Principal Investigator: Dr Kristina Shin,
Institute of Textiles and Clothing
Dr Kristina Shin (right) and her winning invention (left)
This user-operated Adaptive Hydrotherapy Wetsuit is tailored for people with limited mobility, especially paraplegic patients and the elderly. With its self-operating features including an adjustable strap with buckles, movable foam panels, sliding bar and detachable foam for limbs, the wetsuit can be operated easily by patients or with help from only a physiotherapist during hydrotherapy. Serving as body-wear collar, cuffs, gloves and rings all at once, this all-in-one wetsuit thus increases patients' sense of independence.
- Grand Prize and Gold Medal with the Congratulations of Jury
i.Dummy: Robotic Mannequin for Fashion Design and Fitting
- Grand Prize and Gold Medal
Catalyst for Green Biodiesel Production from Unrefined Feedstock
- Special Merit Award and Gold Medal with the Congratulations of Jury
IoT-based Advanced Automobile Parking Navigation System
- Special Merit Award and Gold Medal
Posture Correction Girdle for Adolescents with Early Scoliosis
- Special Merit Award and Gold Medal
Rehabilitation Sleeve – An FES-robotic Hybrid System
- Special Merit Award and Silver Medal
O-blanket: Phototherapy Device for Neonatal Jaundice
- Silver Medal
Durable, Washable and High Performance Conductive Textiles
- Silver Medal
Intelligent Condition-based Key Machinery Asset Maintenance Management Platform
