HYPER INTERDISCIPLINARY CONFERENCE in MALAYSIA 2022

大会テーマ
Next Generation of Smart Engineering and Manufacturing
日 時
18th Feb 2022 Time: 10:00-17:30 MY Time
場 所
Online (Microsoft Teams)アクセス

The theme for HIC MY 2022 is “Next Generation of Smart Engineering and Manufacturing”. In line with Malaysia's Industry 4WRD policy and 10-to-10 Malaysian Science, Technology, Innovation and Economy Framework (MySTIE), this proposed theme highlights Malaysia's vision in pursuing a high-income nation status. It will be crafted to accommodate various industrial and academic stakeholders to sit together and discuss the gap between disciplines and formulate solutions to overcome the foreseen challenges. This theme will further discuss three subtopics of healthcare, environmental, and smart food technologies.

Calling for participants

In the Hyper Interdisciplinary Conference, researchers, faculty, and students from academia can join the conference virtually, and free of charge. For interested participants outside of academia, please contact us. The conference will be broadcasted online using the Leave a Nest internal broadcasting system, and you will need to log-in to your Leave a Nest account to be able to view the event’s live stream. Participants from outside Malaysia are also very welcome as well.

  • 12th Feb

12th Feb(土)11:30 - 17:15 MY TIME

12:00
IR4.0 Decentralization: Inevitability of Challenges and Potentials
Dr. Muataz Hameed AL-Doori, Flextronics Technology (Penang) Sdn. Bhd.
Dr. Muataz Hameed Al-Doori has 24 years of working experience in both industry and academics. Currently, he is FPGA Distinguished Engineer and holds a senior management position at Flex company. He is IR4.0 and Intelligent Automation lead of Flex Penang Cluster. He is SMIEEE, CEng, MIET, and IACSIT Senior Member. His research interests and working area on designing FPGA Embedded Multiprocessor SoC, digital systems using FPGA technology, FPGA-SoC design, embedded systems, computer system architecture, microprocessor architecture, the active jamming system for laser missiles, IR4.0 transformation, Cybersecurity, and Intelligent Automation.


Flextronics Technology (Penang) Sdn. Bhd.
12:15
Technology splash
No.ResearcherAffiliationThemeTitle
P-01Dr. Hau Yuan WenSchool of Biomedical Engineering and Health Sciences, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM)HealthcaremyThrob: A Portable Intelligent Heart Rhythm Monitoring Device
P-02Dr. Michelle TanUniversity of Nottingham MalaysiaHealthcareBio-sensor for Dengue Serotype Detection
P-03Dr. Mohd Fitri Mohd YakubMalaysia-Japan International Institute of Technology (MJIIT), Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM)EnvironmentAutomated Trash Collector with Water Quality Monitoring System
P-04Dr. Bryan Raveen Nelson BernettInstitute of Tropical Biodiversity and Sustainable Development, Universiti Malaysia Terengganu (UMT)EnvironmentPrototype for marine habitat rehabilitation after land reclamation
P-05Assoc. Prof. Dr. Amir Syahir Amir HamzahFaculty of Biotechnology & Biomolecular Science, Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM)EnvironmentHeteroligand and plasmonic biosensing system for detecting ions, pollutants, and small molecules
P-06Dr. Christine JamieFood Engineering,RJ Machine Solution Sdn BhdFood technologyBoosting white pepper production with the Pepper Peel-O-Matic machine
P-07Dr. Siti Nurhayati KhairatunFaculty of Food Science & Technology, Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM)Food technologySmart Food in School Food Service Program: How Should Malaysia Does It Right
P-08Mr. Aisamuddin Ardi Bin Zainal AbidinFaculty of Biotechnology and Biomolecular Sciences, Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM)BiotechnologyAntifungal and Biostimulatory Effects of Malaysian Seaweed Extracts: Potential Source of Green Solutions in Stress Mitigation in Oil Palm Industry
P-09Assoc. Prof. Dr. Normi Mohd YahayaFaculty of Biotechnology and Biomolecular Sciences, Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM)BiotechnologyTackling antimicrobial resistance through the design and development of broad-spectrum peptide inhibitors
P-10Dr. Siti Junaidah Binti AhmadFaculty of Health Sciences,Universiti Sultan Zainal Abidin (UNISZA)BiotechnologyDraft Genome of Novel Endophytic Streptomyces sp. SUK 48
14:00
Digital Disruption in Malaysian Healthcare
Abstract:
Fast-pacing digital disruption has emerged as a critical landscape in almost every sectors of the economy. In healthcare, digital health offers new means to manage health and wellbeing of the people. This however, disrupts the existing conventional and traditional markets. As a developing country, Malaysia offers a dynamic ecosystem to underpin the growth of digital healthcare for a betterment of society. The first session of HIC 2022 will gather experts in Malaysia’s medical devices ecosystem to share crucial information about smart healthcare technology, its current progress and future prospects.

