The Faculty of Information Sciences and Engineering (FISE) at Management and Science University hosted the 18th edition of the Ideas Regeneration Expo (iReX) in December 2024.
Held at the Chancellor Hall of MSU, the biannual flagship programme focused on the theme “Innovative Solutions for a Connected Future through Technology, Society & Communication,” drawing attention to championing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
The 18th iReX featured 222 final-year projects from bachelor's degree programmes across Media Science & Graphic (MSG), Engineering & Technology (ENT), and Information Sciences & Computing (ISC) departments in FISE. In addition, international participants from Western Caspian University (Azerbaijan), Jakarta Global University (Indonesia), Politeknik Negeri Jakarta, and Politeknik Negeri Bali virtually joined the exhibition.
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The two-day exhibition featured an encompassing learning experience, including insightful industrial talks featuring Ir. Azri B. Ab Aziz, the Assistant Vice President of Pengurusan Air Selangor Sdn. Bhd.; Dato' Adam Hamzah, Director of Data Center Specialists (M) Sdn. Bhd.; Muhammad Tarmizi Sanusi Afkar, CEO of Tarsoft Sdn. Bhd.; Nasrol Muhaumin, Enzeq Ventures Sdn Bhd; and Ts. Zulkifly Amirudin. Inspidea Sdn Bhd.
In his officiating speech, MSU President and Founder Professor Tan Sri Dato’ Wira Dr. Mohd Shukri Ab Yajid highlighted two key aspects: closing the loops of two ecosystems. The first is fostering and developing positive, impactful collaborations with industry partners. The second focuses on closing the loop of the innovative culture that is aimed to cultivate within the university.
He also remarked on the dual nature of technology, emphasising that while it often involves disruption, this disruption can also bring positive outcomes. Stressing the importance of regenerating ideas, Professor Dr. Mohd Shukri highlighted the need to support the components driving change and to effectively manage the resulting disruptions in our country.
Following the speech, the President graced the prize-giving ceremony, accompanied by the Dean of FISE, Professor Dr. Adam Amril Jaharadak, and the Director of iReX, Associate Professor Ts. Dr. Safaa Najah Saud Al Humairi.
The IEEE Outstanding Award went to Muhammad Zharfan Ahmad Halim and Haikal Nazmi Putera Nasir (Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Mechanical Engineering) for Development of a Self-Powered System Utilizing Solar Cell and Wind Turbine for Sustainable Energy Harvesting in Weather Monitoring Devices.
The IEEE Best Project went to three students from the Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Electrical and Electronic (Hons) programme: Wan Muhammad Azim Azamuddin Wan Zainuddin for Design and Development of A Smart Monitoring System (SMS) for Low-Cost Solar-Powered Portable Emergency Power Supply, Muhamad Nizam Mohd Zani for Crafting Community Energy Solutions: Design A Solar Cleaning Mechanism Integrated With IOT System, and Mohamad Firdaus Fauzan for Developing Resilient Infrastructure: A Comparative Analysis of The Performance of Flat and Parabolic Solar Cells With Integrated Coolant Systems.
Theebana Durairajh (Bachelor in Computer Science) won the Best AI Project for Automated Metal Surface Micro Defect Detection Using Computer Vision for Sustainable Manufacturing.
Grabbing the Best Project Award were Kheertan Manoharan (Bachelor in Computer Engineering) for Development of Air Quality Monitoring System Using IOT for Classroom, Kanisha Pasupathy (Bachelor in Computer Forensic) for A Development Of Physical Evidence Management Apps System, and Mohammad Aliff Haiqal Mohd Amin (Bachelor in Graphic Design) for Develop A Comprehensive Guidebook Design For Packaging Wrapping Techniques According To Product Dimensions.
Ahmed Zama Mohammed (Bachelor of Science in Aviation Management & Piloting) for Metropolitan Air Mobility: A Comprehensive Survey and Comparative Analysis of Electric Air Taxi Service in Malaysia, Priwin Sri Morgen Papayah (Bachelor in Computer Forensic) for Cyber Safe Nation: Creating Online Platform To Enhance Cybersecurity Knowledge In The Community, and Airiel Syafizie Johari (Bachelor in Graphic Design) for Developing Branding in Packaging Design For Drinks Using Key Factors In Labu Sayong Manufacturing Framework won the Best Presentation Award.
Winning the Best SDG Project Award were Muhammad Adam Said (Bachelor in Computer Engineering) for Development of Machine Learning Algorithm for Plant Disease Detection Using Convolutional Neural Network (CNN), Dhannisha Balasubramaniam (Bachelor in Computer Science) for Design And Development of Mangrove Munchkin: Mangrove Seed Adventure Application, and Nur Amillia Sabrina Mohamad Amil (Bachelor in Graphic Design) for Designing The Multicultural Element As A Promotional Medium Among The Public To Use The Public Transportation In Shah Alam.
Bagging the Best Poster Award were Tan Kai Yong Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Electrical and Electronic) – Blended programme for Development of Solar-Powered Detection and Early Warning System for Headwater Disaster Mitigation, Mohamed Hafizuddin Abdul Mannan (Bachelor in Computer Science) for Development of Forest Species Cataloguing System to Advance Biodiversity Conservation, and Muhammad Shaziman Rosli (Bachelor in Creative Multimedia) for The Development of Augmented Reality-Based Learning Tools to Enhance Teaching-Learning Experience in Bahasa Melayu Syllables.
Bagging the Visitor Choice Award was Mumtaj Mohamed Ali (Bachelor in Information and Communication Technology (Hons) for Development of Accessible Educational Platform for Special Needs.
The ceremony featured an RM2,000 contribution to Yayasan MSU and the formation of five new partnerships.
