On September 29, the closing ceremony of the ITE Singapore Students’ Experiential Program at the Industry 4.0 Innovation Center (IIC) took place in an open and enthusiastic atmosphere.
Dr. Le Ngoc Huan – Director of IIC, delivers remarks at the program.
At the closing ceremony, ITE Singapore students presented the products they completed after 10 days of active learning, research, and hands-on work. The two student groups delivered impressive presentations. Group 1 introduced a project on programming a robotic arm chontroller using a gamepad and Python, along with a demonstration video of the completed product. Meanwhile, Group 2 presented a Python-based Cobot programming project that combined Computer Vision technology to detect hand movements through a webcam, allowing the robot system to respond to and follow these movements.
Students present their projects during the program.
On this occasion, the ITE Singapore students were also awarded certificates of participation in recognition of their efforts and active involvement throughout the experiential program.
At the closing ceremony, Mr. Alex Low – Head of the ITE Singapore Delegation, expressed his appreciation for the quality of the program and the dedicated support provided by the Industry 4.0 Innovation Center (IIC) to the students. He noted that the students had gained valuable knowledge, programming skills, and practical experience, providing a useful foundation for their continued studies when they return to Singapore.
The experiential program provided students with opportunities to explore new technologies while also serving as a bridge to promote exchange, cooperation, and knowledge sharing among educational institutions in the region.
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