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YunTech Snares 4 Gold and 4 Silver Medals in Ukraine
Post Department:Office of International Affairs      Post Date:2015-11-04  

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The research and development team of YunTech achieved a good performance at the 11th International Exhibition of Inventions of Ukraine. Their 8 inventions were granted 4 gold and 4 silver medals, demonstrating the strong research and development power of YunTech.

 

The gold medal inventions are as follows:

 

“Green Traffic Cone” was invented by student Chang You-hsuan under the instruction of Professor Tu Jui-che of the Graduate School of Design. Different from nowadays traffic cones, caution tapes are embedded in “Green Traffic Cones.” You only have to pull out caution tapes if needed. Furthermore, the sides, top and caution tapes are luminous to increase the cone’s visibility at nighttime and in other low-light situations.

 

“Mask Assisted Laser Drilling” was invented by students Kuo Chia-lung, Chang Yuan-chen, Shu Ching-chen and Lou You-hua under the instruction of Associate Professor Ho Chao-ching from the Department of Mechanical Engineering. The invention is able to sense the time and depth of drilling simultaneously, helps remove debris, and can be applied to micro-industries.

 

“The 3D Stereoscopic Virtual Fish Collection with Interactive Features” was invented by students Chang Shen-shioun, Huang Hung-chan, Chen Yen-chun, Zou Dai-shioun and Hung Guan-shuan under the instruction of Assistant Professor Huang Chien-sheng from the Department of Electronic Engineering. It is a new augmented reality 3D interactive system. With augmented reality, virtual images will be shown in real spaces and can interact with users simultaneously. It is recommended that the system be installed at tour destinations.

 

“Wearable Hand Rehabilitation Training System” was invented by students Gao Min-yi, You Chia-ru and Lin Yu-hong under the instruction of Associate Professor Hsueh Ya-hsin from the Department of Electronic Engineering. Featuring instant visual feedback and serving as a game, the invention helps patients use their upper limbs as they go through the game and therefore increases their willingness for rehabilitation.