“The Device of Swirl Jet Assisted Laser Micromachining” Wins a Gold Medal at the 8th IWIS |
Post Department:Graduate School of Optoelectronics Post Date:2015-11-04 |
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The International Warsaw
Invention Show (IWIS) is chosen as one of the most famous international invention
competitions by the Intellectual Property Office, Ministry of Economic Affairs
(R.O.C.) and is one of the most well-known invention competitions in Europe. IWIS
took place at Warsaw University of Technology from October 14th to
16th in 2014 and it attracted more than 600 entries from nearly 20
countries. The 8 entries from YunTech won 3 gold and 5 silver medals, showing
the research and development power of YunTech.
The 3 gold medal
inventions are as follows:
The first gold medal
invention, “The Device of Swirl Jet Assisted Laser Micromachining,” was
invented by student Chen Yen-min under the instructions of Associate Professor
Ho Chao-ching, Associate Professor Hsu Jin-chen, Associate Professor Chang
Yuan-jen, and Professor Kuo Chia-lung from the Department of Mechanical
Engineering. The invention is not only a device of swirl jet assisted laser
micromachining, but also holds the advantage of carrying away dust created in
the manufacturing process, reducing the blocking of the laser light. The
invention uses 4 air outlets to produce a swirl jet and uses 8 aspirating holes
to suck the air, thus solving the problem of excessive cooling of holes and making
the laser light work better.
The second gold medal invention,
“Development of a Series of Novel Materials for the Drug Carrier,” was invented
by student Chen Chien-wen under the instruction of Associate Professor Chou
Tzung-han from the Department of Chemical Engineering. By using a simple and
economical way, a self-aggregation carrier with high biocompatibility was
produced. The result of toxicity test shows that the drug carrier is non-toxic
and steady. It is believed that the drug carrier can replace currently used liposome
carriers.
The third gold medal
invention, “Glucose Microfluidic Bio-Sensing Device,” was invented by student
Huang Chin-hui under the instruction of Professor Chou Jung-chuan from the
Department of Electronic Engineering. The invention is a device that includes
both the microfluidic and bio-sensing units. The microfluidic unit, used for
detection, is combined with the bio-sensing unit. The device also includes one
substrate, dioxoruthenium (O2Ru), an electric layer, a thin glucose enzyme film,
and a conducting layer. When fluids flow to the detecting field, the thin glucose
enzyme film dynamically detects the concentration of glucose.
The 5 silver medal
inventions are as follows:
The first silver medal
invention, “A Lab-on-Disk Platform for Cell Labeling and Separation,” was
invented by students Yeh Yi-ling, Shi Li-shien and Yu Chen-yu under the instruction
of Assistant Professor Huang Chien-shen from the Department of Electronic
Engineering. The invention holds the advantages of detecting fast, using few
samples, and sorting when detecting. Due to the small amount of samples, the
reaction time is saved. Different nano-Fe304 particles with different
antibodies can detect different samples. Furthermore, one platform can work on
diverse detections at the same time. If the injection of samples works
automatically, the original complex steps, the amount of samples and reaction
time can be reduced.
The second silver medal
invention, “i-Balloon,” was invented by students Chen Tzi-ting and Huang
Rei-min under the instruction of Associate Professor Wang Ching-liang from the
Department of Creative Design. The invention aims to change the way in which
kids use intelligent mobile devices and lessen their chances of becoming part
of the phubbing generation. The outside format is flat for nowadays mobile
devices; however, the invention transforms the flat style into a spherical
style. Kids can also wear the invention to everywhere since it is designed into
a bracelet. Like its name, the invention can adjust its size like a balloon.
Users not only use the invention themselves, but also share it with others and
thus create more social interaction.
The third silver medal
invention, “Birdsong Identification Translator: i-piper,” was invented by
students Lin Men-hui and Kao Pei-wei under the instruction of Associate
Professor Wang Ching-liang. The invention is a communicative tool. When hearing
bird sounds, i-piper can be used to record the sounds and will identify the bird’s
specie. After identifying the bird, users can press the communicative button to
give feedback to the birds and to interact with them, thus creating a
relationship with nature.
The fourth silver medal
invention, “Generation of Magnetic Energy Environmentally Friendly Shoes,” was
invented by students Wong Yu-ren, Tsai Min-chang, Chang Chien-man and Yang
ya-ting under the instructions of Professor Wang Terng-jou from the Department
of Safety Health and Environmental Engineering and Assistant Professor Yu
Yuan-liang from the Department of Industrial Design. The invention was created
for females with poor peripheral circulation and for the elderly. The
electro-thermal fabric and self-generating technique provides warmth to users’ feet;
it also shanks and saves energy; and it reduces carbon dioxide caused by
heaters. Also, the invention is equipped with a global positioning system (GPS)
and light emitted diode (LED). When users get lost or are kidnapped, the GPS
can help police officers locate them more easily. The LED allows for greater
safety at nighttime. The last silver medal invention, “Solar-Powered Multimedia Glasses,” was also from Professor Wang Terng-jou. Solar power is the main power source of the glasses and therefore helps save energy. A sound guiding system and a GPS are going to be installed in the glasses in the future. Users can record while using the sound guiding system. The GPS helps users to position themselves and this invention holds the feature of light weight because of light solar panels. |
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