INNOVATIVE LAB CRAWLS
In the dynamic world of innovation and technology, staying ahead of the curve is essential. TGS 2023 brings a unique showcase of Singapore Innovation to delegates, whether they are entrepreneurs, investors, researchers, and enthusiasts interested knowledge exchange and exploration.
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TiE Singapore is working closely with A*Star and NTU to curate the most relevant innovation labs in areas that align with our theme of #GoodfortheWorld. Lab Crawl Tours are planned for Nov 15, 2023 from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm. The lab crawls are available to all delegates but require you to pre-register. More information for Pre-registration will be made available by Oct 15, 2023.
SIMTech Innovation Factory
15th Nov 2023
10:00am - 11:30am
Supported by EnterpriseSG and led by SIMTech, A*STAR to support companies from ideation to design and engineering stage, and transforming them into commercially viable products ready for market adoption. Provides a space for companies to tinker and ideate, with equipment and software tools for prototyping.
Experimental Drug Development Centre (EDDC)
15th Nov 2023
10:00am - 11:00am
EDDC translates great science in Singapore to great medicines, with a focus on Asian prevalent diseases. They work with academic researchers and clinicians, regulators and tech transfer offices across Singapore to enable this.
EDDC also partners with local biotechs to help nurture the biotech scene in Singapore, and work with biopharmaceutical companies to advance our portfolio assets.
iSCAN2BIM
15th Nov 2023
9:00am - 12:00pm (1.5 hrs/batch)
iScan2BIM is an AI-powered, Robotics-driven, VR-enhanced and AWS Cloud-integrated solution to rapid and automatic generation of digital twin of built environments for various applications in Metaverse, Smart City, Digital Facility Management, etc.
Articare
15th Nov 2023
10:00am - 11:00am
The Robotics Research Centre (RRC) was established in 1994 as the first interdisciplinary research centre on robotics in Singapore.
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The interdisciplinary nature of robotics makes it a disruptive enabler for the urgent healthcare needs in an ageing society, for promoting productivity leading to economic growth, for ensuring sustainability of complex urban environments as well as for safety and security worldwide. In line with Singapore’s vision to build the World’s first Smart Nation by harnessing technology to the fullest, RRC has set its future research in two main directions:​Human-Centric Robotics and Industrial and Infrastructure Robotics.
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Visitors to the RRC will engage with cutting-edge solutions that are either already influencing multiple industries or are on the brink of doing so. Experience first-hand the technological marvels that represent the future of robotics, all here at the RRC.
