





This final year project involved 2 months of full-time work in collaboration with SICK AG, a global industrial sensor company. Our team developed an innovative solution that bridged the gap between advanced sensor technology and practical applications in the form of an interactive arcade machine, equipped with LiDARs, safety equipment and accurate sensors.

The Integrated Design Challenge was a cross-disciplinary project spanning 10 weeks where our team developed an autonomous and drivable robot using Arduino and Raspberry Pi that uses Computer Vision to identify objects and navigate toward them. It also required navigation of a playfield, in which it followed a line using a PID algorithm.

This competition epitomized the Engineering Design Process, pushing my team to the limits and encapsulates my passion for Robotics and innovation. It culminated two years of dedicated work.

Serving as a pivotal experience, it instilled in me the belief that with persistent effort, even the most ambitious goals I had were still within reach. This fire continues to fuel my drive today as I continue to work toward contributing to the greater tech sphere.

As my first true foray into engineering at Secondary 2, this year-long development process of my VEX robot required utmost dedication, teaching me many soft and hard skills featuring programming, metal component assembly and many more.

This competition tested our ability to design and program autonomous robots for a complex task involving computer vision and navigation. Our innovative and unrelenting approach earned us First place as the youngest team in the Future Engineers Category.

Leading SST's largest CCA was both challenging and rewarding. As Chairperson, I managed a team of over 80 students, organized major events, and fostered a collaborative environment that helped members develop their technical and leadership skills.

This 24-hour hackathon pushed my limits as we developed an innovative solution under extreme time pressure. The experience taught me rapid prototyping skills, effective team communication, and how to present technical ideas concisely.