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The Faculty of Information Sciences and Engineering (FISE) at Management and Science University hosted the 18th edition of the Ideas Regeneration Expo (iReX) in December 2024.
Held at the Chancellor Hall of MSU, the biannual flagship programme focused on the theme “Innovative Solutions for a Connected Future through Technology, Society & Communication,” drawing attention to championing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
The 18th iReX featured 222 final-year projects from bachelor's degree programmes across Media Science & Graphic (MSG), Engineering & Technology (ENT), and Information Sciences & Computing (ISC) departments in FISE. In addition, international participants from Western Caspian University (Azerbaijan), Jakarta Global University (Indonesia), Politeknik Negeri Jakarta, and Politeknik Negeri Bali virtually joined the exhibition.
The two-day exhibition featured an encompassing learning experience, including insightful industrial talks featuring Ir. Azri B. Ab Aziz, the Assistant Vice President of Pengurusan Air Selangor Sdn. Bhd.; Dato' Adam Hamzah, Director of Data Center Specialists (M) Sdn. Bhd.; Muhammad Tarmizi Sanusi Afkar, CEO of Tarsoft Sdn. Bhd.; Nasrol Muhaumin, Enzeq Ventures Sdn Bhd; and Ts. Zulkifly Amirudin. Inspidea Sdn Bhd.
In his officiating speech, MSU President and Founder Professor Tan Sri Dato’ Wira Dr. Mohd Shukri Ab Yajid highlighted two key aspects: closing the loops of two ecosystems. The first is fostering and developing positive, impactful collaborations with industry partners. The second focuses on closing the loop of the innovative culture that is aimed to cultivate within the university.
He also remarked on the dual nature of technology, emphasising that while it often involves disruption, this disruption can also bring positive outcomes. Stressing the importance of regenerating ideas, Professor Dr. Mohd Shukri highlighted the need to support the components driving change and to effectively manage the resulting disruptions in our country.
Following the speech, the President graced the prize-giving ceremony, accompanied by the Dean of FISE, Professor Dr. Adam Amril Jaharadak, and the Director of iReX, Associate Professor Ts. Dr. Safaa Najah Saud Al Humairi.
The IEEE Outstanding Award went to Muhammad Zharfan Ahmad Halim and Haikal Nazmi Putera Nasir (Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Mechanical Engineering) for Development of a Self-Powered System Utilizing Solar Cell and Wind Turbine for Sustainable Energy Harvesting in Weather Monitoring Devices.
The IEEE Best Project went to three students from the Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Electrical and Electronic (Hons) programme: Wan Muhammad Azim Azamuddin Wan Zainuddin for Design and Development of A Smart Monitoring System (SMS) for Low-Cost Solar-Powered Portable Emergency Power Supply, Muhamad Nizam Mohd Zani for Crafting Community Energy Solutions: Design A Solar Cleaning Mechanism Integrated With IOT System, and Mohamad Firdaus Fauzan for Developing Resilient Infrastructure: A Comparative Analysis of The Performance of Flat and Parabolic Solar Cells With Integrated Coolant Systems.
Theebana Durairajh (Bachelor in Computer Science) won the Best AI Project for Automated Metal Surface Micro Defect Detection Using Computer Vision for Sustainable Manufacturing.
Grabbing the Best Project Award were Kheertan Manoharan (Bachelor in Computer Engineering) for Development of Air Quality Monitoring System Using IOT for Classroom, Kanisha Pasupathy (Bachelor in Computer Forensic) for A Development Of Physical Evidence Management Apps System, and Mohammad Aliff Haiqal Mohd Amin (Bachelor in Graphic Design) for Develop A Comprehensive Guidebook Design For Packaging Wrapping Techniques According To Product Dimensions.
Ahmed Zama Mohammed (Bachelor of Science in Aviation Management & Piloting) for Metropolitan Air Mobility: A Comprehensive Survey and Comparative Analysis of Electric Air Taxi Service in Malaysia, Priwin Sri Morgen Papayah (Bachelor in Computer Forensic) for Cyber Safe Nation: Creating Online Platform To Enhance Cybersecurity Knowledge In The Community, and Airiel Syafizie Johari (Bachelor in Graphic Design) for Developing Branding in Packaging Design For Drinks Using Key Factors In Labu Sayong Manufacturing Framework won the Best Presentation Award.
Winning the Best SDG Project Award were Muhammad Adam Said (Bachelor in Computer Engineering) for Development of Machine Learning Algorithm for Plant Disease Detection Using Convolutional Neural Network (CNN), Dhannisha Balasubramaniam (Bachelor in Computer Science) for Design And Development of Mangrove Munchkin: Mangrove Seed Adventure Application, and Nur Amillia Sabrina Mohamad Amil (Bachelor in Graphic Design) for Designing The Multicultural Element As A Promotional Medium Among The Public To Use The Public Transportation In Shah Alam.
Bagging the Best Poster Award were Tan Kai Yong Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Electrical and Electronic) – Blended programme for Development of Solar-Powered Detection and Early Warning System for Headwater Disaster Mitigation, Mohamed Hafizuddin Abdul Mannan (Bachelor in Computer Science) for Development of Forest Species Cataloguing System to Advance Biodiversity Conservation, and Muhammad Shaziman Rosli (Bachelor in Creative Multimedia) for The Development of Augmented Reality-Based Learning Tools to Enhance Teaching-Learning Experience in Bahasa Melayu Syllables.
Bagging the Visitor Choice Award was Mumtaj Mohamed Ali (Bachelor in Information and Communication Technology (Hons) for Development of Accessible Educational Platform for Special Needs.
The ceremony featured an RM2,000 contribution to Yayasan MSU and the formation of five new partnerships.