The team promotes digital self-blood pressure management through educational talks from professionals and trainers to increase public awareness on the importance of regular monitoring.

The team engages youngsters to promote brain health to the older generation, bringing the benefits of AI technology to the community.

A challenging issue calls for a novel solution! STAR serves children with ASDs and their parents through personalised programmes based on social robots, who are determined to help these kids better communicate.

With the latest artificial intelligence technology, personalised audio stories are automatically synthesised to bring an entirely new experience of storytelling to children and parents.

The team promotes physically active lifestyles in middle-aged adults through their web-based "Virtual Trainer" programme with the integration of social media.

Children with special educational needs often struggle with communicating their feelings and are sometimes misunderstood. Utilising wearable sensors, the team helps these children get their feelings heard by decoding their responses related to different emotions.

Widely adaptable on glasses and digital displays, the team's invention promises a chance for people with colour blindness to see a colourful world.

The age of VR eye check has dawned. Proven to provide a more comprehensive evaluation than clinical tests, the team's technology is being offered to glaucoma patients for screening and monitoring.

The heavy metallic robotic arm is a thing of the past. Stroke patients can now rehab at home with custom-made soft hands that enable more hand functions.

This silent killer is increasingly striking the younger generation, which causes severer complications. The team is calling the public's attention towards the disease with community activities.