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Week 12

19/11/2015

 
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Everything comes together on the night of Final Presentation, as our Campers showcased their efforts they've made over the semester. To freshen up your memories on our projects, here's a quick reminder:
  • Improving diabetic retinopathy patient compliance in Indonesia
  • Enhancing tippy-tap use in Cambodia
  • Supporting myopathic patients with their daily activities in Hong Kong
  • Healthy snack in Cambodian slums
  • Fluorosis prevention in Guizhou
Teams had to present in front of a panel comprised of both internal and external experts, and we at SIGHT would like to thank them again for their time and comments, they are:
  • Prof. Ying Chau, Founder of SIGHT (of course)
  • Prof. I-Ming Hsing, Acting Head of Division of Biomedical Engineering
  • Prof. Marshal YS Liu, Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
  • Mr. Simon Kan, Director of Gearing Enterprises Ltd.
  • Mr. Peter Chung, Teaching Associate in Department of Computer Science and Engineering
  • Prof. Steven Lee, Director of HKUST Entrepreneurship Center
  • Prof. Roger Cheng, Associate Provost for Teaching and Learning
  • Mr. Terry Lai, Vice Chairperson of Hong Kong Mucopolysaccaridoses and Rare Genetic Diseases Mutual Aid Group
  • Prof. King Chow, Director of Interdisciplinary Programs Office
  • Prof. Tom Luo, Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
  • ​Prof. Davis Bookhart, Head of Sustainability Unit
We are very glad that our Campers have risen to the challenge and presented many great ideas, including:
  • An image-regconition and processing algorithm diagnosis of diabetic retinopathy using a smartphone-based funds camera
  • A database system to keep track of diabetic retinopathy patients 
  • A joystick keyboard to allow myopathic patients type Chinese
  • A soy milk snack alternative for kids in the Cambodian slums
  • An improved stove to minimise fluoride contamination from cooking fumes
  • Using Moringa seeds to purify fluoride-contaminated water
Despite all these great ideas, not all shall proceed to the next semester as SIGHT projects. So stay tuned to see which team is going to make it!

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    is a 1-semester long non-credit bearing program, where SIGHT Campers are exposed to a myriad of global health issues via engaging with NGOs. Campers will follow-up on issues they find interest in, and from them develop solutions to solve these issues. The Camp is an accelerator of these ideas, providing workshops on design thinking, prototyping, product development, etc. The best ideas will stay and become fully-fledged SIGHT Projects in the Spring Semester.

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