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YBHG. PROF. DR. NOORSAADAH ABD RAHMAN

DEPUTY VICE-CHANCELLOR (RESEARCH AND INNOVATION)

UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA

As a premier research university, University of Malaya leads the way for research, teaching

and innovation in Malaysia. The mission of the University of Malaya is to advance

knowledge and learning through quality research and education for the nation and

humanity. We are pleased that our efforts are being validated through various means

including the recent ranking announcements putting UM at the 18th position in the

Universities Times Higher Education rankings for emerging economies and 70th position in

the World QS University ranking.

As part of its global initiatives, UM has formulated several strategies to expand its research

agenda including providing conducive environment to further develop a robust research

and innovation culture among researchers. In addition, UM will try to ensure that all its

research will produce impact that will reach the society at large. Amongst the vision to

make research impactful, UM attempts to bring its research and innovation’s output to

the people and the market. UM’s Innovation and Commercialization Centre or UMCIC

will continue to work with researchers and our industry partners in our technology transfer

activities in addition to university research and teaching activities through our

entrepreneurial activities.

Thus, it is hoped that with the UMDT Accelerator Program organized by UMCIC will assist

and expedite our technology transfers and commercialization activities. The UM Startups

2020 Co-Founder Search Day is an excellent platform to find the right business co-founders

that will able to assist our researchers to validate and provide the pull of our research

products to the market.

I would like to thank and congratulate UMCIC team for taking this initiative towards

expanding our commercialization activities. On behalf of University of Malaya, I would like

to thank everyone for the support and for taking the time to participate in this event.

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YBHG. PROF. DR. ROFINA YASMIN OTHMAN

ASSOCIATE VICE-CHANCELLOR (INDUSTRY AND COMMUNITY NETWORKS),


Heartiest congratulation to UMCIC for successfully bringing to fruition, the UM Startups 2020

Co-Founder Search Day. For the past several years, we have seen a steady rise in the

number of start-ups and entrepreneurship particularly in the fields of technology. Successful

entrepreneurship icons such as Anthony Tan (Grab's founder and CEO), Chan Kee Siak

(Exabytes Network’s founder and CEO) and Vivy Yusof (Fashion Valet’s co-founder and

COO) have succeeded in capturing interests and popularity with their larger than life

personalities and their innovative products and services.

Malaysia has demonstrated an increase of entrepreneurs in the local tech startup scene.

With better access to funding, there is ample opportunity for new business ideas to take off.

However, industry observers say we are merely scratching the surface of where the industry

could be. Malaysian Global Innovation & Creativity Centre (MaGIC) reported that there is

an estimate of 3,000 startups in Malaysia. Compared to over 1 million registered enterprises

here, startups only make up 0.25% of total companies registered. In contrast, Singapore has

about 42,000 startups, making up some 8.88% of companies in the island state.

Universiti Malaya Deep Tech (UMDT) Program serves as a platform to attract university talents

and ideas for entrepreneurship while at the same time benchmarking our own talents with

world class facilities. The “UM Start-Up 2020 Co-Founder Search Day” is merely the beginning

of the journey to encourage, develop and facilitate the start-ups’ learning journey from

ideation stage to successful businesses. With this program, it is hope that more business pods

and start-ups ‘made in’ UM are able to expand and accelerate the commercialization of

their products. Good luck and keep working.

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PROF. IR. DR. FATIMAH IBRAHIM

DIRECTOR, UM CENTRE OF INNOVATION AND COMMERCIALIZATION (UMCIC)


On behalf of the UM Centre of Innovation & Commercialization (UMCIC) Top

Management, I take great pleasure in welcoming all of you to Universiti Malaya Deep

Tech (UMDT) Startups 2020 Co-Founder Search Day.

I would like to express my gratitude to Ministry of Finance (MOF), Malaysia for supporting

the innovation and commercialization activities in University of Malaya. We are so proud

to say that UMDT is one of the UM One Stop Centre’s initiatives. I also would like to extend

my greatest appreciation to University of Malaya Top Management for their tremendous

support and approval for this program. To all UMCIC staff including our mentor, Mr. Ahmad

Zakir Dato’ Wira Jaafar, thank you for the amazing work done and the endless hours that

you have spent diligently working on this project.

