Three entries. One booth. The 13th Kaohsiung International Invention & Design Expo, 26–28 November.
Our InventionsTell it what you need today. One motorised camera arm scans every shelf — a missing slot turns red and your phone buzzes.

Load up to three toiletries. Press a button, an ultrasonic sensor releases it into your hand. Rebuilt every year since 2024 — never restarted.

A fitting-room mirror that recognises the clothes you are holding and rings them up, so the queue never happens.
Not every build comes home with a medal. Both of these were finished, entered and defended anyway.
A roof that decides when to catch rain and when to shed it, cutting how much water a building throws away.
A clamp that holds an umbrella off your backpack so both hands stay free in the rain.
The expos the lab works toward each year. Which ones we enter depends on which projects are actually ready.
The lab takes three projects to the 13th Kaohsiung International Invention & Design Expo, 26–28 November. Internal mock judging runs 19 November in Room 304.
The AI Organizing Shelf gold at WorldInvent Singapore was covered by Economic Daily News alongside Taiwan’s other entries.
Judged 28 July in the online edition of WorldInvent Singapore. Entered as a team of five; the dispenser took bronze at the same event.
The Automatic Multi-Toiletries Dispenser at the 25th Malaysia Technology Expo — its third year out and its third different medal.
The Smart Rainwater Control Roof placed in the British International Education Association STEM competition.
We find a problem that annoys us, build it until it switches on, and then defend it on an expo floor in front of judges who look for holes in it.