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The Academy for Bright Future Young Engineers and the Center for Global & Community Engagement of the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) and the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), Hong Kong, co-organized a well-received “STEM for Girls Workshop: Mini Electric Tricycle Workshop” for around 90 girls and teachers from nine primary and secondary schools on December 5-6, 2024. Read more

At the HKUST booth, we will offer an exciting range of DIY STEM workshops, including: - Triangular Robot
- Electric Conveyor Belt
- Electric Tank
- Air Powered Vehicle
- Microscope
- Electric Lamp
- Rope Climbing Robot Read more

Bright Future Cup 2024 Award List   Read more

Sustainable Engineering through Mathematics Bootcamp
(Learn Calculus through a series of hands-on activities related to sustainable engineering!) Read more

Simple Machines: Electric Bicycle Workshop
(To build your own electric bicycle!) Read more

(1) Preliminary Results
(2) Final Matchup
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(1) Preliminary Draw Result
(2) Preliminary Rundown
(3) Useful download links
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(1) Electronic Circuit Construction Challenge 2024 Award List - Junior Division
(2) Electronic Circuit Construction Challenge 2024 Award List - Senior Division   Read more

We would like to invite your school to participate in "Bright Future Cup 2024 - Robo-soccer Competition", which is organized by the Academy for Bright Future Young Engineers, HKUST. The competition offers a great opportunity for Secondary 1 to 5 students to experience design thinking and quick prototyping by building their own team of soccer robots and competing with other participating teams. Read more

Electronic circuit is one of the most important elements in the world of science and technology. Skill to construct electronic circuits can be introduced in primary and secondary schools. There have been efforts to introduce electronic circuit concepts as part of the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) education to pre-university students. The Electronic Design Contest is aimed as recognizing primary and secondary school students who have developed their interest and skill in constructing electronic circuits. Read more