UMDT Accelerator Program is a new push by UM to commercialize and bring UM’s

technology to market via the Researcher’s Start-up. UMCIC wish to provide the right

support to the researchers in building their business as University spin-offs and start-ups lead

to many benefits; especially deeper linkages within the Quadruple Helix. Through a

structured and guided incubation program, it is anticipated that UMDT Accelerator

Program will be able to actually engage the researchers with entrepreneurial aspirations

in commercialization activities.

Through this event, we are looking for business co-founders to partner with 21 UM start-ups.

Our UM researchers will pitch for their researched products and technologies, and

hopefully they will find the right co-founders for their business. Let us take this opportunity

to move UM’s amazing innovations from research bench to commercialization. I wish

everyone all the success.

Thank you.


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INTRODUCTION OF UM DEEP TECH ACCELERATOR PROGRAMME

Universiti Malaya Deep Tech (UMDT) Accelerator Programme is another effort by UM to

commercialize and bring UM technology to market. This route of commercialization is

via the Researcher's startup. UM supports Researcher's effort in building their startups.

UM has recognized that University spin-offs and startups lead to many benefits. University

startups will not only lead to commercialization. It will also create deeper linkages within

the Quadruple Helix. Successful university startups have created linkages at many levels

with the Industry, Community, Other Academia and Government.

UM wants to give the right support to the researcher's effort. The intention is for UMDT

Accelerator Programme to assist UM startups on better footing as they enter the market.

To be clear, it is not our intention to mold UM's Researchers into entrepreneurs. A team

is a must in joining UMDT Accelerator Programme. The team should consist of at least 1

UM Researcher and a business co-founder.

UMDT Accelerator Programme is an Ideation Stage Market Validation programme. It is

set up to validate commercially UM Researched products. At the same time to nurture

the researcher's group and the idea to enter to the right market. It is a structured and

guided incubation programme to minimize failure for a startup.

BE THE NEXT ENTREPRENEUR!


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UM STARTUPS 2020 CO-FOUNDER SEARCH DAY

University of Malaya startups are in search of business co-founders. Hear

UM Startups pitch from the outcome of 21 UM researched products and

technologies. Find the right UM startup partner for your next business

during UM Startups Co-Founder Search Day 9th March 2020.

The event is a precursor to UM Deep Tech (UMDT) Accelerator

Programme 2020. Startups successfully selected for

UMDT Accelerator Programme will be entitled to:

RM50k market validation grant (T&C applies)

Be a part of a structured and

guided UMDT Accelerator Programme

that builds entrepreneurship skills

Equity participation with chosen startups.

Demo Day Pitch in front of VCs,

Angel Investors, Funders and Grant Agencies

after the UMDT Accelerator Programme


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AGENDA – UM STARTUPS 2020 CO-FOUNDER SEARCH DAY

Date: 9 March 2020 (Monday)

