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2026 Singapore Good Design Awards: Designing Better Lives for a More Liveable World
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.
Can you soundproof your home against a noisy neighbour?
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.
Google Industry Sharing Session
The Google team visited SUTD to share insights on cloud technologies, generative AI, and early-career pathways.
Industry Visit to Red Hat
Our DAI students visited the Red Hat office to gain first-hand exposure to enterprise AI, cloud computing, and open-source technologies.
Professor Yow Wei Quin elected Fellow of the Gerontological Society of America
The Gerontological Society of America (GSA) is the world’s oldest and largest interdisciplinary organization dedicated to research, education, and practice in the field of aging.
Speaking for patients who cannot speak for themselves
SUTD researchers built an AI agent that individuals could train to voice their own end-of-life wishes, and asked what role such a system should responsibly play in rapidly ageing societies.
AI can observe child behaviour, but reading the signs takes a human expert
Researchers at SUTD show that AI can reliably identify behavioural cues in parent–child interactions, but interpreting what they mean remains a task for human experts.
Gemini can make sense of the world around you, but don’t let it observe your children just yet
A research study led by Assistant Prof Kenny Choo found that AI can identify subtle behaviours in parent-child interactions with impressive accuracy, but human judgement remains essential for interpreting what the behaviours mean.
New Tech Enables Communication for Nonverbal Patients
This research by Assistant Prof Kenny Choo explores the use of an AI-driven prototype named ACPAgent to act as an autonomous advance care planning proxy for individuals nearing the end of their lives.
Is Singapore ready for an AI outage?
ISTD Associate Professor Roy Lee’s op-ed on Singapore’s readiness for a potential AI outage calls for stronger AI resilience.