Nanyang Business School Visits AAV
AAV hosted students from Nanyang Business School for a lab sharing on maritime robotics, autonomous vehicles and the work behind a student engineering team.
Read →Lab visits, outreach, sponsor visits, conferences and public demonstrations, the public-facing side of the team.
AAV hosted students from Nanyang Business School for a lab sharing on maritime robotics, autonomous vehicles and the work behind a student engineering team.
Read →AAV joined MPA’s 30th anniversary public roadshow at IMM, sharing student-built maritime robotics with members of the public.
Read →AAV supported MPA’s 30th anniversary outreach at Lot One, introducing autonomous maritime systems to families, students and public visitors.
Read →Lianhe Zaobao featured AAV team leads Tz Lung and Tz Yuan during Singapore Maritime Week 2026, tracing their path from early maritime curiosity to student-led autonomous maritime systems work at NTU.
Read →AAV’s team leads were featured by MPA at the Singapore Maritime Week 2026 Talent Pavilion, representing student builders working on autonomous maritime systems.
Read →AAV team leads Tz Yuan and Tz Lung were featured in The Straits Times and MPA digital feature, What the Sea Means to Us, under a section on building an autonomous maritime future.
Read →AAV joined MINDEF and other maritime robotics teams at Navy@Vivo 2025, gaining direct exposure to RSN platforms, public engagement and naval career pathways.
Read →SMF invited AAV members to the Singapore-Norway Innovation Conference, where the team learned from maritime autonomy and zero-emission vessel leaders.
Read →AAV attended ROSCon 2025 to learn from the global ROS community and bring practical software lessons back into its autonomy stack.
Read →AAV hosted students from Raffles Girls’ School for a lab sharing on autonomous vehicles and student engineering.
Read →AAV shared its vehicles and student engineering work with NTU alumni and their families during NTU Homecoming 2025.
Read →AAV shared its autonomous vehicle work with Atlassian Williams Racing during their NTU visit, linking student robotics with high-performance engineering.
Read →AAV team leads attended a PIER71 networking session to meet maritime startups and industry stakeholders working on digital maritime solutions.
Read →AAV hosted about 30 students from Taipei First Girls’ High School and shared its autonomous vehicle work in Mandarin.
Read →AAV joined NTU College of Engineering’s STEM outreach event, speaking with hundreds of students about RobotX, SUAS and real-world maritime robotics.
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Before SUAS 2025, AAV visited the U.S. Naval Academy to learn from its aerial systems work, testing facilities and naval engineering environment.
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Before SUAS 2025, AAV visited the University of Maryland Space Systems Laboratory, a university lab known for space robotics and neutral buoyancy research.
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AAV joined NTU MAE High Tea 2025 to share its vehicles and student team experience with prospective engineering students and their families.
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AAV visited IMDEX Asia 2025 to study maritime defence technologies, unmanned systems and industry solutions relevant to future vehicle development.
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AAV visited Tuas Naval Base after an invitation from the Chief of Navy and learned more about the RSN’s Maritime Security Unmanned Surface Vessel.
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NTU MAE featured AAV team leads Tz Yuan and Tz Lung after RobotX 2024, recognising the leadership, technical work and perseverance behind the campaign.
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AAV attended Singapore Maritime Week 2025 to study maritime drones, hydrographic surveying, autonomous vessels and the technologies shaping Maritime Singapore.
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AAV visited NUS Open House to learn from Bumblebee’s robotics showcase and later received a lab introduction from their team lead.
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AAV team leads joined more than 250 students at Maritime Youth Forum 2025 to meet maritime leaders and learn about career pathways.
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AAV team leads attended SMF New Year Conversations 2025, joining a maritime industry gathering focused on the future of Maritime Singapore.
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On the way to RobotX 2024, AAV members used a San Francisco stopover to visit Stanford and experience the broader autonomy culture in California.
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AAV welcomed undergraduate students from Peking University to the lab and demonstrated its autonomous vehicles.
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AAV hosted a Ministry of Education delegation for a lab demonstration on student-built autonomous maritime systems.
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AAV presented its upgraded autonomous vehicles to Singapore’s Minister for Education, NTU leadership and MAE leadership.
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AAV hosted faculty members from Royal University of Bhutan’s Samtse College of Education for a lab sharing on autonomous vehicles.
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AAV welcomed students from Kamnoetvidya Science Academy and shared its autonomous vehicle work with support from SMF and Fugro representatives.
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AAV hosted Hwa Chong Institution students as part of a talent and grooming attachment with NTU MAE.
Read →We run lab visits, demos and talks for schools and organisations, and we work with journalists covering the team.