Time: 8:30 am – 5:00 pm

Venue: Auditorium KPPI, University of Malaya

8:30 am - 9:00 am Arrival of Participants

Registration

9:00 am - 9:20 am Arrival

YBhg. Prof. Dr. Rofina Yasmin

Associate Vice-Chancellor

(Industry and Community Networks), UM

Arrival

YBhg. Prof. Dr. Shaliza Ibrahim

Associate Vice-Chancellor

(Research and Innovation), UM

Arrival

YBhg. Prof. Dr. Noorsaadah Abd Rahman

Deputy Vice-Chancellor

(Research and Innovation), UM

Arrival

Datuk Ir. (Dr.) Abdul Rahim Hj. Hashim

Vice-Chancellor, UM

Arrival

YM Tengku Datuk Dr. Mohd Azzman Shariffadeen Tengku

Ibrahim

Chairman,

Board of Directors, UM

9:20 am - 9:30 am Welcome Remarks

Prof. Ir. Dr. Fatimah Ibrahim

Director, UMCIC

9:30 am - 10:30 am Pitching Session 1

Moderator: Mr. Ahmad Zakir Dato’ Wira Ja’afar

10:30 am - 11:00 am Refreshment & Networking

11:00 am - 12:30 am Pitching Session 2


12:30 pm - 13:30 pm Lunch & Networking

13:30 pm – 16:00 pm Pitching Session 3


16:00 pm – 17:00 pm Hi-Tea & Networking


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LIST OF RESEARCHERS

No Name of Researcher Title of Technology Time

1 Assoc. Prof. Dr. Vengadesh A/L

Periasamy

Portable diagnostic kit accurate in

dispensing antibiotics

0930 – 0945

2 Assoc. Prof. Dr. Juan Joon

Ching

Cheaper, safer and stylish power

banks for handphone users

0945 – 1000

3 Prof. Shaliza Ibrahim Organic waste to hydrogen to

electricity

1000-1015

4 Dr. Iswadi Bin Jauhari Water pipes into electricity 1015 – 1030

Refreshment Break

5 Prof. Misni Misnan Nanolipid Encapsulation 1100 – 1115

6 Ir. Dr. Lai Kin Wee Accurate Scoliosis Assessment 1115 – 1130

7 Assoc. Prof. Dr. Fung Shin Yee Tiger Milk Mushroom for Asthma

sufferers

1130 – 1145

8 Dr. Vengadaesvaran A/L

Balakrishnan

Smart Self-Cleaning Glass 1145 – 1200

9 Dr. Chong Wen Tong Fresh tropical environment and

cool air for your house in the city

1200 – 1215

10 Prof. Madya Dr. Ubagaram

Johnson Alengaram

Integrated solution to produce

eco-friendly lightweight concrete

and low-cost hollow blocks

1215 – 1230

Lunch Break

11 Prof. Dr. Chong Ving Ching &

Prof. Dr. S. Vikineswary

Sabaratnam

Locally produced V&C POME Bac 1330 – 1345

12 Assoc. Prof. Dr. Wong Pooi

Fong

Accurately diagnose severe

dengue in hours

1345 – 1400

13 Dr. Leo Bey Fen NanoSense Portable kit to detect

foodborne pathogen

1400 – 1415

14 Dr. Mohd Yazed Ahmad Y Hub IOT device 1415 – 1430

15 Dr. Aznul Qalid ICDL training 1430 – 1445

16 Prof. Madya Ir. Dr. Siti Zawiyah

Md Dawal

For OKU and physically

challenged to take wudu'

1445 – 1500

17 Prof. Dr. Miss Laiha Mat Kiah Your medical info in your own

hand

1500 – 1515

18 Dr. Azah Anir Norman Halal Squad App 1515 – 1530

19 Dr. Ting Hua Nong Baby Cry Recognition App 1530 – 1545

20 Dr. Unaizah Obaidellah Let’s Tilawah: A Fun Quranic

Letters

1545 – 1600

21 Dr. Norhanim Zakaria BIJAK Magnetic Board 1600 – 1615

Hi-Tea Networking


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Portable diagnostic kit

for accurate dispensing of antibiotics

PROJECT IDEA

The solution is eProfiler, a patented technology, offering accurate, portable,

simple, and cost-effective device for rapid detection of pathogens from a drop

of clinical samples. This all-in-on electronic biosensor can analyze all three major

biomolecules (DNA, RNA, Proteins) as well as cells WITHIN A FEW MINUTES.

First of its kind, this fully-electronic biosensor is able to capture electronic

fingerprinting signals from the biological materials such as viruses or bacteria.

