YKT for Efficient Composting and Energy Savy
Environment & Biodiversity
Bioscience Technology
YKT, or YukiKo Tumbler, offers an innovative solution to the need for energy-efficient and effective composting. By utilizing minimal electrical power and internal blades, YKT enables households and farmers to effortlessly produce high-quality compost products. With physical and biological treatment processes, along with enhanced compost formulation, users can create marketable compost material quickly and odorlessly.
Zwitad: Zwitterionic Adsorbent Coating
Environment & Biodiversity
Bioscience Technology
The wastewater from textile plants is rated as the most polluted of all industrial sectors, because of the amount generated and the composition of the pollutants. Before the wastewater are allowed to discharge into the water stream, there are several methods applied to remove the highly toxic compounds, such as coagulation, precipitation, adsorption, ion exchange and reverse osmosis. From those method, the adsorption process is important to remove the dye pollutants.
iPassenger: Smart Passenger Analytics System
Smart cities & Transportation
Advanced Intelligent Systems
iPassenger revolutionizes public transportation with automated passenger counting using image processing and AI. It enhances efficiency and accuracy, providing real-time insights into bus ridership and optimizing services for a better passenger experience.
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myThrob - A Portable Intelligent Heart Rhythm Monitoring Device
Medical & Healthcare
Advanced Intelligent Systems
A Standalone Heart Screening Device emerges as a solution to the public's need for frequent heart monitoring and the hospitals' imperative to reduce patient loads while supporting clinical staff efficiency. Utilizing advanced technologies like Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Internet-of-Medical-Things, this device enables real-time detection of heart rhythm abnormalities.
stayz : Eco-friendly & High Performance Denture Adhesive
Medical & Healthcare
Bioscience Technology
Edentulism, the complete loss of natural teeth, is a prevalent issue, affecting a substantial portion of the elderly population, with higher prevalence rates in women, lower socioeconomic groups, and those with limited access to dental care. This condition has significant implications for nutrition, speech, and overall well-being in older adults. To enhance the quality of life for this demographic, there is a critical need for improved oral health support and initiatives tailored to address the challenges of edentulism.
