The 10th Engineering
Inno Show
- Date: April 30, 2025 (Wednesday), 2:00pm – 5:00pm
- Venue: Tam Wing Fan Innovation Wing One
- Award ceremony at 4:30pm
Important dates for showcasing teams
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12:00nn, Apr 18, 2025 (Friday) |
Deadline of application |
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2:00pm, Apr 30, 2025 (Wednesday) |
Project teams come back to Innovation Wing for a live demo with your prototype Inno Show Award judging (Face to face in Inno Wing) |
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4:30pm, Apr 30, 2025 (Friday) |
Award presentation ceremony
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The Super "GOOD JOB!" Project Award
Selected by voting by participants.
- All participants will be given one “GOOD JOB!” badge when they visit the Engineering InnoShow. They can vote for the best project by giving the project team their “GOOD JOB!” badge.
The project team with the most number of “GOOD JOB!” votes by 4:15pm on April 30, 2025 (Wednesday) wins and will receive a gift prepared by the Innovation Wing in the award ceremony :-).
Inno Show Award: Selected by a professional judging team. To encourage students to develop innovative mindset in tackling engineering and social problems, and to support outstanding ideas to join international design competitions, the Dean’s Innovation and Entrepreneurship Fund will appropriate an amount of HK$100K to support a maximum of five student teams participated in the Inno Show to take part in international design competitions.
A panel to be chaired by the Associate Dean of Engineering (Student Enrichment) will select the winning teams from the Inno Show to be held at the end of semester 2, 2024-2025, based on the design put forward by the students, and their presentation during the Inno Show.
Judging criteria
- Importance of the Engineering / Social problem
- Innovation of the proposed idea
- Quality of the proposed solution
- Technical depth
- Project impact
- Potential for further development
Judging time
- April 30, 2025, Friday, 2:00pm – 4:15pm
To be announced.
The Engineering Inno Show is a showcase carnival that celebrates innovative Engineering student projects at the end of every semester. Participating students will have the opportunity to expound on their inventive design, research and projects; harness timely and constructive feedback given by peers, teachers, industry experts and the public through knowledge exchange; and spin talent and ideas into innovative (re)inventions. There are many reasons why Engineering Inno Show is a unique concoction of its missions and vision. We offer a vibrant, inter/multi-disciplinary and hands-on learning platform for students to create their own impact, in and out of the classroom. The showcases also paint junior fellows a concrete picture of what constitutes an exemplary work and open pathways for them to look at Engineering through the lens of their senior cohorts. We believe that Engineering united with hands-on experience is essential. It is our vision to inspire a generation of intrepid explorers and committed collaborators. At Engineering Inno Show, we are transmitting knowledge and values through narrative. Whether it is communicated in layman’s terms or field-specific terminologies, we hope that the seeds of creative minds will germinate and thrive.
CLIC-Chat
CLIC-Chat is an innovative AI chat tool designed to provide reliable and up-to-date legal assistance with a focus on Hong Kong law. Unlike other chat tools, CLIC-Chat boasts a comprehensive HK knowledge database, ensuring accurate responses tailored to the local context. By leveraging the RAG technique, it guarantees trustworthy information while staying current with the latest legal developments. One of its standout features is the ability to ask valuable questions, akin to a skilled lawyer, to gather essential details from users’ stories. This enables CLIC-Chat to provide personalized legal guidance and suggestions, knowing precisely when to stop questioning and offer relevant insights. With CLIC-Chat, users can confidently navigate legal matters, receive accurate information, and make informed decisions.
We are excited to announce that the 9th Engineering Inno Show was successfully held on Apr 26, 2024. A total of 25 student projects from 5 departments and InnoHub members were showcased in the event. The teams have done an excellent job in preparing the event and presenting their work to classmates, teachers, and visitors. Please join us in congratulating the following five projects for receiving the Inno Show Awards:
Quantum Education Society @ 9th Inno Show
We seeks to transform quantum physics education through the creation of an innovative curriculum that prioritizes experiential learning and practical engagement. The Innow Show offers a unique platform that aligns perfectly with our project’s goals of enhancing quantum physics education through experiential learning. By incorporating practical experiences and demonstration kits, our goal is to empower students with a profound understanding of quantum technology, effectively preparing them for future opportunities in this burgeoning field.
Project Innobot: Autonomous Rover
Auto-piloting is an evolving technology that significantly contributes to enhancing production efficiency across industries. The development of navigation rovers enables automated, high-loading point-to-point delivery tasks, reducing the reliance on traditional manpower and decreasing the risk of physical injuries among workers. Our team is committed to cultivating expertise in the field of navigation and sharing our experiences in creating navigation robots with the broader robotics community.
Trash Collection Patrol Bot
Our project is an automatic rubbish disposal car. which is divided into 4 parts.The whole system is operated under the link between a computer and the vehicle, through this link, the computer can sketch the environment and calculate both position and posture of the vehicle, giving the car instructions on movements. The radar module is for outlining the surrounding environment. The AI recognition module allows the car to label the spitball that the camera captured, this allows it to find the spitball we wish to throw away. The Robotic Arm module is responsible for grabbing the object and throwing it into the Smart Bin. The Smart Bin should be able to open up automatically when the arm grabs the target as well as when someone’s hand is close to the bin.
VR Motion Capture System For Third-Person Perspectives
A VR Motion Capture System For Third-Person Perspectives, aims to analyze performance in term of VR sickness incidence, Avatar embodiment and User Engagement
of Embodied Users in CAVE System
Beach Cleaning Robot
With the increasing concern about environmental pollution, particularly in coastal areas, the need for effective beach cleaning solutions has become paramount. This project aims to design and develop an unmanned beach cleaning robot capable of efficiently removing litter and maintaining the cleanliness of sandy shorelines. The successful execution of this initiative holds the potential to completely transform beach cleaning procedures in Hong Kong, actively contributing to environmental preservation, while simultaneously fostering greater awareness and involvement in maintaining the cleanliness of our coastlines.
There are 20 projects in the show. Details to be announced.
SmartSocks: AI-Based Wearables for Feet Pronation Sensing and Customised Calf Massage
SmartSocks are lightweight, low-energy wearable socks designed to ease gait issues like pronation and supination, affecting 35% of the elderly. Using soft robotics and smart sensors, they provide gentle, targeted leg muscle relief tailored to each user’s walking pattern. Unlike bulky massage devices or high-voltage wearables, SmartSocks are practical for daily use—no heavy hardware, no frequent charging. An AI-powered app personalises massage settings based on foot shape and movement data. Offered at a competitive price, SmartSocks help elderly users walk more comfortably, reduce chronic pain risks, and improve mobility in a convenient, user-friendly way.
Bubble Sooooooort
You are a programmer specializing in the “Bubble Sort Algorithm” which enables you to hack through anyone’s database. You’ll need to face professional cybersecurity to overcome their firewalls to get the data you want. The battle relies on your skill, luck, and insight!
