Engineering & Technology

Gamifying the Classroom: From Pixel Art to LEGO Towers

By Associate Professor Chia Wai Chong

 Over the past two academic years, new gamification strategies were explored to enhance student motivation and engagement within our undergraduate engineering courses.

Malaysia’s Path to Net Zero: Transforming the Built Environment

By Professor Ir Ong Hwai Chyuan & Dr Raymond Tang Chong Ong
 The Vision for a Greener Malaysia

Climate change mitigation is a central pillar of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and Malaysia has explicitly aligned its national development agenda with this global commitment.

Hands-Off Diagnostics: The Rise of Autonomous Ultrasound Trajectories

By Associate Professor Ir Dr Riady S. Jo & Sara Hany Tawfik Hussien

An AI-enabled robotics system is developed to automate handheld medical imaging and improve efficiency and consistency. Currently, clinicians operate Ultrasound or FibroScan probes manually. While effective, this approach varies widely between operators.

The Rise of Intelligent Electronics: AI’s Role in Shaping the Future of The Chip

By Associate Professor Ir. Dr Ranjit Singh Sarban Singh
Introduction: The Backbone of Modern Technology

Semiconductors form the foundation of modern electronic systems, powering everything from smartphones and medical devices to renewable energy infrastructures and autonomous vehicles.

Sunway University: Empowering the Next Generation of Embedded Systems Engineers

By Ts. Dr. Ngu War Hlaing

In today’s increasingly digital and interconnected world, engineering graduates must possess not only strong theoretical foundations but also practical competencies, industry awareness, and the ability to adapt to rapidly evolving technologies.

Power on the Move: How V2B/B2V is Driving the Mobile Prosumer Revolution

By Professor Dr Ker Pin Jern

Do you own an electric vehicle (EV), or are you considering getting one soon? Imagine a future where your EV does more than just a mode of transportation. When it is parked, it serves you quietly by helping to power your office, a commercial building, or even a university campus.

More than Internet Cables: When Light Learned to Sense

By Ts. Dr. Nor Akmar binti Mohd Yahya

 Most people never thought twice about the thin glass cable that brought the internet into their homes. It ran quietly through walls, under streets, and across oceans, delivering emails, online meetings and late-night movie streams at the speed of light.

The Beauty of Materials Engineering

By Dr Kee Chia Ching

 When we think about engineering, our minds often jump to towering bridges, advanced machines, or cutting-edge electronics. Yet, behind every technological breakthrough lies a quieter but equally powerful discipline: materials engineering.

From Sunway to Software: My Journey into QA Engineering

By Assoc. Prof. Ts. Dr Lee Yun Li & Ms Chai Wui Ling

I graduated in 2024 with a Bachelor of Software Engineering (hons). I chose this programme because I felt it offered strong career prospects, and I was also curious to understand what software engineers really do.

Rethinking Engineering Education: Making Assessments More About Values

By Associate Professor Ir. Abdul Aziz Omar

Introduction 

Strengthening Coastal Resilience in Malaysia with Artificial Intelligence

By Associate Professor Ir Dr Ali Najah Ahmed & Dr Hayana Dullah

Sea levels are rising across the globe, and scientists warn that the pace will only accelerate in the coming decades. For Malaysia—home to a tropical climate, rapid urbanisation, and vast stretches of low-lying coast—this presents a serious challenge.