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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 Regional Finals was held on November 2 at Zhejiang University in Hangzhou. This year’s competition attracted registrations from 4,281 teams across 1,293 universities worldwide, with only 88 teams advancing to the finals. Amid fierce competition, the “Sheng Sheng” team—composed of Li Bo-Lin from Feng Chia University’s Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Wang Yi-Ting from Hungkuang University’s Department of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology, and Xu Shuo-Han from National Chung Hsing University’s Department of Business Administration—won the Second Prize in the Enlightenment Track with their AI speech practice platform designed specifically for children with hearing loss.

逢甲勇奪全國資訊應用創新賽13獎項 兩隊入選APICTA台灣代表隊進軍亞太

由數位發展部數位產業署、教育部資訊及科技教育司及中華民國資訊管理學會共同主辦的「第30屆大專校院資訊應用服務創新競賽」，於11月1日在國立臺灣大學綜合體育館舉行決賽暨頒獎典禮。今年共有151所大專校院、1,964隊、9,781人報名參賽，寫下歷年新高紀錄。面對如此規模與強度，逢甲大學師生表現亮眼，於產業創新AI、產學合作、資訊應用、友達智慧場域與ESG應用、AI工具運用及MATLAB & Simulink無人機創新等組別共奪下13項獎項。

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.

Taiwan Innotech Expo 2025: Feng Chia University Wins 3 Golds, 2 Silvers, 1 Bronze; Forward Vehicle Blind Spot Warning System Receives Foxconn Special Award

The 2025 Taiwan Innotech Expo (TIE) was grandly held at Taipei World Trade Center Hall 1 from October 16 to 18. This year’s theme, “AI Cross-Domain Innovation, Intelligence Drives the Future,” brought together top global R&D teams and industry elites to showcase the limitless possibilities of technological innovation. In the “Invention Competition Area” organized by the Intellectual Property Office, Ministry of Economic Affairs, a total of 554 patents competed, with over 100 entries from the “School Invention Area,” making the competition fierce. This year, the concept of corporate talent selection was introduced, inviting Delta Electronics, Minmax Group, MSI, and Foxconn Technology Group to jointly evaluate and seek innovative achievements with market potential and industrial value.

Feng Chia University Ranks Sixth Nationwide in NSTC College Student Research Projects! “Big Fish Leading Small Fish” — Feng Chia Professors Accompany Students, Making Research the Most Valuable Part-Time Job

The National Science and Technology Council (NSTC) recently announced the list of approved College Student Research Projects. Feng Chia University ranked sixth nationwide in the number of approved projects, with an acceptance rate exceeding 50%, demonstrating strong academic and research capabilities as well as interdisciplinary talent cultivation. This program is the most important undergraduate research platform in Taiwan, not only fostering students’ independent thinking and research abilities but also deepening faculty-student collaboration and the campus research atmosphere. At Feng Chia, these achievements are never accidental, but the result of teachers’ long-term guidance and support.

Feng Chia University’s First Freshman Project Competition Debuts: Department of Electronic Engineering Wins Gold, Department of Marketing Receives Social Popularity Award

Feng Chia University held its first-ever “University-wide Freshman Project Competition” in 2025, guiding new students to immerse themselves in a CDIO learning environment centered on “learning by doing, doing by learning” from their very first day on campus. The project courses, held from September 2 to 3, featured outstanding teams from each department, who continued to refine their projects in their spare time. The final results exhibition was held at Virtuosi Hall from September 23 to 26, attracting over a thousand faculty and students for observation and exchange.