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The 15 projects range widely. Parable\u2019s modular ceramic system, Iris, bridges handmade craft with configurable forms, while ODD M.\u2019s Fragility to Permanence turns eggshells and post-consumer waste into functional objects. 1 Qubit, by Jake Tan, Ezequiel Ignacio Rodriguez Chiacchio and Bao Songyu, uses classical computation to explore ideas inspired by quantum computing.<\/p>\n
Technology also underpins Carlos Banon and Yiping Goh\u2019s FORMAS.AI, a spatial workflow platform that addresses authorship when designing with AI. Reynard Seah\u2019s Noda is a flexible joint system for temporary, adaptable structures, while Interactive Materials Lab\u2019s Scan to Play turns the everyday barcode into a playful interface between the digital and physical worlds.<\/p>\n
Several works also explore the relationship between heritage and new technologies. Roger Ng Wei Lun\u2019s Lustre Series and Earth Deity Altar reimagines Peranakan furniture and spiritual objects through contemporary materials and digital techniques. Threads of Becoming, by Melvin Ong, Shervon Ong and Andy Yeo, combines 3D printing with lacquer threading, while Aditi Neti\u2019s Of Curves and Hands translates kolam drawing through computational systems. Serina Lee\u2019s Language System draws on Chinese calligraphy to shape garments that explore cross-cultural identity.<\/p>\n
Several projects apply design to healthcare, accessibility and inclusion. TUSITALA\u2019s 3D-printed tactile picture book, made in collaboration with NAMIC Hub@SIT and iC2 PrepHouse, uses raised images and Braille text to expand reading options for children with visual impairments. Celeste Seah\u2019s Rememo, meanwhile, uses generative AI to create memory prompts for dementia therapy.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n