For someone living with visual impairment, even the simplest daily tasks like picking the right carton of milk at the supermarket, can be a challenge. Enter AiSee, an AI-powered wearable that is akin to a “visual companion”, created at the National University of Singapore to help people better connect with the world around them.

So how exactly is it reshaping accessibility? And how could it pave the way for more inclusive innovation in Singapore and beyond?

On Good Tech, Lynlee Foo speaks to Associate Professor Suranga Nanayakkara, Co-founder of AiSee, from the Department of Information Systems & Analytics, at NUS Computing to find out more.

For someone living with visual impairment, even the simplest daily tasks like picking the right carton of milk at the supermarket, can be a challenge. Enter AiSee, an AI-powered wearable that is akin to a &ldquo;visual companion&rdquo;, created at the National University of Singapore to help people better connect with the world around them.
So how exactly is it reshaping accessibility? And how could it pave the way for more inclusive innovation in Singapore and beyond?
On Good Tech, Lynlee Foo speaks to Associate Professor Suranga Nanayakkara, Co-founder of AiSee, from the Department of Information Systems &amp; Analytics, at NUS Computing to find out more.

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In the lighter hours, listen to discussions on social issues and features on topics that include health, education, arts and music.

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Good Tech: A visual companion empowering blind Singaporeans using AI

Over the last 25 years in the landed property market, buyer priorities have shifted and definitions of value evolved. But what continues to give landed homes long-term appeal despite landed property buyers’ mindsets changing over time?

On Industry Insight, Lynlee Foo speaks to Julian Yip, Managing Director from Realstar Premier Group to look at what the future of landed living could look like — and what today’s buyers need to understand in a market shaped by cycles, constraints, and changing lifestyles.

Over the last 25 years in the landed property market, buyer priorities have shifted and definitions of value evolved. But what continues to give landed homes long-term appeal despite landed property buyers&rsquo; mindsets changing over time?
On Industry Insight, Lynlee Foo speaks to Julian Yip, Managing Director from Realstar Premier Group to look at what the future of landed living could look like &mdash; and what today&rsquo;s buyers need to understand in a market shaped by cycles, constraints, and changing lifestyles.

Industry Insight: What 25 years of cycles tell us about the future of landed living

As cities expand and nature becomes harder to monitor, technology is stepping in with a new way of listening to the environment. In our forests and nature reserves, countless animals communicate all around us — but many of their calls go unnoticed. So what if we could ‘listen in’ and let technology do the identifying for us?

On Good Tech, Lynlee Foo speaks to Indraneel Paranjape from Koel to find out what sort of improvements does it bring to those working towards the future of environmental conservation.

As cities expand and nature becomes harder to monitor, technology is stepping in with a new way of listening to the environment. In our forests and nature reserves, countless animals communicate all around us &mdash; but many of their calls go unnoticed. So what if we could &lsquo;listen in&rsquo; and let technology do the identifying for us?
On Good Tech, Lynlee Foo speaks to Indraneel Paranjape from Koel to find out what sort of improvements does it bring to those working towards the future of environmental conservation.

Good Tech: Using sound to identify, protect, and understand wildlife with AI

Venezuelan oil is back in the headlines — but Jaime Brito, Executive Director for Refining and Oil Products at OPIS (part of Chemical Market Analytics by Dow Jones) explains why politics alone won’t move markets.

On Industry Insight, Jaime cuts through speculation to unpack the hard realities of oil markets — from refinery design and heavy-crude economics to trade flows and logistics. A clear-eyed look at what Venezuelan crude really means for Asia, and why Singapore’s role as a global energy and maritime hub is shaped more by infrastructure and timing than headlines.

Venezuelan oil is back in the headlines &mdash; but Jaime Brito, Executive Director for Refining and Oil Products at OPIS (part of Chemical Market Analytics by Dow Jones) explains why politics alone won&rsquo;t move markets.
On Industry Insight, Jaime cuts through speculation to unpack the hard realities of oil markets &mdash; from refinery design and heavy-crude economics to trade flows and logistics. A clear-eyed look at what Venezuelan crude really means for Asia, and why Singapore&rsquo;s role as a global energy and maritime hub is shaped more by infrastructure and timing than headlines.

Good Tech: A visual companion empowering blind Singaporeans using AI

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