These problem statements are contributed by organisations we have partnered with to provide real-world challenges with opportunities for deployment. The organisations have developed and defined the scope of the problem and it is up to you to tackle them in the best way possible.
Constellar (Singapore Expo)
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How might we create sustainable conferences or exhibitions by proactively sorting waste generated, addressing excessive waste generation, limited recycling and recovery, and its environmental impact?
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HatchX
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How might we create hyper-realistic and dynamically interactive experiences with avatars in virtual reality environments?
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HatchX
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How might we predict, detect, and/or monitor burnout to enhance officer well-being and productivity?
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HatchX
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How might we create rapid, non-intrusive methods for detecting drug consumption, and predict the likelihood of relapse in substance usage using emotional, physiological, mental, and/or other signals?
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HatchX
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How might we develop real-time optimisation techniques for video signal processing, enhancing image and video clarity?
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Investment Management Association of Singapore
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How might we leverage technology to transform our investment comics and handbooks into engaging digital content that effectively educates retail investors on basic investment principles, fostering better-informed decision-making?
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raiSE
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How might we support the psychological, social, and emotional needs of elderly persons living alone or with family, empowering them to age well and live fulfilling lives in the community?
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raiSE
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How might we address the social needs of seniors OR caregivers across work, life, and play, utilising available resources and support services to enhance their quality of life?
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VidaCity
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How might we integrate nature-based solutions into urban planning and design to create more sustainable and livable cities?
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VidaCity
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How might we leverage novel approaches to transform urban landscaping and significantly enhance decarbonization efforts?
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These problem statements are focused on the research clusters and strengths of SUTD and fall under the following areas:
- Aviation
- Healthcare
- Smart Cities
- Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning
- Sustainability and Social Impact
Tap onto the SUTD research strengths to develop the next compelling solution.
Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning
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Supported by HatchX |
How might we develop real-time optimisation techniques for video signal processing, enhancing image and video clarity?
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Smart Cities
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Supported by HatchX |
How might we develop technology for rapidly detecting concealed threats (e.g., IED) hidden behind plastics, metals, and/or electronics while also creating an interactive IoT honeypot for attack discovery and investigation?
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Smart Cities
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Supported by HatchX |
How might we enable through-wall sensing of people for more effective emergency response and efficiently identify the geographical location where a given image was captured?
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Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning
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Supported by HatchX |
How might we enhance the efficiency and performance of AI and ML models deployed on edge devices?
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Smart Cities / Artificial Intelligence
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Supported by DBShenker |
How might we utilise generative AI to enhance the turnaround time for designing layout iterations in the RFQ process, which traditionally involves multiple iterations using various 3D software like AutoCAD, SketchUp, or Unity, a process known for its time-consuming nature?
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Smart Cities / Artificial Intelligence / Sustainability
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Supported by DBShenker |
How might we efficiently control environmental conditions, reduce energy usage, and save on running costs for air-conditioned warehouses aiming for net-zero emissions, given the challenge of maintaining specific humidity and temperature levels while minimising energy consumption and costs, which typically involves significant effort and expense in tuning and maintaining air conditioning systems?
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Social Impact
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Supported by raiSE |
How might we support the psychological, social, and emotional needs of elderly persons living alone or with family, empowering them to age well and live fulfilling lives in the community?
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Social Impact
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Supported by raiSE |
How might we address the social needs of seniors OR caregivers across work, life, and play, utilizing available resources and support services to enhance their quality of life?
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Sustainability
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Supported by VidaCity |
How might we integrate nature-based solutions into urban planning and design to create more sustainable and livable cities?
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Sustainability
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Supported by VidaCity |
How might we leverage novel approaches to transform urban landscaping and significantly enhance decarbonization efforts?
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Smart Cities / Sustainability
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Supported by Constellar (Singapore Expo) |
How might we create sustainable conferences or exhibitions by proactively sorting waste generated, addressing excessive waste generation, limited recycling and recovery, and its environmental impact?
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The open category invites you to contribute compelling problem statements from your everyday observations while developing strong and innovation solutions that could have an impact on the industry, society and the planet.
The problem statements should be well-defined and have opportunities to be deployed. To learn more about crafting your problem statements, look out for one of the upcoming ideation resource workshops.