The CityU brand of professional education encourages our teachers and students to discover and innovate, and to integrate their ideas for applications in the real world. The exhibition groups displays into two categories – undergraduate innovators / entrepreneurs and exemplary students’ work.
A) Undergraduate Innovators and Entrepreneurs
- Aid for Visually Impaired Bowlers – a system created to help visually impaired bowlers during practice
- All-in-one Timetable – a mobile application for recognizing CityU timetable content
- Card Scanner for the Blind – NFC audio labeler for visually impaired users
- English Public Speaking Simulation – utilizing virtual reality to enhance English speech performance
- Heycoins – a kiosk network that collects coins and converts them into digital currency
- Power Wheelchair Simulator – a training simulator that simulates the various situations of driving a wheelchair in Hong Kong
- Sight Keeper – an application that develops good habit for using smart phone for young children
- Trust & Happiness– a board game designed for family to build trust between parents and children
- Twind Turbine – a vertical-axis wind turbine applicable for railway system or urban areas
B) Exemplary Students' Work
- 3D Printing – scaled models of local heritage temples for conservation and preservation
- Bookmark – a mobile application for book enthusiasts to purchase second-hand books
- Hard Candy – revealing the hidden clues of a criminal case using animation
- MyFoodie – a dining and shopping mobile application designed especially for the niche market
- New Disney Theme Park in Kenya – a proposal for an imagined Disney project in Nairobi, Kenya
- New Intracellular Delivery Approach – a new approach for intracellular delivery for studying genes functions
- One in a Billion – an interactive computer animation inspired by the orbital chaos
- Plastic Everywhere – a project on marine microplastic pollution
- Water is Clean – a film photography project about water pollution in Hong Kong
- WeatherPOD – a mobile solar-powered weather monitoring hexapod
Let’s celebrate the achievements of our undergraduate students from cross disciplines!
