Huawei Singapore Brings Industry Leaders Together to Explore the Future of Agentic AI-Driven Smart Campuses

Mr. Roger Tan, Head of Infrastructure and Cloud Operations of Resorts World Sentosa, shared perspectives on large-scale campus operations and the role of intelligent technologies in enhancing efficiency, visibility and infrastructure management.

“A strong digital foundation makes intelligent operations possible. At Resorts World Sentosa, Huawei Wi-Fi 7 delivers high-speed, low-latency connectivity across the resort, even in high-density environments. This demonstrates that connectivity has become the new ingredient in terms of elevating customer experience.”

Mr. Hong-Eng Koh, Global Chief Public Services Industry Scientist of Huawei, highlighted how intelligent architecture and connectivity can accelerate campus transformation.

“Agentic AI transforms concrete campuses to being Safe, Sustainable, Smart and Synergetic. Huawei’s DIMAK architecture and diverse connectivity options provide campus operators with intuitive capabilities to realize such Agentic Campuses.”

Industry partners also demonstrated how AI-driven innovations are delivering practical operational benefits.

Mr. Kelvin Goh, President of Security Association Singapore (SAS), highlighted the transformative role of Agentic AI in reshaping the security industry, emphasising the shift from manpower-intensive operations towards more intelligent, outcome-driven security solutions.

“From headcount to outcome — agentic AI, a new chapter of security transformation.”

Dr. Giuseppe Manai of NCS presented kaisense, a video intelligence platform that helps campuses move from surveillance to real-time, actionable insight.

Mr. Ian Tan, Vice President, Technology Services Business, Certis Group, discussed the expansion of AI agents beyond security incident management into broader operational functions.

“We at Certis are designing a platform for the future of autonomous operations: agents will handle security incidents, faults and other workflows in a smart campus, whilst humans move to higher-value supervision and verification work”

Mr. Amos Yeo, Vice President, Global Business of Nanjing Deepctrls Technologies, highlighted the potential of Physical AI in improving cooling efficiency and energy management.

“By combining Huawei’s ICT infrastructure with DeepCtrls’ Physical AI, campuses can adjust cooling plant operations as demand changes, maintain reliable cooling, and verify electricity savings with operating data.”

Showcasing Intelligent Campus Solutions

A key highlight of the summit was a series of live, scenario-based demonstrations illustrating how Huawei’s integrated smart campus solutions can address real-world operational challenges.

The showcases demonstrated how AI-powered connectivity, intelligent security and digital infrastructure can enhance situational awareness, streamline workflows and support sustainable campus operations.

Participants also engaged with Huawei experts and ecosystem partners to explore practical applications and opportunities for future collaboration.

Building a Smarter and More Sustainable Future

Through the Huawei Singapore Agentic Campus Summit 2026, Huawei reaffirmed its commitment to advancing intelligent campus innovation and strengthening industry collaboration.

By bringing together technology leaders and industry practitioners, the summit encouraged knowledge sharing and practical AI adoption, supporting Singapore’s transition towards safer, more sustainable, intelligent and interconnected campus environments.

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