In recent years, quantum technology is gaining global traction in our interconnected and digitalised world, promising higher processing capabilities and enhanced cybersecurity among others. Universities are updating their curriculum to equip the next generation of engineers and researchers to harness this potential. However, the complex nature of quantum physics concepts is not easily translatable to traditional "pen and paper" approach and hence poses a significant educational barrier. The technology owner aims to lower this educational barrier with a customisable, cost-efficient hands-on demonstration tool kit solution for teaching quantum mechanics curriculum via experimental learning. By exposing to practical hands-on experiences, users are able to adequately comprehend these complex concepts, gaining a better understanding and appreciation. By equipping the demonstration kit with sufficient tools, users can engage in self-exploration on various applications of quantum technology. The technology owner is seeking R&D collaboration partners who wishes to explore applications of quantum technologies or to accelerate education and development of quantum technologies.

The rise of AI adoption in a more digitalized world comes with the increasing hunger for computing power with higher performance while having lower latency. With conventional computing components not being specialized for these tasks, hardware, architecture and chips are developed and optimized to process specialized AI algorithm operations, bringing cloud computing closer to the edge. Resistive random-access memory (RRAM) is considered as the next generation of memory technology for neuromorphic computing applications due to its non-volatile, high-performance computing and ability to provide both computing and storage capabilities within a single chip. However, current RRAM technology is still heavily researched and faces challenges such as scalability limitations, high latency, and complex design largely due to its analog nature. The technology owner has developed a technology solution in the form of a neuromorphic chip. By incorporating its patent-pending optimized architecture design and proprietary peripherals, the technology solution enhances RRAM’s capabilities while eliminating its challenges. With its integration with RRAM, it is able to engage in in-memory computing within a unified architecture, lowering latency while enhancing energy efficiency (up to 30 TOPS/W). The architecture enables seamless integration with field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs), simplifying the design process with re-programmability in mind. With its modular dual-core arrays (up to 128x128) design, it enables RRAM to be easily scaled for complex AI algorithm and large-scale data processing within devices. With these capabilities, it accelerates the adoption of neuromorphic chips for the use of edge-AI applications. The technology owner is seeking collaborative partners focusing on AI hardware and software development to further accelerate the widespread use of AI applications and industrial partners keen on exploring further integration of edge-AI capabilities into their product to unlock more sophisticated and reliable solutions.

Tea is one of the most widely consumed beverages globally, and its production generates significant volumes of waste, including spent tea leaves. Like most organic agricultural waste, tea waste often ends up in landfills or incineration, contributing to greenhouse gas emissions and environmental degradation. This technology has been developed to address the pressing challenge of agricultural waste disposal and the environmental impact of non-biodegradable materials through a patented process that upcycles tea waste into biodegradable alternatives. By utilizing advanced plant extraction and biosynthesis techniques, this technology transforms agricultural waste into versatile materials that serve as eco-friendly substitutes for traditional timber and plastics. The resulting materials are not only durable but also fully biodegradable, offering a sustainable solution for industries such as fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) packaging, construction materials, and furniture production. This innovation contributes to a circular economy by reducing waste at the source and encouraging the use of renewable resources.  The technology owner is interested to work with companies in the packaging and furniture sectors on joint R&D projects to develop new products using these biodegradable materials, ultimately reducing the environmental footprint of these industries.

Due to weather and air pollution challenges, skincare brands are increasingly focusing on products that can deliver deep hydration to combat environmental stress. Hyaluronic acid (HYA) plays an important role in these formulations because of its unique ability to retain high levels of moisture. In Thailand alone, there are over 2,000 FDA-registered products featuring HYA in their formulas. King of Siam Flower, a tropical water lily, is a species unique to Thailand. Through a network of 700 contract farming households and using industrial-scale extraction technology, a Thai company is able to produce King of Siam Flower Extract (KSE) in a cost-efficient manner. Their extract was found to be able to boost skin’s HYA production by over 300%. It also offers anti-senescence properties and was found to inhibit aging in mature skin cells. KSE requires low active concentration and is 10 times cheaper as compared to other commercially available ingredients.  The company is seeking collaborators to co-create innovative products incorporating the King of Siam Flower Extract.

