-world data centres.
   

Team Members:
Muhammad Hafizulfikry Bin Ramli, Mohammad Afiq Bin Mohammad Effendi, Mohamed Aqib Bin Mohamed Sani, Rachel Sangeetha Kerisnan

Supervisor:
Mr Kong Chee Chong

4D-Disease Outbreak Surveillance System ​ (3D-DOSS) ​in a Tertiary Hospital in Singapore​

This project aims to significantly reduce the time needed to identify disease clusters, allowing faster and more effective responses to outbreaks. Collaborating with Singapore General Hospital (SGH), the team developed a virtual hospital simulation with measures to tackle slow contact tracing using a digital twin and spatiotemporal data:

• 3D Hospital Replica: A digital twin of the hospital built in Unity enables precise 3D visualisation of hospital areas.
• Spatiotemporal Data Integration: Clinical, lab, and patient movement data are layered onto the digital twin for comprehensive disease surveillance.
• Faster Outbreak Detection: Real-time analysis of spatiotemporal data allows quicker identification and analysis of disease clusters.
• Interactive Testing Environment: The digital twin serves as a simulated hospital for testing and examining potential outbreak scenarios.
   

Team Members:
Toh Jun Cheng, Chin Cong Lin, Choong Ding Zhang, Lim Yang Kae Elson

Supervisor:
Mr. Kelvin Tan 

Budget Asset Management (BAM) System for ICT Department in Primary School

The Budget Asset Management System (BAM), offers a centralised and digital solution for the ICT Department of Huamin Primary School. It fosters efficient asset and budget management using ASP.NET and SQL technologies and empowers administrators to streamline financial management with:

• Real-time Asset Tracking: Monitors school assets electronically, eliminating manual processes.
• Centralised Budget Management: Provides a unified platform to track and manage school budgets.
• Automated Reporting: Generates reports for informed decision-making.
• Improved Efficiency: Reduces administrative burden and ensures accurate financial data.
   

Team Members:
Chan Jean Wen Belle, Flores Jian Kyle Garrido, Phua Justin, Lau Peng Jie

Supervisor:
Peter Kenny

Team PPET

It is often hard to tell whether a pet is feeling unwell. By the time symptoms appear, it can already be too late. PPET enables pet owners to remotely monitor their pets in real-time and receive critical advice on managing pet health. Its features include: 

• Logging of vital data such as temperature and bowel abnormalities, which will be analysed to provide early detection of illness.
• A platform for pet owners to form a community to discuss health-related topics in relation to their pets.
   

Team Members: 
Tay Yi Lin, Loo Diwen Lloyd, Pow Jie Fong, Phay Mia Hao, Casey, Cheong Jing Wen

Supervisors:
Ms Shannen Ang and Mr Desmond Lee

Automation of Student Overseas Trip (SOT) Management

Organising overseas trips for students can be a laborious effort, requiring deep attention to detail. The Student Overseas Trip (SOT) management system automates many of the tasks undertaken by key stakeholders such as Heads of Departments, Administrators and Trip Leaders. Its features include: 

• Processing a trip itinerary to automatically generate trip proposals which can be sent to vendors to request for quotations.

• Quotation information is automatically transmitted into the database, thus eliminating manual tasks like data entry and costs calculation.
   

Team Members: 
Sng Jun Han, Wang Cheng Leng, Cheryl, Jolene Tay Ziyi

Supervisor:
Mr Florian Muljono

Procuring Tools WebApp (PTW)

Partner Organisation: PTW Asia Pte Ltd

Searching for semiconductor tools and machines online can be a very manual process. Too much time is spent transferring search results to spreadsheets, analysing the data and then contacting a potential supplier. Because of the long process, tools can become unavailable. The Procuring Tools WebApp (PTW) automatically transfers search results to a database so that information is available on-demand. Its features include: 

• Identifying the relevant website offering specific semi-tools/machines. 

• Quotation information is automatically transmitted into the database, thus eliminating manual tasks like data entry and costs calculation.

Team Members: 
Cham Xun Thong, Claris Teo Jia Ling, Joya Pang Yu Qian, Penny Lim Bing Ni

Supervisor:
Ms Sim Biow Ee

Mobile Health Screening Portal for Parkway Pantai

Partner Organisation: Parkway Pantai

Parkway Pantai already has a system for corporate clients to book appointments, but it lacks important features. This project collaborates with Parkway Pantai to develop a portal where corporate clients are not only able to book appointments, but also: 

• Select custom health screening packages

• Make payments

• Provide access to test results
  
  

Team Members: 
Lee Jia Suen, Lim Siying, Wee Xin Yi Charmaine

Supervisor:
Ms Jolene Chiam

Cohort Management Portal

Partner Organisation: Tribe Accelerator Pte Ltd

Working alongside Tribe Accelerator, the project aims to develop a web-based solution called the Cohort Management Portal for the company’s users like its Operations Team, new or existing startup founders and alumni members. The portal aims to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of the company’s staff by automating user management and interaction.
 

Team Members: 
Muthu Swetha, Chong Jia En, Nur Thaqifah Aqilah Bte J, Siti Nurain Bte Shisham

Supervisor:
Mr Shang Ong

Mediated Learning Environment Systems (MILES)

To learn effectively, students must be given a distraction-free environment. Such an environment can be provided in three phases: 

The Mediated Learning Environment Systems (MILES) utilises AI to monitor the cognitive state of students through real-time EEG readings, and automatically optimise the environment for effective learning. Smart features include: 

• Control ambient lighting, audio and scent diffuser. 

• Control of music playback and notifications on mobile devices to improve mental preparedness. 

• EEG readings are stored as data, and can be used by teachers to improve learning materials.
   

Team Members: 
Alex Lim Xiang Wei, Keagan Wong Kar Long, Sim Kui Lin, Wong Pengcheng, Jin Ningxian, Daniel Poh Zheng Long

Supervisors:
Mr Toh Kee Heng and Ms Grace Yap 

An Information System for Diploma in Pharmaceutical Science (DPHM)

There is a growing demand for pharmaceutical sciences students to be equipped with the necessary practical skills and knowledge to run business operations in hospitals, polyclinics and retail pharmacies.

This project builds an information system that supports business operations in healthcare settings. Utilising MS MVC .NET for frontend and MS SQL for backend data storage, system features include: 

• Automated queue management.

• Medicine dispensation, as well as the ability to generate medicine usage reports.

• Automated medication stock-checking.
   

Team Members:
Chua Xuan Zhen, Chua Chun Hui, Crissie Tan Kai Ning, Mok Shu Min

Supervisors:
Mr Sim Boon Cheong