Therefore, the business model will eventually be about big cloud data of

electronic profiles, beside the device and disposable PCB-based chips. The

potential is endless.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Vengadesh A/L Periasamy Department of Physics, Faculty of Science, UM [email protected]


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mailto:[email protected]

Cheaper, safer and stylish power banks

for handphone users

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Juan Joon Ching

Nanotechnology & Catalysis Research Centre, Deputy

Vice Chancellor (Research & Innovation), UM

[email protected]

PROJECT IDEA

No frills but stylish and cheaper power bank retail prices by 20-30% using low

manufacturing cost particularly use of Strontium titanate, abundance metal, in

replacement of lithium and cobalt.

Product weight: 0.065-0.070 kg

Product size (L x W x H): 9.5-9.7 x 6.4-6.7 x 0.5-0.7 cm


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Organic waste

to hydrogen to electricity

Prof. Dr. Shaliza Ibrahim

Institute of Ocean and Earth Sciences, UM

[email protected]

PROJECT IDEA

The solution is the conversion of organic waste into hydrogen. In turn, the

hydrogen will be converted into electricity by burning the hydrogen. All these

will be in a unit called UM Bioreactor for Hydrogen Production. The system is a

patented design using anaerobic reaction from organic waste.


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Water pipes

into electricity

Dr. Iswadi Jauhari

Department of Mechanical Engineering,

Faculty of Engineering, UM

[email protected]

PROJECT IDEA

The solution is patented in-pipe hydropower to generate clean and sustainable

electricity. This special design will use the existing pipes water velocity. They will

be in the new by-passed pipes to generate electricity. This newly generated

electricity will supplement the current electricity usage for the water treatment

facility. This, in turn, will reduce the operating cost. This technology is suitable

due to the size of the pipes that are available. Together with the volume of

water to generate electricity.

Another opportunity for the water treatment company is to sell the electricity

back to Tenaga Nasional grid. This is far more advantageous since it's 24 hours

of electricity generation. In comparison to other forms of green energy such as

solar. This will be an additional revenue segment for the water treatment

companies.


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Nanolipid

Encapsulation

Prof. Dr. Misni Misran

Department of Chemistry,

Faculty of Science, UM

[email protected]

PROJECT IDEA

NLC Co. is the solution for the manufacturers in looking to enhance

effectiveness of their drug, herbal and cosmetic products. NLC Co. will apply

the existing manufacturer's product into nanolipid form. Nanolipid, also known

as Nanostructured lipid carriers (NLC) are a delivery system in which nano size

lipid particles act as a potential delivery system for the active ingredients. NLC

have some advantages in certain circumstances when compared with other

type of carriers. In other words, nanolipid encapsulates the active ingredient

that will give a better delivery.

NLCs as nanolipid carriers find potential application in various fields. The

applications are divided in two broader aspects covering the therapeutic

applications which include the various routes of administrations in drug delivery

and the second part describes the applications in other fields including

cosmetics, nutraceuticals, food, chemotherapy and gene delivery.

NLC Co. has the know-how and equipment to encapsulate the manufacturer's

product into nanolipid form. This will be constant services that NLC Co. will

provide to the manufacturer.


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Accurate

Scoliosis Assessment

Ir. Dr. Lai Kin Wee

Department of Biomedical Engineering


[email protected]

PROJECT IDEA

Scoltech (patented device) can quantitatively diagnose scoliosis and evaluate

shoulder balance of scoliosis patients. It was programmed to measure and

intuitively display clinical parameters of scoliosis patients. The reliability of the

device was verified by spine surgeons through clinical testing.


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Tiger Milk Mushroom

for Asthma sufferers

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Fung Shin Yee

Department of Molecular Medicine,

Faculty of Medicine, UM

[email protected]

PROJECT IDEA

It has been known that Tiger Milk Mushrooms have very good medicinal

properties. The history of usage for tiger milk mushroom dated back to almost

400 years ago. However, the right active ingredients of Tiger Milk Mushrooms

and the right level of active ingredients is important. Even when there were

samples collected from the wild, the supply and quality were inconsistent.

Carefully cultivated and selected potent Tiger Milk Mushrooms are the key in

providing the right long term treatment for asthma sufferers.