“詳細情報”

Prof. Dr. Zaleha Abdullah Mahdy, Group leader
Health Technology Innovation Laboratory (HTIL), HCTM UKM

Zaleha obtained membership of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) in London, Masters in Ob-Gyn (UKM), and a Doctorate in Medicine from Newcastle University, UK. Her Ob-Gyn special interest area is maternal-fetal medicine, specifically in preeclampsia research. She is currently Professor and Senior Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist at UKM Medical Centre in Kuala Lumpur, having finished her three-year term as Dean of the UKM Faculty of Medicine in February 2019. Between February 2016 and November 2017, she was also the Director of UKM’s teaching hospital. She was elected as a Senate member of UKM in 2020. Presently she heads the Health Technology Innovation Lab in UKM (HTIL@UKM) and her current research interests include medical virtual reality (m-VR), 3D animation for medical and health education, medical drone development, and mobile app design for antenatal care.

Rajifah Ramli, i-Connect Health & Wellness programme

Rajifah is the Co-Founder & CEO of Data8 Sdn Bhd. A HealthTech startup building personalized health records on blockchain technology. She is also the Chairperson of the Founding Members for Health & Wellness, i-Connect Programme, under the stewardship of the Collaborative Research in Engineering, Science & Technology (CREST). This is a flagship initiative by the Academy of Sciences Malaysia in its efforts to enhance the national innovation ecosystem towards wealth creation and societal well-being. She is also a Committee Member of Access (Malaysia) Blockchain Association and a Council Member of NEF (Persatuan Usahawan & Industri ICT Bumiputera Malaysia).

Melody International Ltd.

Melody International Ltd. is a Japanese startup company that developed a new kind of medical device. They were established in 2015 and now they would like to introduce their product “Mobile Fetal Monitor iCTG” which is composed of two lightweight devices in the shape of a heart and a tablet. It basically serves to assess the fetal heart rate and uterine contractions of the pregnant woman. Its main feature is that it could be used remotely since it directly sends the data to the tablet devices and doctors’ computers in the hospitals via the internet. As such, this improves the convenience of pregnant women since the device could be used in the safety of their homes. They are striving to make the device usable worldwide starting from South-East Asian countries such as Malaysia where they could also solve the local issues in logistics and medical care.

AMI Inc.

AMI Inc. develops a super stethoscope for telemedicine that assists heart disease diagnosis to detect heart disease at the early stage. The stethoscope is one of the well-known medical devices, but diagnosis with it has been depending on the experience and individual hearing sensitivity of medical professionals without major technological innovation for more than 200 years. AMI is aiming to implement a function that assists in the diagnosis of heart disease by using AI. They are developing the hardware that acquires electro-cardio and heart sounds simultaneously and software that analyzes heart sounds with the trigger of the timing of myocardial activity potential occurrence. They also have been conducting clinical research collaborating with multiple medical institutions nationwide. They are proceeding with the product development to be approved and launch the super stethoscope as an AI medical device. And they also will promote social implementation in the field of telemedicine by combining it with a video chat system that supports remote auscultation

Ashirase, Inc.

Ashirase, Inc. was founded in 2021 with the mission to create life enrichment with WALK. They are striving to realize a society that expands the potential of the people by discovering the opportunities that enrich life through walking. Their product, Ashirase, is a walking navigation system for the visually impaired. The simple device is attached to the shoes of the visually impaired, and it guides them by the vibration in the shoes without disturbing their hearing. With the guidance information generated specifically for the visually impaired and unique vibration interface, the user can intuitively grasp the route information, and it makes it possible to walk safely and with a margin. Ashirase, Inc. will continue to provide new walking experiences by updating the software of smartphones and devices.

On the day of the conference, tune in to our live broadcast to listen to the exciting presentations of our researchers, as well as discussions by representatives from the government, startup scene, and academia.

15:05
Capacity Building of Artificial Intelligence in Malaysia
Abstract:
This session will updates Malaysian capability in artificial intelligence technology. It will highlight relevant governments policy, industrial interest as well as talents development. We try to pave interdisciplinary knowledge exchange to support the growth and application of AI across the countries. Ultimately, we hope to initiate new collaborative efforts between Malaysia and Japan on AI talents development ecosystem.

“詳細情報”

Dr. Nor Azmi Alias, Senior Vice President of Research Management,Collaborative Research in Engineering, Science & Technology (CREST)

CREST is a catalyst for collaboration between industry, academia and government in identifying industry needs and gaps, ideation of new concept, implementing solutions to the problems, and promote awareness on career in the E&E sector. Dr Nor Azmi obtained his BSc, MSc and PhD in Chemical Engineering from the University of Rhode Island, specializing in the field of corrosion science and technology. He has more than 15 years industrial electrochemical R&D experience applications, in semiconductor and telecommunication packaging, product electronic design chemicals, and components technology. He believes in identifying passionate, capable highly potential talent and nurture to be technology leaders in their chosen field.

