The annual School of Computer Science Coding Fest is a competition open to all university students. It provides opportunities for students to sharpen their coding skills, connect with like-minded peers, and hear from industry leaders on the future of AI and technology.
This year's competition will cover a broader range of themes, such as agriculture, biotech, education, finance, humanities, and medicine. Students are encouraged to emphasize creativity, feasibility, and the social impact of their projects. Judges are particularly interested in the novel application of emerging technologies, collaboration among peers, and the potential for future growth and development.
To showcase your project, please submit a 1-page poster in PDF. Follow this poster template (PDF, 239KB).
Champion: KnowYourPets
Runner up: Forget Me Not: a smart wearable to support Alzheimer's
Champion: AutoGuard DT: Vision Meets Digital Twins
Runner up: Scarecrow 2.0
Champion: ChemAR
Runner up: Blind Support Device Framework for LLM-Enhanced Monocular Vision Framework for Guiding the Visually Impaired (BSD-LLM)
Champion: Exploring Multimodal Neural Methods for Translating Australian Sign Language (Auslan)
Runner up: Sign Language Translation (SLR) Little Helper
Runner up: NeuroSigns
Champion: Marge1.0 – the Self-navigating Victim-searching Robot
Runner up: Lisa - AI in the Sky
Champion: Vilutra - Smart Lost Child Tracking System
Runner up: CoGen - AI and Gamification-powered Platform for Sex Education
Champion: Fund Flow, Unified Personal Finance
Runner up: Quo: Financial Risk Assessment Analyser
Champion: A Lightweight and Explainable CNN Model for Detecting Microplastics from Holographic Images
Runner up: Enhanced Graph Signal Reconstruction Using Adaptive and Multi-Scale Clustering Techniques
Champion: Scholar Hub
Runner up: A Scalable Competition Platform for Open Innovation and Community Engagement
Champion: AffiAI: AI-Powered Drug-Target Interaction Predictor
Runner up: Handwriting screening for early identification of dyslexia or visual perceptual problems in pre-school children
Champion: Disaster Aid
Runner up: IRIS: Intelligent Recognition and Imaging System for Coal Mining
Champion: Foresight
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