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Social Enterprise

to reduce electricity bill for B40 household

Prof. Ir. Dr. Nasrudin Abd Rahim

UM Power Energy Dedicated Advanced Centre (UMPEDAC)

[email protected]

PROJECT IDEA

The solution to assist B40 group is the installation of 2 Panels Micro Inverter Solar

PV System through a Social Enterprise. This new solar generated electricity is to

supplement the existing house electricity supply. This 2 Panels Micro Inverter

Solar PV System is sufficient to generate half of the average typical monthly

electricity usage for B40 household group. Which means the monthly total

Tenaga Nasional electricity bill will be RM15 to RM30 after the installation of the

2 Panels Micro Inverter Solar PV System.

This new monthly Tenaga Nasional electricity charges will be covered by the

RM40 Electricity Bill Rebate Programme. Thus B40 group will no longer need to

pay monthly electricity bill.


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Fresh tropical environment

and cool air for your house in the city

Assoc. Prof. Ir. Dr. Chong Wen Tong

Department of Mechanical Engineering,

Faculty of Engineering UM

[email protected]

PROJECT IDEA

Patented Indoor Botanical Air Bio-filter & Cooler (IBABC) is the solution to reduce

indoor air pollutants, improve the air quality and reduces the temperature.

There are two sections of IBABC, Botanical Bio filtration and Evaporative

Cooling section. In effect IBABC is a combination with standard Air-

Conditioning & Mechanical Ventilation (ACMV) contributes to to reduction to

the usage of energy. Several improvements to the usage of IBABC:

Improve indoor thermal comfort – reduce temperature and maintain

humidity level – improve building air change rate.

Improve IAQ – reduce PM, VOC, and CO2 level

Hence IBABC is a 3-IN-1 unit – air filter, cooler and humidifier.


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Integrated solution

to produce eco-friendly lightweight

concrete and low-cost hollow blocks

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ubagaram Johnson Alengaram

Department of Civil Engineering,


[email protected]

PROJECT IDEA

4 PRODUCTS:

(1) eco-Light-Crete / ecoLcrete (2) lightweight non-structural building block (3)

low-cost hollow block (cast on-site/ precast) (4) low carbon/ eco hollow block

(precast)

The solution is to integrate UM patented know-how with existing abundance of

biomass materials at the villages and special mix of cement at smaller amount

to transport to construction site. Contractor Class C can lower the cost of

construction when the Contractor makes the hollow slab at site of construction

using. This will less the cost of transporting hollow slabs from manufacturers to

distributors of hollow slabs.

The Contractor will further lower the cost per unit of hollow block when he mixes

the special product with available biomass such as shredded palm oil clinker

and other biomass materials to make the hollow slabs and cement at the

construction site. This biomass is easily available at these villages and remote

areas. In our estimation Contractor Class C can save up to 30% construction

cost in building low cost houses.


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Locally produced V&C

POME Bac

Prof. Dr. Chong Ving Ching

Institute of Biological Sciences


[email protected]

PROJECT IDEA

The local supply of V&C POME Bac for mahseer (kelah), marble goby and

garupa fingerlings is the solution in solving the pain points facing aqua fish

farmers.

Feed-2-Fish© offers three possibilities approach to fish/ invertebrate hatchery

production for fish farmers by providing (i) patented formulation POME-Bac to

feed, (ii) live zooplankton and (3) fish fingerlings.

Research has shown V&C POME Bac to feed fish larvae or fingerlings have an

80% higher survival rate for various species of fish and invertebrates.

Prof. Dr. S. Vikineswary Sabaratnam

Institute of Biological Sciences


[email protected]


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Accurately diagnose

severe dengue

Associate Prof. Dr. Wong Pooi Fong

Department of Pharmacology

Faculty of Medicine

[email protected]

PROJECT IDEA


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Prof. Dr. Sazaly Abu Bakar

Department of Medical Microbiology,

Faculty of Medicine, UM

[email protected]

Our solution is UM patented SDen-Detect. SDen-Detect is a severe dengue in

vitro diagnostic kit. It is an enzyme-linked immunoassay that quantitatively

measures the level of a macrophage scavenger receptor in serum. This

measurement level will show significant elevation in severe dengue patients

compared to dengue fever (Patent No. MY168633). The biomarker levels are

significantly elevated in severe dengue patients compared to dengue fever

including dengue with and without warning signs.

