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The D.A.R.E. Community pilot programme was jointly launched by SUTD and ITE in January this year. SUTD students mentored ITE students in the use of AI to turn creative ideas into working prototypes aimed at solving real-world problems. Teo En Ki, a second year CSD student who was a mentor in the pilot was quoted in the article.

Researchers introduced STAAT, a Spatiotemporal Association Anomaly Transformer built specifically for anomaly detection in IoT-generated multivariate time series. Data from iTrust’s Secure Water Treatment (SWaT) testbed was used to evaluate STAAT’s performance.

Delivery riders welcomed new guidelines that call for dedicated parking spaces and collection points in condominiums and malls, but experts and condo management said cost, security and residents’ expectations could be stumbling blocks. LKYCIC Research Assistant Professor Samuel Chng was quoted in the article.

Neural Palate Kueh was one of the Gold Award winners at this year’s Singapore Good Design Awards. This project was led by Assistant Prof Immanuel Koh.

Sembawang residents spoke about the inaccessibility of Sembawang, with its lack of feeder buses and other viable alternatives to taking a train from Sembawang MRT station to central locations. Associate Prof Calvin Chua shares some insights on this.

An SUTD research team studied the possibility of using white rice and red lentil flours for 3D food printing. Lead author research associate Aakanksha Pant and PhD student, Phoebe Leam Xin Ni, were also quoted in the article. This research was led by Professor Chua Chee Kai and Associate Professor Tan U-Xuan.

SUTD’s Create4Good Innovation Grant support entrepreneurs whose work aims to reduce inequality in society. Some projects that received support from this grant are featured in this article.

Research Assistant Professor Samuel Chng and Assistant Professor Immanuel Koh discuss the complexity of noise disputes and the cocktail of solutions from preventive design to clearer community norms and greater engagement that could help address these situations.

The tools are available to the university’s 170 faculty and 3,000 students through a new online platform set up by the university, called the SUTD Large Language Model (LLM) Gateway.

As leaders of the world’s biggest artificial intelligence firms call for a slowdown in the development of the technology, Channel NewsAsia interviews experts on what can be expected. SUTD’s Chief Strategy and Design AI Officer, Mr Poon King Wang, was one of the experts quoted.