Headquartered in Singapore · Connecting industry, technology and talent
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BUSINESS & METHODS

Business & methods

We start with real enterprise problems and work with businesses, universities and industry organisations on technology applications, practical learning and international cooperation.

WHAT WE DO

Business & methods

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Industrial AI applications

Problem identification, application exploration and related capability development in areas such as machine vision.

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Enterprise Capability Translation

Turn key tasks in real settings into capability requirements that can be trained, observed and assessed.

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03

International industry practice

Explore international practice around industry problems, drawing on course cooperation and industry exchanges in Singapore.

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FOCUS AREAS

Industry areas

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Smart manufacturing and machine vision

Problem identification, application design, courses and practice around visual-inspection tasks. Algorithms, equipment and systems are supplied by the participants agreed for each project.

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02

Low-altitude applications

Needs analysis, role-task analysis, practice design and project coordination for drone task planning, maintenance and data processing. Implementation conditions are agreed by project.

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03

Smart elderly care

Task analysis and capability development for assistive equipment, health data and service workflows. Existing institutional agreements and actual implementation are described separately.

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OUR APPROACH

Start with one real problem

01

Identify the problem

Clarify the problem and who needs to make which decisions.

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Define the tasks

Specify actions, tools and work products.

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Design learning and assessment

Translate tasks into practical learning and assessment requirements.

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Review evidence and return to practice

Review processes, outputs and enterprise feedback, then refine the tasks.

INDUSTRY REFERENCES

Industry references

R&D testing can start with data governance, test protocols and engineering workflows. In-plant logistics can start with process modelling, dispatch rules and role coordination. Existing technical cases remain industry references; specific responsibilities are agreed by project.

Industry references