The DKU Innovation Incubator is thrilled to announce the results of this year’s Dachuang project selection process. After a rigorous evaluation and review period, we have selected 33 outstanding projects that showcase the creativity, ingenuity, and entrepreneurial spirit of our students.
On January 27th, members of the nine project teams gathered with enterprise representatives to jointly discuss and share how they turned their inner ideals into tangible actions, guiding them towards their respective distant horizons.
To fully mobilize students’ initiative and enthusiasm in participating in scientific research, stimulate their awareness of innovation and entrepreneurial spirit, and enhance their practical abilities in innovation and entrepreneurship, DKU Innovation and Entrepreneurship Initiative is now officially launching the application for the 2024 College Student Innovation and Entrepreneurship Training Program (Referred to as “Dachuang Program”).
Green Education Innovation: Exploring the Implementation of Photovoltaic Energy and Water Purification Technologies in ESD at County-Level Middle Schools
In the spring of 2024, U-Corp will open four projects in public welfare, rural education, and creative consumption brands. The themes include county sustainable development curriculum design, application and exploration of artificial intelligence in county education, creative video production, and research on the market development of new consumption brands.
Led by the Innovation Lab (InLab) of Duke Kunshan University, we had a journey of exploration on Augmented Reality (AR) technology. This event unveiled the mystery of AR technology and was a hands-on experience to inspire creativity. The IWS event was held as scheduled on the afternoon of February 23, 2024, at Duke Kunshan University, attracting many curious participants about AR technology.
Abstract Optimal resource management has long been a central aspect of strategy games. Meanwhile, the past decade has seen a growing trend of integrating environmental conservation themes into games. This proposed topic seeks to investigate the specific features within game designs that have the potential to effectively promote environmental awareness among players. Additionally, it aims…
We are very pleased to announce the finalists of the second season of the DKU Innovation Challenge – a showcase of students’ critical thinking about the state of the art in different fields. After careful consideration, we present to you the outstanding projects that stood out:
Exploring the realms of bionics, engineering, industrial, and robotics has become an integral part of our daily lives. While creating robots from standardized parts is feasible, unleashing your creativity finds its best ally in 3D printing. The rapid growth of 3D printing technology has solidified its presence in the automotive, aerospace, industrial manufacturing, medical, and consumer electronics industries. Mastering 3D printing and modeling isn’t just a hobby; it’s a professional skill that has evolved significantly.
Kaiyuan Lou is a student of Data Science at Kunshan Duke University (DKU), class of 2024. He founded the Search-So project intending to provide a convenient information retrieval tool for teachers and students at DKU. Initially, he was solely responsible for development under the guidance of Professor Jiang Long. Gradually, he attracted more and more like-minded partners to join the team. As the project proceeded, they further discovered that what they were trying to solve was not just a purely technical problem, but a “darkness under the lamp” problem that is commonly found in many organizations: how to adapt internal resource websites and shared service systems to meet specific needs of users, improve information retrieval efficiency, and plan layouts reasonably? Thus, the business prospects, extended value and potential of this student project gradually emerged.