SDen-Detect has been awarded with ISO13485 certification in 2019. This

certification is expected to facilitate licensing approval by Medical Device

Authority. Features:

First and only severe dengue diagnostic kit

Tested to differentiate severe dengue from dengue through a

multicenter trial in Malaysia (AUC value=0.781, p<0.001)

Sensitivity is 72% and specificity is 80%

Early detection of severe dengue - from day 4 of

fever onset

Diagnostic threshold and interpretation are provided

Complete ready to use kit

Colorimetric detection

NanoSense

Portable kit to detect foodborne pathogen

Dr. Leo Bey Fen

Faculty of Medicine;

Research Fellow, NANOCAT

CIME, UM

[email protected]

PROJECT IDEA

NanoSense, patented point-of-care (POC) device, detects Salmonella

bacteria in food rapidly. It able to detect 3 types of pathogenic Salmonella

specifically:

• S. typhi,

• S. enteritidis and

• S. paratyphi

These types of bacteria are the most common bacteria for foodborne diseases.

Food samples, with traces of bacteria, meshed with water is all it needs for the

on-site testing by inserting the chip into its low-cost portable reader. NanoSense

is an efficient rapid, sensitive, point-of-care detection system for foodborne

pathogen as easy as glucose testing for the public and regulators.


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Y Hub

IOT device

Dr. Mohd Yazed Ahmad

Department of Biomedical Engineering,


[email protected]

PROJECT IDEA

The solution is an IOT device, Y Hub. It is a wireless device placed underneath

the air-cond, particularly on a table. It points to the air-cond unit with these

features

Turn On and Off the air-cond via an app

Air-cond timer (with timer setting)

Automatic Air-cond temperature setting (auto set to default desired

temperature)

Electricity usage of the air-cond in Ringgit (with electricity tariffs

settings)

Authorized changes to Y Hub (with password setting)

Display or hidden electricity usage on the LCD panel (with displays

settings)

Turns on and off when no one is around via presence identification


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ICDL

Training

Dr. Aznul Qalid Md Sabri

Department of Artificial Intelligence

Faculty of Computer Science & Information Technology, UM

[email protected]

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PROJECT IDEA

We leverage on the Faculty of Computer Science & IT (University Malaya) which

is the #1 Computer Science faculty in Malaysia, that has more than 90 PhD level

academicians, to provide IR4.0 training for various disciplines and domains. The

training content shall be embedded with ICDL modules.

*ICDL is an international standard in digital skills certification

For OKU

and the physically challenged to take wudu'

Assoc. Prof. Ir. Dr. Siti Zawiah Md Dawal

Department of Mechanical Engineering

Faculty of Engineering UM

[email protected]

PROJECT IDEA

We present UM Mobile Wudu' Station. This product has been researched for

many years and been utilized by several mosques. Several units have been

tested and used at Masjid Ar Rahman KL, Masjid Abu Bakar Bangsar and PLPP

Bangi (Pusat latihan dan Kemahiran OKU).

Allows user to perform wudu’ in comfortable manner and confident. The

ergonomic design allows user to perform wudu’ smoothly and confidently

especially for the hands and legs part which is the difficult area to perform

wudu’ previously.


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Your medical info

in your own hand

PROJECT IDEA

Prof. Dr. Miss Laiha Mat Kiah

Department of Computer System & Technology


[email protected]

Data is carried on patient smartphones using the mPHR app. Health records

and private information is secured with the patient.

mPHR app connects with multiple healthcare systems via an interface. This is

through an HL7 standard exchanging information between medical

applications. HL7 is a known format for health-related information with many

healthcare providers and services. Examples of HL7 messages include patient

records, laboratory records, and billing information. If the clinic or hospital has

the latest information of the patient, it will sync with the patient's mPHR app to

ensure the latest information resides within the mPHR app. The patient has the

right to request the clinic or hospital to delete his health record once all

information transferred to the mPHR app.