With the rise of urbanization and an increasing emphasis on sustainability, durable self-cleaning coatings are crucial for maximizing solar panel efficiency and reducing building maintenance costs. In urban areas, solar panels can lose over 50% of their energy output due to surface contamination, while pollutants on building surfaces drive up the maintenance costs and degrade aesthetic appeal. Current self-cleaning coatings often suffer from poor adhesion, limited functionality, and lack of durability, limiting their industrial adoption. To address these challenges, the technology owner has developed a novel self-cleaning nano coating for sustainable photovoltaic (PV) panels, as well as building and automotive glazing applications. Leveraging cutting-edge polymer graft modification and nano-encapsulation techniques, this transparent multifunctional coating offers durable hydrophilicity, high photocatalytic performance, and anti-reflective properties. Upon spray application, the coating quickly forms a high-density, super-wetting nanofilm at room temperature. It can effectively reduce organic and inorganic pollutants under visible light, boosting solar panel efficiency by 15-20%. In addition to glass, this coating is applicable to various building surfaces, including cement, metallic, and composite panels. The technology owner is seeking R&D collaborations and test-bedding partnerships with industrial partners, such as PV manufacturers, building owners / developers, construction companies, and transportation sector to integrate this coating into their products and applications.

The livestock industry is increasingly prioritizing the reduction of antibiotic use as a strategy for lowering production costs in pig farming. A common challenge in this sector is that piglets in smaller groups often do not receive sufficient colostrum. This deficiency can lead to inadequate energy reserves, increasing the vulnerability of piglets to bacterial infections. Consequently, the incidence of diarrheal diseases rises significantly, with rates exceeding 60–70%, which can result in growth stagnation and below-average weaning weights. A specialized formulation blend has been developed to address these issues, which contains supplements to provide energy and boost their immune system. This blend features fat powders with medium-chain fatty acids (MCFAs) sourced from decarboxylated palm kernel oil. It also has important ingredients such as lauric acid and monolaurin making up more than 40% of the fatty acid profile, glucose, insulin and select natural extracts and curcuminoids. Using innovative delivery methods, like microencapsulation and nano-emulsions, this blend promotes rapid recovery, disinfection, viral inhibition, a healthy gut microbiome, oxidative stress mitigation, anti-inflammation, and enhanced piglet immune function. This optimizes piglet health, growth, and nutrition, particularly during the critical early stages of swine.

This protein powder is packed with high protein and calcium. Rich in umami taste, this protein powder is an effective natural flavour enhancer, suitable to be incorporated into any kind of foods for more nutritious meals. The protein powder is sustainably sourced and produced from minced fish by-products from the surimi process.  The technology is at pilot scale and is ready for commercial scale up. With an environmentally friendly technology process, the powder is promoting zero waste strategies and SDGs No. 2, 3 ,11, 12 and 13. The technology provider is seeking for collaborators to co-develop and apply the powder into various other products.

The market for glaucoma prevention lacks proactive solutions, often leaving at-risk individuals to wait for diagnosis before starting treatment. This technology offers a non-invasive, preventive approach that helps manage intraocular pressure (IOP), a major risk factor for glaucoma. It is designed to be used regularly by those at high risk of developing glaucoma, providing a way to actively maintain eye health without the need for drugs or surgery. In addition to helping reduce IOP, this device can benefit individuals suffering from dry eyes or eye strain, offering daily relief from discomfort. By offering a safe and effective option for maintaining eye health, this technology fills an important gap by enhancing overall ocular health management. The technology owner aims to collaborate with key partners to enhance their technology: Ophthalmic Clinics/ Spectacles Companies: To conduct (clinical) trials and validate the effectiveness of the goggle on people with glaucoma and/ or dry eyes. Product Development: Looking to collaborate with a designer to enhance the product’s usability and comfort, while also working together on optimizing it for manufacturing.  

Fermentation is one of the oldest technologies used in food processing, Traditionally, fermentation was used as a method of preserving food, as well as imparting unique flavor profiles, such as in products like soy sauce or tempeh. In recent years, driven by the demand for a more sustainable food production system, fermentation is also studied for its applications in breaking down organic matter from indigestible to digestible nutrition for human consumption, growing biomass from the microorganisms used in the process, or producing specific target compounds like protein, fat or other nutrients. With Singapore’s ’30 by 30’ goal to produce 30% of our nutritional needs locally and sustainably by 2030, fermentation technologies are primed to play a key role in the food industry.

Diabetic foot ulcer is a devastating complication of diabetes mellitus and significant cause of mortality and morbidity all over the world and can be complex and costly. The development of foot ulcer in a diabetic patient has been estimated to be 19%-34% through their lifetime. The pathophysiology of diabetic foot ulcer consist of neuropathy, trauma and, in many patients, additional peripheral arterial disease. In particular, diabetic neuropathy leads to foot deformity, callus formation, and insensitivity to trauma or pressure. The management of DFU is usually complex and challenging to clinicians in clinical practice. The critical aspects of the wound healing mechanism and host physiological status in patients with diabetes necessitate the selection of an appropriate treatment strategy based on the complexity and type of wound. Additionally, costs of diabetic foot ulcerations have been increased to the treatment cost of many common cancers. Estimated costs of DFU management are greater than 1 billion in both developed and developing countries. Moreover, infection of a DFU frequently leads to limb amputation, causing significant morbidity, psychological distress and reduced quality of life and life expectancy.