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Powered by the existing SITA Flex solution, the Singapore University of Technology and Design’s innovative lab-based offsite passenger processing solutions aim to enhance global air passenger experience in the future.

The who’s who of the design and tech world of higher learning have, for the first time, come together to form a global Design Alliance that aims to reassess how design can play an even greater role in education.

Fifty-nine students from SUTD spent five days in March collaborating with various Temasek employees to find solutions for 19 problem statements posed by the global investment company.

Mapletree Investments made its stand for a better world by donating S$50,000 through 250 trees to SUTD. The joint tree planting event, Trees for a Better World: Plant a Tree with Mapletree @ SUTD, which had close to 300 participants, was graced by Mr Tan Kiat How, Senior Minister of State, Ministry of Communications and Information & Ministry of National Development and Ms Jessica Tan, Deputy Speaker of the Parliament of Singapore.

SUTD, which was the first university to incorporate design thinking and design innovation into its entire curriculum over a decade ago, will embark on a new strategy “SUTD Leap” aimed at redesigning higher education with a greater focus on design and deep tech so as to nurture design x tech innovators and innovator leaders going forward.

Every single SUTD graduate from our undergraduate degree programmes is now recognised as being “design-trained”. This marks the first time all degrees in a university worldwide have been design accredited.

TinyLlama is a 1.1 billion parameter open-sourced small language model that has outperformed other open-source models of comparable sizes across several benchmarks. A total of three trillion tokens of datasets were pre-trained on TinyLlama within just four months.

Affectionately called the “Baby Shark Fund”, the micro-innovation programme aims to bolster the university’s strong commitment to student-led innovation, design-thinking and risk-taking.

SUTD’s new 3D bus advertisements, which are being rolled out on local buses as part of a new “School for Innovators” advertising campaign, are the most complex of all bus ads to-date. In all, it involved a total of about 600 man-hours of conceptualisation, design and production to bring the idea to life.

A security flaw which could have wiped out 5G connection for about 59% of the world’s mobile phones was recently discovered by a recent SUTD PhD graduate student.