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Taiwan Wins Consecutive Championships at the Asia Skills Competition: Feng Chia University's Lin Chen-Yi Wins Bronze in Cloud Computing, Boosting the National Team

The “2025 Asia Skills Competition” concluded successfully on November 30. The Taiwan delegation defended its overall team championship title amid fierce competition from 30 participating countries. Among the five bronze medals in the youth category, one was claimed by Lin Chen-Yi, an alumnus of the Department of Information Engineering and Computer Science at Feng Chia University. In the high-intensity “Cloud Computing” category, Lin remained composed under pressure from strong competitors from Japan, Korea, and other countries, securing a valuable medal for Taiwan.

Feng Chia University College of Information and Electrical Engineering Collaborates with Politecnico di Torino to Promote “1+1 Dual Master’s Degree” and Deepen Cooperation in Semiconductors and Information Security

From November 21 to 22, twelve professors from five top Italian universities gathered at Feng Chia University. After signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), they immediately began cross-college collaborations and industry visits, engaging in in-depth exchanges with the College of Information and Electrical Engineering, School of Architecture, and College of Business.

Five Leading Italian Universities Set Record with Joint Visit to Taiwan; Feng Chia University Signs MOUs with Four Institutions

Today (21st), in an unprecedented move, professors from five top Italian universities in architecture and design arrived together at Feng Chia University to attend the “2025 Co-Creating the Future: Culture × Creativity × Sustainability” international forum, workshops, and exhibitions, co-hosted by the Taichung Architecture and Culture Education Foundation and Feng Chia University. This visiting delegation includes 12 professors from Politecnico di Torino (POLITO), University of Camerino (UNICAM), University of Florence (UNIFI), University of Turin (UNITO), and Politecnico di Milano (POLIMI), making it the largest-scale event in recent years.

AI Gives Voice to Children with Hearing Loss: Feng Chia University’s “Sheng Sheng” Wins Second Prize in the Greater China Region at the Apple Mobile Application Innovation Competition

The 10th Apple Mobile Application Innovation Contest (MAIC) Greater China Finals was held on November 2 at Zhejiang University. Out of 4,281 teams from 1,293 universities worldwide, only 88 advanced to the finals. The “Sheng Sheng” team—Po-Lin Li (Feng Chia University), Yi-Ting Wang (Hungkuang University), and Shuo-Han Hsu (National Chung Hsing University)—won second prize in the Enlightenment Track with an AI speech training platform for children with hearing impairments.

Feng Chia University won 13 awards at the National Information Application Service Innovation Competition, with two teams selected for the APICTA Taiwan delegation to compete in the Asia-Pacific region.

The “30th College and University Information Application Service Innovation Competition,” co-organized by the Administration for Digital Industries, Ministry of Digital Affairs, the Department of Information and Technology Education, Ministry of Education, and the Chinese Society for Information Management, held its finals and award ceremony on November 1 at the Sports Center of National Taiwan University. This year, a record high was set with 151 colleges and universities, 1,964 teams, and 9,781 participants registering for the competition. Facing such scale and intensity, Feng Chia University’s faculty and students delivered outstanding performances, winning a total of 13 awards across categories including Industrial Innovation AI, Industry-Academia Collaboration, Information Application, AUO Smart Field and ESG Application, AI Tools Application, and MATLAB & Simulink UAV Innovation.

Lin Chen-Yi from Feng Chia University Earns National Representative Qualification in Cloud Computing, Representing Taiwan at the 2025 Asian Skills Competition

The list of heroes for the “Cloud Computing” category in the 3rd Asian Skills Competition and the 48th WorldSkills National Selection (Phase 2) was announced on October 20. Lin Chen-Yi from the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at Feng Chia University stood out as the official national representative and will represent Taiwan at the “WorldSkills Asia Taipei 2025” competition, held in Taipei from November 27 to 29, showcasing the cloud computing capabilities of Taiwan’s young generation.