Dr. Aznul Qalid Md Sabri, Head of Department,Artificial Intelligence Department,Faculty of Computer Science & IT,Universiti Malaya

Dr. Aznul has a firm believe that universities should play a greater role beyond its traditional role of producing certified graduates for the job market. His belief is that beyond theoretical and practical teaching & learning – a university should be a place where future leaders and future thinkers are created. University should be a place where youth, creativity, innovation and talents are celebrated and developed to its peak and optimal potential.

Realizing this – and in an effort to “walk the talk”, he involved himself with technopreneurship and is currently a business solution specialist for the faculty’s business pod, FSKTM Technovations. He also co-founded an AI based startup, Fylix Sdn. Bhd. Via these commercialization vehicles, various projects for clients such as PETRONAS, the Employers’ Provident Fund. PERODUA and international client such as Air Liquide had been delivered.

Dr. Jun Sese, President Humanome Lab., Inc.

He is a 20+ years machine learning researcher, and a president of Humanome Lab, Inc. Humanome Lab is developing an AI system to keep our lives healthy by aggregating digital health and medical data. The company also spreads the use of AI in society by providing user-friendly AI developing tools. He is also a visiting professor of Tokyo Medical and Dental University and a visiting researcher of the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Japan (AIST).

16:10
Smart Food from the Halal Perspective
Abstract:
This forum will address Malaysia's capacity in nurturing relatively new field of smart food innovation in response to the UN's SDGs to end poverty and hunger. They will also talk about its feasibility from a halal perspective, health value, and sustainability of smart food technology.

“詳細情報”

Prof. Dato’ Dr. Azhar Mat Easa, School of Industrial Technology, USM

Prof. Dato’ Dr. Azhar Mat Easa is a nutrastrategist and a professor in the School of Industrial Technology, Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM). He received his bachelor degree and doctoral degree in Food Sciences both from The University of Nottingham, England. His interest is in the research about functional food and further on its design and development.

Apart from teaching and supervising students, he has been serving as a consultant, speaker and a Governing Board Member of an international certification body. He has also been a program advisory committee for the Ministry of Plantation Industries and Commodities, a grant evaluator for the Ministry of Higher Education and visiting scholar for an international university.

His research theme “Sustainability-Led-Innovative- Manufacturing”, or SLIM has led to a commercialization of the research product called “Slimmee”.

Ms. Hasimah Hafiz Ahmad, Immediate Past President
Malaysian Institute of Food Technology (MIFT)

Ms. Hasimah has more than 36 years of experience in food research, research management, technology transfer and consultancy. She was formerly the Deputy Director-General (Research) at the Malaysian Agricultural Research and Development Institute (MARDI). Her area of expertise is in thermal processing, low temperature preservation as well as development and auditing of Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) food safety assurance systems.

She has chaired several important committees under Malaysia government agencies such as the Ministry of Health and SIRIM and member of various national committees. She was also the Malaysia Focal Point for the ASEAN Sub-Committee on Food Science and Technology under the ASEAN Committee on Science & Technology and was elected as Malaysian Institute of Food Technology (MIFT) President from 2015-2018.

Ezaki Glico Co. Ltd.

Glico was established in 1922 with the introduction of nutritious “Glico Caramel” into the marketplace and set the objective of “Enhance Health Through Food.” Along the way, the Glico group constantly strives to inspire “A Wholesome Life in the Best of Taste” – a dedication in keeping with the determination of its founder, Mr. Ri-chi Ezaki, to contribute to people’s health through the food business. Glico manufactures not only confectionery and ice cream, but also a wide range of food categories such as beverages, dairy products, processed foods, and baby milk powder.

IRA NOAH Plt

Established in 2013, IRA NOAH aims to provide a better alternative to the highly processed fast food out there on the market, fostering a whole new approach in consuming ready-to-cook and ready-to-eat food that is not only rich in taste but also brings health benefits and guilt-free. The increasing awareness in keeping a good diet expands the market for healthier food and IRA NOAH wants to be at the forefront. Their brand, Nanka, is offering 100% vegan jackfruit patty along with two “blended” products. Will it take off or just simply confuse consumers? The expert team at IRA NOAH is fully committed to revolutionalizing the current food industry with their product range that features a lot of fiber and can be enjoyed by anyone at any time.

Halnex Sdn. Bhd.

Halnex Sdn. Bhd. was founded in 2019. This company is a multi-disciplinary service provider and the pioneer in the Halal Robo-advisory consulting system backed by 19 years of experience in the Halal and Quality Assurance industry. Halnex aims to be a one-stop centre that focuses on supporting and building companies to be a robust and scalable player in the Islamic Economy sphere via its coordinated professional services. As a technology-based company, Halnex and its brand collaborators, innovate new digital solutions with the streamlined purpose of achieving the “NextGen Islamic Economy”. They provide an extensive range of services that are curated by industry experts to cater to the industry needs for various professional, strategic, business, and Quality compliance.

  • Flextronics Technology (Penang) Sdn. Bhd.

  • CREST

  • Humanome Lab., Inc.

  • Ezaki Glico Co., Ltd.

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