Over 1500 visitors from the industry and secondary schools visited the SP Engineering Show 2018 on 18 and 19 Jan 2018 at the Eleven².

More than merely an annual display of the final year engineering projects of students, the exhibition was a fascinating showcase of our students’ innovation efforts to solve real life problems. Selected from over 200 projects, the 64 projects on display were a fruition of the students’ application of knowledge and skills gained over the past 2 and a half years, and their training in the Conceivee, Design, Implement & Operate (CDIO) curriculum and Design Thinking framework.

This year’s projects, involved 352 students from 6 schools, namely, School of Architecture & Built Environment, School of Life Sciences, School of Digital Media & Infocomm Technology, School of Electrical & Electronic Engineering, School of Mechanical & Aeronautical Engineering and the Singapore Maritime Academy. Their themes spanned a broad spectrum, ranging from cleantech & built environment, healthcare & wellness, industrial & automation, transport & mobility to infocomm & media. Some of these projects involved industry partners while others were multi-disciplinary that drew the collaboration of students from different schools. 7 industry-ready R&D projects by staff from SP’s Department for Technology, Innovation and Enterprise (TIE), were also on display under our `SP Tech to Market’ segment.

The Show, with its large engineering offerings, had drawn positive feedback from many visitors.

Selected projects showcasing during SP Engineering Show 2018, held @ T11 Square.

SP Management Team viewing the exhibits.

Industry panellists assessing the project.

Besides visiting the project exhibits visitors from secondary schools also have a chance to try out a Bluetooth controlled two wheelers.

Besides visiting the project exhibits visitors from secondary schools also have a chance to try out a Bluetooth controlled two wheelers.