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HALAL

Squad App

Dr. Azah Anir Norman

Department of Information System


[email protected]

PROJECT IDEA


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Halal Squad app is the solution. Our Halal Squad app is a multisided platform

for customers and food outlet operators. It's social media-based, where food

outlet managers can answer the grievances on Halal issues posted by

customers.

Our solution is more than providing a platform. We have the right technology in

identifying the Halal grievances on other social media platforms. Our solution is

finding those grievances and channeled back to the Halal Squad app.

We also provide the right technology & solution for food outlet managers to

answer to those grievances via the Halal Squad app.

Baby Cry

Recognition App

Assoc. Prof. Ir. Dr. Ting Hua Nong

Department of Biomedical Engineering


[email protected]


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PROJECT IDEA

UM owned Cryreason app can solve the challenges of mothers, baby sitters and

nurses are facing when of baby cries. The Cryreason app is based on AI and

machine learning. The app with a few seconds of cry can determine the reasons

why the baby cry. It has been tested and ready for commercialization.

Let’s Tilawah:

A Fun Quranic Lesson

Dr. Unaizah Obaidellah

Department of Artificial Intelligence,


[email protected]

PROJECT IDEA

Tried and tested through research is the end product of Tiwalah Asyraaf. A special

learning method using digital devices that is adapted to support fun, exciting,

successful and sustainable learning experience for the children with special needs.


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BIJAK

Magnetic Board

Dr. Norhanim Zakaria

Department of Quantity Surveying

Faculty of Built Environment

[email protected]


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PROJECT IDEA

The BIJAK-Magnetic Board offers 4 different types of boards at one time. This

portable board offers 4 different modes. They are detachable and independent

usage. It's a magnetic board, whiteboard, pegboard, and soft board. Users can

use BIJAK-Magnetic Board in different presentation techniques. Each board is a

separate unit and stand-alone. Users can approach their presentations in many

ways using this multi-function board. Moreover, the mainframe can be a banner

hanging stand, a frame for a temporary tent for outdoor activities and space

partitions. It is also equipped with castor wheels. It's designed with adjustable legs

to suit its functions.

UM DEEP TECH (UMDT) COMMITTEE

Director Prof. Ir. Dr. Fatimah Ibrahim

Deputy Director Dr. Sik Cheng Peng

Head Coordinator Dr. Wan Safwani Wan Kamarul Zaman

Spin-off Accelerator Mentor Mr. Ahmad Zakir Dato` Wira Ja’afar

Program & Training Coordinator Mdm. Siti Nurul’Ashikin Sabaruddin

Asst. Program & Training Coordinator Dr. Aida Syafinaz Mokhtar

Commercialization & Technology Transfer Coordinator Dr. Lee Ching Shya

Asst. Commercialization & Technology Transfer 1. Mdm. W. Aminatul Afna W. Mohammad Rawi

2. Mdm. Nurfaizah Mohd Jabir

Logistics & Facility Coordinator Dr. Siti Munirah Md. Noh

Asst. Logistics & Facility 1. Mr. Muhammad Akmal Mohamad Arbaain

2. Mr. Saharizal Jaafar

Program Editor Ms. Khairunnajah Mustaffa Albakri

Business & Finance Ms. Nur Umairah Mohd Zani

Website & Videographer Mr. Mohd Hafizul Asraf Ahmad

Program Secretary Mdm. Izaidah Jamaludin

Asst. Secretary Mdm. Salina Talib

Managerial & Administration

Mdm. Nur Asmawarmi Abdullah Yusoff

Asst. Managerial & Administration 1. Ms. Najia Nasir

2. Mdm. Siti Rohayu Mohd Sood 30


UMCIC are hoping to develop more effective and strategic partnerships

with industry to further expand UM researchers’ commercialization efforts

while increasing the productivity of research and innovation in UM.

Keep supporting our UM startups and see you again!

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